Dr. Saysana, a hospitalist with Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health, will assume her new role Oct. 23. As chief quality and safety officer, she will focus on patient outcomes and the patient experience as well as getting rid of waste in care delivery.
Mr. Kilgore stepped into his new role Oct. 4. He was previously a transformation officer for system business services and system clinical services at IU Health. In his new role, he will oversee strategic planning and development of performance initiatives.
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