CIS Trainer Designees

Is it safe to assume that anyone who makes it over to this site already knows that you have received an email telling you who you can contact in the event of a CIS "emergency".  In an effort to provide as many training and information opportunities available to CIS users, Cindy Sessink, manager, Dave Lapierre, team lead, both of IS training, and I have been on a brainstorming binge for the last number of months.  Results so far:

• Redesign IS Training and Information site
• Early development of CME/CEU for CIS training modules
• Designated CIS trainers for BMP sites, clinicians and other users
• Quick Tips and alerts
• Investigation into discussion forum for posting on the Info Site
• Ongoing web-based training (WBT), webinars, and training sessions depending on rollout schedules

Are you reading this post?  I'd love to get some feedback on what works best and what we're leaving out.  I am especially interested in working with web 2.0 tools.  As you know, I am comfortable developing short PowerPoints and videos, depending on the subject matter.  I'm curious to know whether Twitter would be a useful technology to get the word out in the event of a CIS alert/issue, or even the discovery of a new tip.  Baystate Health is considering the opening of Twitter on the network.  In the meantime, however, I am able to use smartphone/cellular transmission.  

Shoot me an email or leave a comment.

Neil