Mount Sinai's Lisa Stump Leads Data Transformation for Enhanced Efficiency
Becker's Hospital Review
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Contributed by: Kate Gamble
Summary
Lisa Stump has transitioned from Yale New Haven Health to Mount Sinai Health System, where she is leading a data transformation initiative as executive vice president and chief digital information officer, while also serving as vice dean of information technology at the Icahn School of Medicine. Her efforts are aimed at optimizing data usage across the system, which has historically operated with siloed data practices that impeded effective performance analysis. By establishing a centralized data team, Stump seeks to unify organizational metrics and enhance operational efficiency, ultimately improving decision-making and collaboration among the system's approximately 50,000 employees.
