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HIMSS21: Same, Different, Next

August 24, 2021|HIMSS, Interoperability, Leadership|

“I survived HIMSS21.” That was the T-shirt I expected to find on every street corner of Las Vegas. Between the Delta variant surge alerts, the excruciating desert heat, and the discomfort (albeit appropriate and necessary) of all-day face masks, HIMSS21 was a game of wills at times. That being said, it also was [...]

HIMSS: The Highs, Lows and Everything in Between

February 25, 2020|HIMSS|

With HIMSS kicking off in two weeks, we can already feel the excitement building among our members and us at CommonWell. Let’s face it, it’s basically like Comicon for HIT fanatics. But the reality is, it can be a bit taxing for even the most seasoned HIT professional. Whether you’re a newbie or a HIMSS veteran, we thought a few of these GIFS might resonate with you too.

CommonWell TV: Back in Action at HIMSS19!

February 12, 2019|HIMSS, Members|

As HIMSS19 gets under way, so does one of our favorite parts of the show – for a fourth year, we are looking forward to once again bringing you all the action from the conference as we host CommonWell TV from the HIMSS show floor, here in Orlando, Florida. With the health care and health IT industries constantly evolving, interoperability is more [...]

The Need to Accelerate the Interoperability Ripple Effect in Digital Health

February 11, 2019|Deployment, HIMSS, Post-acute care, Value of Health IT|

CommonWell Health Alliance was founded on the shared belief that to drive better patient care and improve health outcomes, we need to connect as many care locations as possible across all care settings. Our vision was to unlock the full potential of healthcare IT by connecting as many other participants as possible who are committed to interoperability. Last year, we [...]

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