Health IT Conferences

Join senior executives from the nation’s leading hospitals and health systems at this unique forum where health care leaders discuss the critical issues facing their organizations and network to find the solutions they need to be more successful. The Leadership Summit offers strategies and tools to help organizations better serve their patients and communities while improving financial and operational goals.

Design professionals from all over the world gather for four days of community, inspiration and skills building. Now in its 15th year, UX Week delivers new tools you can put to use immediately.

Set your calendar and join your peers at the Health 2.0 11th Annual Fall Conference in Santa Clara. Discover and watch hundreds of live product demos, and get a first glance at companies developing new cutting-edge technologies across health care and wellness, ranging from chronic diagnosis and geo-analytics to financial management. Whether you’re looking for the next new innovation or to network with the most influential health care providers, developers, and start-ups; the Annual Health 2.0 Fall Conference is the place to be each year.

The healthcare industry is balancing the need to provide quality care while reducing costs and managing population health. To do this effectively, healthcare organizations are becoming more reliant on the optimal gathering, analysis, and use of health information. The 89th AHIMA Convention and Exhibit, October 7‒11, 2017, in Los Angeles, CA, will explore the many ways health information professionals must inspire, innovate and lead their organizations into the future of health data analytics, informatics, and information governance.

An Event Apart San Francisco is three days of intense focus on digital design, UX, and more. If you care about creating the best possible experiences for the people who use your work, and crave concentrated time to level up your skills in the company of your peers, An Event Apart is the conference you’ve been waiting for.

TEDMED is a global community of leading doers and thinkers from every walk of life. Our goal is to seed the innovations in health and medicine of today, making the breakthroughs of tomorrow possible. TEDMED curates a unique and provocative program featuring brilliant short talks and stunning artistic performances that reframe the way we think and inspire critical new possibilities for the future of health and medicine.

At Health IT Summits, renowned leaders in U.S. and North American healthcare gather to present important information and share insights. Discussions and interactive sessions lead to shared learnings and exceptional networking. Healthcare leaders participate in transformative discussions and benefit from a unique environment for learning and professional growth.

At iHT2 Health IT Summits, renowned leaders in U.S. and North American healthcare gather to present important information and share insights. Discussions and interactive sessions lead to shared learnings and exceptional networking. Healthcare leaders participate in transformative discussions and benefit from a unique environment for learning and professional growth.

As connections with customers and application users cover more features, options, and deliver more information, the classical visual user interface has become increasingly difficult to use. With natural language interaction—through speech or text—a user simply types or says what they want. It may be a one-time request or a conversation, but dealing with digital systems in human language is the way of the future. The technology is here now, and continually improving, with increasingly effective tools that allow developing conversational interaction without a research project!

This meeting has a vibrant and diverse community of ambitious and excited scientists, and offers a supportive environment that encourages new ideas to change the research and practice of medicine.

Health and healthcare are contributing many new sources of data to this deluge, including electronic medical records, insurance claims, mobile health, social media and environmental health. These transformative phenomena require new scientific perspectives, theories and methods to make sense of data, inform policy decisions and take appropriate action. These challenges can be met only by combining methods from multiple fields, including informatics, computer science, statistics and epidemiology.

Implementation informatics moves theory into practice, concepts into reality. This allows us to geek out on data and programming while seeing the translational outcomes within a short time.