AFCEA Bethesda's 5th Health IT Day

AFCEA Bethesda is excited to announce this year's Fifth Health IT Day is moving back to the Bethesda North Marriott and Conference Center. Health IT Day is expected to bring together more than 700 senior-executives and IT professionals from across industry and federal agencies such as the Department of Health and Human Services, the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institutes of Health, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense. The goals of the event are to foster better inter-agency communication among key stakeholders, share lessons learned and best practices, identify mission-critical IT issues that strengthen program management, align the acquisition and budget process with the technology cycle, improve accountability and increase engagement with industry.

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Register today and benefit from:

• Networking opportunities with more than 700 IT professionals and executives 
• Keynote presentations and panel discussions from key stakeholders at critical agencies such as FDA, CDC, CMS, NIH, ONC, HHS, VA, & DOD responsible for achieving Federal health objectives through the use of IT
• Federal roundtables allow one-on-one Q&A opportunities to discuss challenges, trends and initiatives between government and industry that will lead to innovation and economic growth
  • Topics include: cloud computing; shared services; mobility; information sharing; electronic health records; privacy; big data; fraud, waste and abuse; telehealth; health informatics; and more 
• Program updates from IT program and project managers and Department leaders 
• Small Business Innovation Luncheon featuring more than 125 small business representatives and systems integrators to look at real and planned set-aside programs throughout the health IT community 
• Meet one-on-one with Federal program offices such as NITAAC to discuss future healthcare focused information technology opportunities and how the private sector can improve technology requirements
• Receive continuing education credits from the Graduate School USA, an independent, educational, not-for-profit that prepares and advance your career in government, private sector and non-for-profit organizations