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2022 State HIT Connect Summit

The 2022 State HIT Connect Summit, will provide a unique lens on leading-edge technology innovations, for collaborative learning, and problem-solving forum on key issues, as well as numerous networking and partner development opportunities, to inform your state strategic plan moving forward.

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SECOND FLOOR | EXHIBIT HALL KEY BALLROOM 8-12

SECOND FLOOR | HOLIDAY BALLROOM 1-5

SECOND FLOOR | KEY BALLROOM 1

SECOND FLOOR | KEY BALLROOM 2

SECOND FLOOR | KEY BALLROOM 3

SECOND FLOOR | KEY BALLROOM 4

SECOND FLOOR | KEY BALLROOM 5

SECOND FLOOR | KEY BALLROOM 6

SECOND FLOOR | SOUTH FOYER

SECOND FLOOR | STONE MEETING ROOM

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 8: The State and the HIE: Better Health by Safely Including 42 CFR Part 2 Organizations in the HIE

Third Floor Meeting Rooms

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtables

THIRD FLOOR | CARROL A

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 1: Addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy with data analytics and why it improves population health

THIRD FLOOR | CHASE

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 7: How to Use HIEs to Meet CMS Interoperability Requirements

THIRD FLOOR | DOUGLAS

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 5: Incorporating Empathy into A.I. – How to Build a Better Bot

THIRD FLOOR | HOPKINS

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 4: The Psychology of Technology: The Importance of Training in a Modular MES Implementation

THIRD FLOOR | PACA MEETING ROOM

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 6: Making EHR Data More Available for Research and Public Health” (MedMorph) Project

THIRD FLOOR | TILGHMAN

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 3: Architecting and Integrating Data Sets to Address the Social Needs of a Community

THIRD FLOOR | TUBMAN A

8:00am • States of Implementation Roundtable 2: Interop.Community: Open-Source Tools & Communities of Practice for Advancing Interoperability