Starts November 13th – HLTH 2022 is the preeminent event for health innovation, pushing boundaries to transform the next decade of health. In their fifth year, their vision is to accelerate engagement across the health ecosystem through a new interactive format that encourages deeper connections and thought-provoking discussion.
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Upcoming webinars for healthcare providers focused on adopting health information technology and participation in federal initiatives and quality reporting programs for transition to value based care. The webinars listed are free of charge so register today. Check back each week for new events.
In person events are continuing to reemerge. Associations, AHA, HFMA, and Civitas are all bringing back their live events. Here are five summer events that might be of interest.
By Marc Rabner MD MPH – Video conferencing kept us linked during the pandemic, but there was always something missing. Last week’s State HIT Connect Summit held in Baltimore, Maryland filled the gap with three days of real-life conversations and face-to-face meetings.
The 2022 meeting will be the 12th annual State Healthcare IT Connect Summit. The conference has grown and evolved into an important national venue for public and private sector thought leaders to share ideas and benchmark implementation strategies of State Health IT Systems.
ONC Annual Meeting continues with part 2 on April 13 and 14. Registration is open and the full agenda has been released. New registrations are required even if you attended the February sessions.
April 4-10 is National Public Health Week. The American Public Health Association brings together communities across the United States to observe NPHW. Follow and join the conversation with #NPHW, #NPHW2022 and #NPHWChat.
Starts on April 26th – Join North America’s leading forum for advancing the delivery of digital care Digital Health’s deployment has been as fast as it has wide. Overnight it has become the central focus for hospitals, health plans and emerging market disruptors across the nation. The result? Workflows are more complicated than ever.
With the reporting of 26,000 attendees, HIMSS seems to be getting back on track and moving in the right direction. So what were the reactions? What were the takeaways? Will the exhibitors and attendees return next year? Here are more reactions and takeaways.