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A Roadmap for Scalable Hospital Telehealth: ARMC’s Implementation

How do you build a telehealth system that’s easy for patients and efficient for staff across your different departments and service lines? How do you design telehealth that’s aligned with your clinical workflows and processes? It’s time to get beyond FaceTime and video chat apps. Join our guest, ARMC Chief Medical Information Officer, Reza Sadeghian, MD, MBA as he walks us through best practices for designing and rolling out hospital telehealth that can scale. Learn:

Design considerations (e.g. adding attending physicians or interpreters) for deep integration with operational practices and scalability
Best practice examples from ARMC’s implementation
Practical vision for telehealth going forward

Designing Hospital Telehealth Beyond COVID-19

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics @ California University Of Science And Medicine

Reza Sadeghian

Dr. Reza Sadeghian has served as the Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) of the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) in Colton, County of San Bernardino, California, since 2019. He further serves the medical center as an attending physician, a clinical student support advisor, and medical director of Clinical Informatics, while also functioning as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the California University of Science and Medicine. Prior to joining the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Dr. Reza Sadeghian served as a member of the executive committee of the Council for Clinical Information Technology (COCiT) section of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and a faculty member and co-chair of the division of digital health and innovation at Southern Medical Association ( SMA ) in Birmingham, Alabama.

Dr. Sadeghian earned his MD from St. George’s University, graduating in 2010. He completed his Post-doctoral fellowship at UPMC. He also holds master’s degrees in business administration, Clinical Informatics & Patient-Centered Technologies (CIPCT), and biomedical science. While in Pediatric training at the University of South Alabama, he published an original study, “The Feasibility and Satisfaction of Using Telemedicine to Provide Tertiary Pediatric Obesity Care.”

Dr. Reza Sadeghian’s professional affiliations include the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Association of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, and the American College of Healthcare Executive, to name just three. His personal interests, meanwhile, include cycling and photography.

University of Washington

Reza Sadeghian - University of South Alabama
Completed Pediatrics residency

University of South Alabama

Reza Sadeghian - UPMC
Completed Post-doctoral training in Biomedical Informatics.

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