Elsevier Appoints New President of Elsevier CPM Resource Center

Hajo Oltmanns to lead expansion of CPM's clinical decision support tools


Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, has appointed Hajo Oltmanns as the new President of Elsevier CPM Resource Center (CPM), a leader in developing clinical decision support (CDS) tools for healthcare.

Hajo will lead the continued development and expansion of CPM's clinical decision support tools and the engagement of the CPM International Consortium, an organization composed of hundreds of CPM's client hospitals and health systems. Hajo is also responsible for the development of Elsevier's new Order Sets, which is expected to launch in late 2012. 

Hajo's appointment comes as CPM and our other CDS groups work together to transform healthcare," said Jay Katzen, Managing Director, Elsevier Clinical Decision Support and Payer Solutions. "Hajo's experience and understanding of healthcare will help grow this business, empowering our customers to achieve measureable, sustainable success through the implementation of evidence-based CDS and professional practice expertise."

At Elsevier Health Sciences, Hajo previously served as the Senior Vice President of Strategy & Business Development, focusing on the CDS group. Hajo joined Elsevier in 2007 and served as a member of the executive strategy team, working across all international businesses units while based in Amsterdam.

Prior to Elsevier, Hajo was a manager at the Boston Consulting Group in Chicago, where he focused on strategy, development and customer understanding across several industries, including healthcare.

Originally from Germany, Hajo has an MA from the University of Edinburgh and an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.

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