Oct. 30, 2007 (Tues)

Presentations available at bottom of page.

Dr. Robert N. Kolodner
National Coordinator for Health IT
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS)
Biography

Cliff Freeman

This event is now Sold Out.  Thank you to the members and registrants for your support, and if you pre-registered we look forward to seeing you on Tuesday morning.

Health Information Technology (Health IT) supports the secure management of medical information between consumers and providers and delivers substantial benefits to both.  Multi-agency Health IT systems are improving service delivery to the citizen, but ensuring that our Health IT systems are effective and deliver the right results is a challenge and an opportunity.  Join AFFIRM for a discussion on the growing Health IT market and the benefits involved in developing interoperable, multi-agency, and integrated systems.

Luncheon Attendees Will Learn:

• Why Health IT is a growing market
• The benefits of Health IT systems to the consumer and the health care provider
• How the VA and DoD defined and implemented joint requirements to meet the needs of veterans and eligible service members
• The challenges and benefits of managing a major Health IT initiative across departments

WHEN:

Tuesday, October 30, 2007
11:30am - Check-In & Networking
12:00n - 1:30pm - Luncheon & Program

WHERE:

Marvin Center - 3rd floor Ballroom
George Washington University
800 21st St., NW
Washington, DC 20052

COST:

Industry Member Pre-Registered -- $45
Industry Non-member Pre-Registered -- $65
Industry Member Walk-in -- $55 (if space is available)
Industry Non-member Walk-in -- $75 (if space is available)

Government Member Pre-Registered -- $20
Government Non-member Pre-Registered -- $25
Government Member Walk-in -- $25 (if space is available)
Government Non-member Walk-in -- $30 (if space is available)