The Sequoia Project looks forward to meeting with current members, as well as prospective members, at this year’s HIMSS event in Orlando, FL. HIMSS unites thought leaders, disruptors and changemakers representing every sector across the global health information and technology spectrum. Just like last year, many of The Sequoia Project’s own experts will be presenting and participating in session panels throughout the week.
The Sequoia Project is happy to be co-sponsoring this year’s blood drive at the HIMSS24 event. What a better way to give back than to give blood! Please consider giving while at the event. Walk-ins are welcome during the times provided below.
Make plans to meet with The Sequoia Project team members. Bren Shipley and Amber Nava will be available to answer questions for both current members and prospective members interested in joining The Sequoia Project. Schedule a meeting now!
CEO The Sequoia Project
Explore the dynamic evolution of healthcare interoperability by delving into the historical timeline, uncovering pivotal moments that have shaped the current state of healthcare data exchange. Investigate the significance of QHINs (Qualified Health Information Networks) within the 21st Century CURES Act and their vital role in fostering trust and participation.
Policy Director
Delve into the evolving world of health interoperability in this dynamic panel discussion. Explore the potential coexistence challenges, technological shifts, and uncertainties ahead. With the entrance of new vendors reshaping the dynamics and grassroots healthcare providers’ varied perceptions, understand the broader implications for the health technology landscape.
VP, Informatics, Conformance
and Interoperability
Engage in a dynamic discussion on USCDI (United States Core Data for Interoperability) data usability and its current version & certification. This session brings together two prominent figures with specialized expertise: one focusing on data usability and the other shedding light on USCDI’s particulars.
VP, Informatics, Conformance
and Interoperability
Join us in the Interoperability Showcase to learn more about how we can work together to empower healthcare professionals with trusted insights and transform care for patients. We’ll share how we’re replacing faxes and phone calls with simpler, in-workflow solutions that help patients and their care teams spend less time waiting to start treatment. We’ll explore how we’re helping healthcare professionals break through communication barriers and work across organizations more efficiently.
VP, Informatics, Conformance
and Interoperability
The first step in improving the quality of patient data is gaining an objective understanding of how reliable, accurate and usable the data is. We will discuss a framework to gauge and identify reasons for poor data quality and share how the framework fits into tools to better organize and manage data.
CEO The Sequoia Project
In 2023, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) and The Sequoia Project, as the Recognized Coordinating Entity, announced the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) was operational, and designated the nation’s first Qualified Health Information Networks to begin exchanging patient data.
VP, Informatics, Conformance
and Interoperability
This is a special session with Clinical Architecture on advancing data usability in healthcare. Also featuring Dr. William Gregg from HCA Healthcare and Charlie Harp from Clinical Architecture.
Policy Director
Chief Information Security Officer, TEFCA RCE at Sequoia Project
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