Events

Altarum to present at the 2020 virtual AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting.

The webinar will explore the use of FHIR across the health care continuum in support of social services data exchange, alignment with other FHIR based initiatives, and what it will take to attract participants within the industry and deliver robust eLTSS solutions for state HHS agencies, HCBS providers as well as to engage the patient and their care team throughout.

Altarum will be presenting 3 interoperability demonstrations at the NACCHO 360 Virtual Meeting.

Altarum's Jennifer Rogers will present on COVID-19 and sexual health messaging on May 14 as part of a weekly lecture series hosted by the American Journal of Sexuality Education.

Join Altarum's Healthcare Value Hub for a webinar exploring the issues of emergency preparedness and disparate effects on vulnerable populations, and how we can better prepare for future crises like Covid-19.

Altarum's Eileen Bailey, MS, CHCP, and Yam Hoon Lim, MEd, have been selected by the ACCME to present a breakout session, Effective MOC Part IV: Implementing Change, at the ACCME 2020 Meeting in Chicago in May.

Craig Newman, an interoperability standards analyst at Altarum, will discuss the new interoperability and information blocking regulations and the impact of the regulations through the lens of HL7 and its standards.

At this ONC online event, Altarum will present an overview and demo of a set of tools, files, and instructions we created for developers to use when creating software that incorporates this new standard for exchanging service plans used by health care providers delivering long-term services and supports.

Be among the first to learn of findings from HRSA's 2019 survey of organ donation attitudes and practices. Altarum is proud to have conducted the survey and analysis for this seminal federal study.

Altarum's Lena Marceno to host a poster session about medication-assisted treatment at the 2020 AcademyHealth National Health Policy Conference.

This webinar will provide information about the request for proposals for the Community Care Corps, a new initiative led by Altarum, Oasis Institute, Caregiver Action Network, and the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging to develop innovative local models in which volunteers provide non- medical caregiving services.