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What a badass. Very interesting career path. Keep crushing it, sir

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:35 *👨‍⚕️ Introduction to MHS Genesis 101* - Presentation overview for commanders before MHS Genesis implementation - Speaker background as Chief Medical Informatics Officer and neonatologist 02:27 *🔄 Transition from Legacy Systems to MHS Genesis* - Explanation of the need for change from fragmented legacy systems - Goals: enhance patient safety, reduce variation, standardize processes 07:18 *🏥 MHS Genesis Overview and Applications* - Comprehensive coverage of functional areas in healthcare delivery - Description of different applications within MHS Genesis (PowerChart, FirstNet, SurgiNet, Dentrix) 12:42 *📋 Guiding Principles for MHS Genesis Development* - Standardization of clinical and business processes - Patient-centric approach and flexibility for operational missions - Configuration vs. customization philosophy 18:46 *🔧 Implementation Strategies and Challenges* - Decision-making based on overall MHS benefit - Involvement of frontline care delivery professionals in decisions - Rapid implementation of changes and focus on patient engagement 23:59 *📝 MHS Genesis Implementation Requirements* - Mandatory use of MHS Genesis with few exceptions - Availability of dot phrases and Dragon medical for documentation - Comparison of MHS Genesis interface to legacy systems 28:27 *💡 Challenges in MHS Genesis Development* - Explanation of issues with initial customization and implementation - Discussion of the process to fix and optimize the system - Importance of balancing deployment and system improvements 35:40 *📅 MHS Genesis Deployment Schedule and Process* - Overview of deployment waves and lessons learned - Description of the Pay It Forward program for implementation support - Explanation of the workflow concept in MHS Genesis 40:53 *🏥 MHS Genesis Organizational Structure* - Introduction to key agencies involved in MHS Genesis - Overview of vendor partnerships and deployment segments - Presentation of deployment wave schedule and progress 44:43 *🔄 MHS Genesis Implementation Roles and Equipment* - Description of roles and responsibilities in MHS Genesis implementation - Emphasis on leadership's role in cultural change - Introduction to new equipment and safety measures (e.g., barcode scanners) 46:51 *🔮 Future Developments for MHS Genesis* - Closer integration with VA and other federal partners - Improvements in patient movement tracking and health information exchange - Introduction of Video Connect for virtual care 49:13 *🏥 NICU Implementation Experience* - Overview of MHS Genesis implementation in San Diego NICU - Challenges faced during transition and patient safety concerns - Process of identifying and addressing critical issues 54:44 *🛠️ Ongoing Challenges and Improvements* - Balancing clinical duties with system improvement responsibilities - Importance of distinguishing between critical fixes and customization requests - Limited resources for system modifications and updates 56:00 *📊 Data Availability and Standardization* - Progress in data availability since initial implementation - Challenges in standardizing metrics across different facilities - Adaptation of national standards for healthcare data reporting Made with HARPA AI

Holy shit, this dude is a legend.

30-year provider in the Navy (20 AD and 10 more as a Red Cross Volunteer). More than 20 of those at Bethesda-Walter Reed. This system may be wonderful, however, it feels like a thinly veiled attempt to eliminate Active Duty records which would support the care of beneficiaries and future claims by retirees. When you have to shut down care out of safety concerns someone has done a POOR job of vetting this system. Fixing problems is great but these are all things that could have been ironed out BEFORE launch. Hopefully, I'm wrong, but thus far not impressed with this MASSIVE waste of money.

Who the hell puts their personal card payment information on a system covered by Tricare? RED FLAG.

What a piece of shot

How to join the military: Never take medication for any problems not even for a headache otherwise you’re wasting your time with a computer that dictates your future. Military is a fucking joke

Here are the links and books referenced in this great talk:

thank you for the great talk. Thanks for recording and posting so I can watch it asynchronously

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This is so dumb. What a waste of tax payer dollars

This sounds sick except the part about being on a submarine lol

I sat 32 minutes thru this videos understanding all the big words but not knowing what 99% of these acronyms or explanations but they sound smart. Hoah!

Fellow fort smith brother @ navymedical

My dream is to become a marine waiting on my waiver to come back approved or denied over something I did as a kid but now I am a different man and I have matured greatly. Hopes and prayers

A computer dictates your entry. Good luck!

Good focus but missing the link of immune health. Every immune cell has a vitamin D receptor and controls over 2000 genes. Low 25 hydroxy and you are more susceptible to disease. 30ng/ml is fine for bone health. Immune health a better target is over 50ng. If you look at covid meta analysis deaths were directly associated with D at 30ng and below. The lower the D more deaths. Another factor is there are people that have a VDR dysfunction that have severely low 25 hydroxy. In many cases these patients have autoimmune issues and need more D3.

RIP navy recruiting numbers.

Basically weeding out most applicants. Screw genesis

Doc Lin, great hearing your voice. I will always get those mass cas drills on the schedule, but don't forget the fan rooms and corrosion control. What an amazing event to be part of, truly impressive to see the Navy - Marine team at work from the beach to the flight deck to the OR.

Great video, look forward to more and hopefully an ability to earn CME’s.

Thank you for your extraordinary instructions, Dr. Smith! It was a true pleasure to be your student. Fair winds, and following seas!

Thank you Dr. Dale Smith. Your lectures are always a rich pleasure. I hope to see you here again, next day.