Keynote on U.S. Health Reform at Global E-Health Forum - Hamburg 2010

25-26 October 2010, Hamburg, Germany.
Harry Reynolds, Chair of the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics (NCVHS) and Chair of Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH) CORE Initiative, will deliver the keynote speech at the Global E-Health Forum. Title of his presentation is "U.S. Health Reform: Significant Change, Varied Reaction, Opportunities Abound, and Outcome Uncertain".

The first conference day at the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce will also feature presentations of speakers from New Zealand, Europe and South Korea. During breakout sessions, participants have the opportunity to attend various workshops and discussion forums. The accompanying exhibition presents products and service of solution providers. An evening reception in the U.S. Consulate General ("the little White House at the lake Alster") will conclude the day.

The second day will take place at Asklepios clinics. There, the hosts of the Global E-Health Forum - European Health Telematics Association (EHTEL), Hamburg Chamber of Commerce and IBM - have organized, in cooperation with Asklepios, guided tours, best practice presentations and a panel discussion.

If you are interested in the sponsorship opportunities or in exhibiting at the Global E-Health Forum on October 25 in the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, please explore:

For further information and registration, please visit:
http://www.global-ehealth-forum.com

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