This was an extremely common refrain at the 13th Annual Healthcare Internet Conference. I can’t tell you how many times I heard some version of this expression during conversations in the hallways or during concurrent sessions. With so many first-time Conference attendees this year (in fact, this was our best-attended conference ever!), I am not sure how many were prepared for three days full of case studies by peers, speeches by industry visionaries, and networking with some of the most successful hospital Web site managers in the country.
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Back in the Saddle
Thursday, November 5th, 2009The Healthcare Internet Conference can be an exhilarating – and exhausting — ride. Even the proud owners of award winning sites go home with a long list of things to try or look into. As we always say, nobody does everything the best, so even the best have something to learn.
An Embarrassment of Riches
Thursday, October 29th, 2009Compared to the woes of many, this will sound trivial at best, but the one thing I hate about the Healthcare Internet Conference is deciding which sessions to attend. Laugh, if you want to, but I’m serious!
Let The Networking Begin!
Friday, October 23rd, 2009I no longer need my toes to count the days until the 13th Annual Healthcare Internet Conference. It’s a different experience for me now, but even before I joined Greystsone.Net, I looked forward to it every year.
Conviction Without Rigor
Thursday, October 15th, 2009With all due apologies to McGeorge Bundy, considered by many to be one of the architects of the Vietnam War, I’m struck by the fourth of his lessons learned from the book “Lessons in Disaster: McGeorge Bundy and the Path to War in Vietnam”: (more…)
58 Best Practice Case Studies
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009Only a few short weeks ago, I sat in my office combing through over 125 entries for the 2009 Best In Class Awards. In our office we each painstakingly read and analyze every nomination in search of a short list of finalists for each award category — and 2009 was clearly the most difficult year for us, in terms of narrowing the field. Others in our office also comb through that same list and then we all converge in the conference room to begin our annual ritual — a litigation process to lobby for our favorites and create the consensus list of finalists.
An Extraordinary Event
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009by: Andrew Roberts
Like many of the readers of this blog, I have been to countless healthcare conferences and tradeshows over the years. Last year was my first attending the Healthcare Internet Conference, and I can honestly say that I had never been to an event quite like it.