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Attending HIMSS events enriches communities' collaboration
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Attending HIMSS events enriches communities' collaboration

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Attending Global Conference yearly enables in-person meetings and conversations that deepen the commitment the 75% of HIMSS members involved in its 22 communities have to their shared work, according to HIMSS' Tammy Kwiatkoski.

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Preparing the AI-ready healthcare workforce

Tom Leary, HIMSS senior vice president and head of government relations, and Luis Belen, NHIT CEO, discuss the HIMSS-NHIT partnership that gives students AI training and hands-on experience through actual healthcare projects.

Preparing the AI-ready healthcare workforce
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Policymakers present recent developments at HIMSS26

Tom Leary, HIMSS senior vice president and head of government relations, says leaders from CMS, the VA and the Office of Civil Rights will discuss new frameworks, strategies and rule changes that will impact healthcare stakeholders.

Policymakers present recent developments at HIMSS26
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Wearables have reached a clinical turning point

Dr. Ami Bhatt, chief innovation officer at the American College of Cardiology, says wearables can spot subtle physiological changes to enable earlier intervention for patients with cardiometabolic disease.

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