In a provocative address delivered today at the 5th Annual World Healthcare Innovation and Technology Congress, Dr. David Brailer, the nation’s first national health information technology coordinator, warned that the future of health IT is at risk if the long-standing precedent for bureaucratic interference on innovation and the follow-through in the current health reform effort is not realized. more»

WASHINGTON, D.C., – Oct. 5, 2009 - The 5th Annual World Healthcare Innovation and Technology Congress will convene next month in Alexandra, Virginia providing an insider’s look at how the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will affect the implementation of healthcare technology and the delivery of care. Through thought-provoking case studies, in-depth presentations and at times controversial debates, healthcare executives. more»

Former U.S. House Speaker will join 400 thought leaders from health care and government for the premier event on the future of health care innovation more»

The 5th Annual World Healthcare Innovation and Technology Congress (WHIT 5.0), today announced that David Brailer, MD, the first National Health Information Technology Coordinator, will deliver a keynote address at the November conference, providing an insider’s look at how the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will affect the implementation of healthcare technology and the delivery of care. Brailer will also focus on how he would address the Obama administration’s plans to provide billions of dollars in incentive payments to providers who adopt electronic medical records. more»

The 5th Annual World Healthcare Innovation and Technology Congress (WHIT 5.0), in conjunction with NaviNet, (formerly NaviMedix), America’s largest real-time healthcare communications network, announces that President Bill Clinton will deliver a keynote presentation at the Washington D.C. conference on November 10, 2009. more»