Events

Altarum will attend the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs’ 2023 conference in New Orleans from May 6-9th

Altarum’s Craig Newman, PhD, will present on the HL7 Helios FHIR Accelerator for Public Health’s efforts to encourage bulk sharing of immunization data at the AIRA 2023 National Meeting on May 3rd in San Diego, California.

Altarum will join the world’s most influential health organizations and professionals at the health information and technology event of the year, HIMSS 2023. Learn how you can connect with our public health interoperability experts during the event.

At the On Aging 2023 conference, members of Altarum’s Delivery System Transformation team will share findings from our AHRQ-funded research exploring how PACE centers weathered the Covid-19 pandemic, and from a multi-faceted in-depth analysis examining the indirect benefits and economic impacts of nonmedical assistance provided at Community Care Corps grantee pilot sites.

At the SOPHE 2023 conference, Altarum will present on the lessons learned from the HHS Office of Population Affairs-funded Link Study, which seeks to integrate family planning and substance use treatment referrals and incorporate new tools into clinical workflows. Products created and disseminated to sites will be presented as well.

Altarum will attend the first joint CDC and ONC Industry Information and Collaboration Day on February 27-28, 2023. Our partner from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) will share how jurisdictions, vendors, and federal partners can collaborate to expedite the adoption and implementation of new technology.

Altarum Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer Laura Sankey will join an expert panel at AcademyHealth’s 2023 Health Datapalooza. “How Can the Healthcare Industry Address Dirty Data?” will discuss the importance of ensuring data quality and data sharing across federal agencies, payers, and other health care stakeholders.

The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services and Altarum partnered to identify best practices in organizing collaborative approaches to addressing food and nutrition insecurity, such as food policy councils, food charters and plans, and State Nutrition Action Councils (SNACs), as well as which policy, systems, and environmental change strategies are most promising for groups to implement. We will present results of this assessment in the 2023 ASNNA Conference session “Addressing Food and Nutrition Insecurity through Collaborative Partnerships” on Tuesday, February 7th.