Health IT Summit
100 Days 23 Hours 18 Minutes 29 Seconds |
Federal leaders are working to improve efficiency in health care, strengthen crisis preparedness and accelerate research to prepare for the future health landscape. By adopting innovative solutions, agencies are optimizing workflows, enhancing data-driven decision-making and improving patient outcomes.
Join top health IT leaders to learn more about the latest efforts to modernize the federal electronic health record (EHR), invest in emerging technologies, enhance data interoperability and implement smarter health care solutions that reduce inefficiencies and improve overall system performance.

The new administration has outlined key priorities for federal health agencies. Join top leaders to explore how the government is leveraging technology to enhance health care delivery, from modernizing electronic health records and streamlining claims processing to harnessing AI and other emerging tools to improve efficiency and access. This discussion will provide valuable insights into the future of federal health services and their impact nationwide.
Federal agencies are harnessing AI to transform health care by improving diagnostics, streamlining operations, and enhancing patient care. Hear from experts on how AI-driven innovation is shaping the future of federal health services, increasing efficiency and expanding access to quality care.
Federal agencies are enhancing digital services by developing user-friendly apps and online portals that streamline access to health care information and resources. Hear how these tools are empowering individuals to manage appointments, access records and communicate with providers more efficiently, improving overall care delivery.
Federal health leaders are continuously evaluating and advancing strategies to enhance health care delivery and drive innovation across agencies. Hear from experts on how they are leveraging technology, data and emerging tools to improve patient outcomes, streamline operations and shape the future of federal health services.
The Flywheel Awards recognize leaders and their work in federal government.
The flywheel — a critical component in a machine to increase its momentum — is also a critical symbol representing our publication’s goal to keep federal IT decision-makers informed on technology’s impact on government. This momentum is what fuels the constant need for transformers to innovate in federal technology and communicate those strategies across the industry.
Categories include: Rising Star, Interoperability Leader, Digital Transformer, Innovation Champion and Health Equity Advocate.
As federal agencies digitize health records and expand data sharing, securing sensitive health information only becomes more critical. This panel will explore strategies for strengthening cybersecurity, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations and protecting patient data from emerging threats.
Federal agencies are advancing interoperability and data-sharing policies to improve care coordination and enhance health outcomes. This panel will explore how APIs and emerging technologies are enabling seamless data exchange while ensuring security, privacy and compliance with federal standards.
This panel offers a congressional perspective on the challenges and opportunities in modernizing health care technology. Leaders will discuss the complexities of implementing the federal electronic health record while navigating varying state-level privacy laws and the critical role of technical literacy among policymakers in shaping the future of health innovation.
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