Are you heading to HLTH in Las Vegas? We are too. And we have been going through the speakers and sessions to consider. Well known, unknown, veterans, newcomers, innovators, policy makers, the bold, the advocate, and even the patient – they have them all. See you in Vegas.
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The Sequoia Project Annual Meeting is back in-person for their 2022 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. Join them to hear about updates and accomplishments for 2022, network with members, and learn what is in store for The Sequoia Project in 2023.
By Don Hardwick – From Marcus Whitney’s opening plea “answer the call” to a standing-room-only session on the last day, attendees at the AHIMA22 Global Conference demonstrated their steadfast commitment to liberating, managing and protecting electronic patient information (EPI).
November 7-9, 2022 The Population Health Colloquium is the foremost gathering of the most influential people in healthcare transformation. Gain insights on critical business solutions from leaders across the health ecosystem and discover new approaches on the leading edge of innovation.
Recorded on September 20th watch our 7th annual virtual discussion on the current issues driving Interoperability across the healthcare spectrum. Moderated by Jim Tate and panelists Femi Ladega, Paul L. Wilder, and John Rancourt.
Register for the 2022 ONC Tech Forum that begins Friday, September 9th. This year’s event will be held virtually over three consecutive “Forum Fridays” on September 9, 16 and 23. Each “Forum Friday” will focus on a specific area within health IT that ONC leads on behalf of HHS, serving as the secretary’s principal advisor on the development, application and use of health IT.
More takeaways from Beth Friedman at the first annual Civitas and Direct Trust Better Together 2022 conference in San Antonio. On the second day of sessions Beth sat in on a TEFCA update and ONC STAR program. Here are her notes.
Thank you to Beth Friedman for reporting at the Civitas and DirectTrust #BetterTogher4Health conference in San Antonio. This conference is bringing together those that will ultimately bring us health data interoperability. Here are notes and takeaways.
In person events are continuing to reemerge. This fall AHIMA, MGMA, and HLTH are all trying to present conferences to compare with pre-pandemic ones. Here are five fall events that might be of interest.