May 2024 Newsletter

Spring is in the air! Learn what is new at Maryland HIMSS: May Newsletter

  • New Maryland HIMSS Board Members for fiscal-year 2025
  • Mental Health Awareness Month overview and resource links
  • Governor's Health IT Day Proclamation
  • From The Board: Kathryn Whitmore
  • Summer Networking Events
  • The Maryland HIMSS '24 spring conference and golf event recap and video
Group photo conference event

 

9 Oct
Harnessing Innovation to Bridge the Fertility Gap

Infertility. In 2023, it remains a health ‘taboo’, yet it’s something I see all the time in my

9 Oct
Precisia Life Sciences Launched to Provide New Intelligence for Targeted Medicine Design

New approaches to developing and deploying medicines and health technologies, to better meet the

6 Oct
Guarding the Frontier of Health: IoT, Cybersecurity, and Safeguarding Patient Care

UK’s health & care sector continues to battle a rising wave of cybersecurity threats. While the

6 Oct
What’s Next for Shared Care Records?

Mark Hindle, Orion Health vice president, UK and Ireland, looks ahead to this year’s customer

6 Oct
Region-wide AI Deal to Help Tackle Waiting Lists across Nine NHS Trusts

The Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care System has signed a new agreement with its technology

5 Oct
How Technology can Support Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

Living with cardiovascular disease (CVD) can have significant physical and emotional impacts, and

5 Oct
Top 50 emerging health IT vendors, per Black Book Research

Black Book Research named its top 50 emerging health IT companies for 2023.

5 Oct
Organizations want new CIOs to return to the office

More companies are requiring new CIOs and chief technology officers to work in the office, leading

5 Oct
Mount Sinai to dive deep into AI-driven clinical trials

The New York City-based Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has entered into a new partnership

5 Oct
How hospitals are benefiting from digital health tools in a post-COVID era

As weak hospital margins are projected to continue into 2024 due to the lingering effects of the