Join us this Thursday, December 12th for Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, virtual event. Starting at 1pm ET with keynote from Micky Tripathi, ASTP and National Coordinator on the state of interoperability. Learn more about the event sessions.
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Join us December 12th for Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, virtual event. This session @2:30 hear radio host Jim Tate, Clinical Architecture CEO Charlie Harp, and interoperability expert Didi Davis from The Sequoia Project discussing the challenges of interoperability and usability.
Join us December 12th for Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, virtual event. This session @2pm ET hear radio host Jim Tate, Manifest Medex CEO Erica Galvez, and J2 Interactive CTO Mickey Yalon discuss what successful HIEs are doing.
Join us 12/12 @1pm ET for Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, virtual event. This session @ 2pm ET hear Mike Gordon, Dr. Kristian Feterik, and Dr. José Francisco Abad discuss how UPMC leveraged its IT investments to create an automated, closed-loop referral system that integrated EHR physician consults with a centralized intake department.
By Terah Tessier & Laura McCrary – We sat down with the KONZA National Network team, one of the initial awardees, to learn how the STAR HIE Program helped support the state’s public health agency exchange health information during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Join us December 12th for Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, virtual event. This session @4pm ET hear radio host Jim Tate, B.J. Boyle, and Dr. Peter Schoch as they share insights on interoperability outlooks.
Join us December 12th for Sharing Health Data: Challenges to Solve – Lessons to be Learned, virtual event. This session @3:30-4pm ET hear radio host Matt Fisher and Lance Reid, CEO of Telcion for this Fireside Chat on security of patient data.
Join Answers Media Network and industry leaders as we come together on this virtual event for a series of high-level conversations around sharing health data as we head into 2025.
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