Top 10 Reasons to Attend the Digital Healthcare Conference on May 7-8

April 24, 2008

May 7-8, 2008 | Fluno Center | Madison, WI | www.dhc2008.com

1. The executive-level audience is ready to handle to challenges facing healthcare today and is highly interactive, sharing insights and questions throughout the conference.

2. 94% of the DHC 2007 audience rated the conference “excellent” or “very good.” Attendee survey results also show that 96% would recommend the conference to a colleague — strong results that reflect the engagement of the audience.

3. Hear presentations from high-level speakers such as Dr. Martin Harris (Cleveland Clinic), Dr. John Glaser (Partners HealthCare), and Dr. Donald Holmquest (CalRHIO). For more speakers and agenda, see DHC2008.com.

4. Discuss current, leading-edge topics such as healthcare being driven increasingly by consumers, hospitals and healthcare providers commercializing technology they develop internally, genetic information becoming part of electronic medical records, and the status of regional health information organizations (RHIOs).

5. Whether in the comfortable auditorium, with power and wireless Internet access, or in refreshment breaks with top-class catering, DHC 2008 presents an intimate setting to talk with your peers.

6. Between engaging sessions that generate lots of discussion, plentiful networking time at breaks and the cocktail party gives you face-to-face time with your peers. Non-sponsor vendor attendance is limited.

7. Strategic focus in all presentations keeps the discussion at an executive level. Technology is featured, but in the context of the business of delivering healthcare, not technical details.

8. Content driven and focused by subject-matter experts including Conference Chair Dr. Barry Chaiken, CMO of DocsNetwork and board member of HIMSS, and Adivisory Board Chair Peter Strombom, FCHIME, president of Strombom Associates and past chair of CHIME.

9. A carefully selected executive advisory board vets presentations and keeps the conference free of sales pitches and focused on relevant issues and valuable content.

10. Obtain different points of view from experts who come from all over the United States. These experts represent multiple disciplines in healthcare, business, technology and law, all converging around healthcare IT.

All right here in Madison, Wisconsin…