Global Leaders to Discuss Healthcare Policy and Regulations at HIMSS24

Join experts from the world’s largest government agencies to discuss the future of public healthcare and the regulation of emerging trends like artificial intelligence at the 2024 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition, taking place March 11-15 in Orlando, FL.  

HIMSS24 will play host to influential leaders in global health policy as they share their thoughts, predictions and expectations for the legislations and regulations that will shape the healthcare industry in 2024 and beyond.  

Featured speakers

Health governmental leaders from both the U.S. and across the globe will dive into the latest, emerging topics in health policy. Highlights include: 

• Greg Singleton, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, HHS at U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 
• Aisha Hasan, Head of Global Health IT at Office of the National Coordinator For Health IT 
• Herko Coomans, International Digital Health Coordinator at Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport 
• Andrea Fletcher, Chief Digital Strategy Officer and Director of the Digital Service at Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 

HIMSS24 Government Sessions

Join experts from all levels of government to learn about current health information and technology-related public policy initiatives on AI, Medicare, information blocking, cybersecurity, and Congressional and state policy actions. These sessions will be offered throughout the conference week. 

Education Sessions

Selected through a highly competitive process, the HIMSS24 education sessions will explore health policy, healthcare reform, regulation and legislation. 

• Exploring the Future: Unveiling the Global AI Policy Landscape in Healthcare 
• Teaching the Elephant to Dance: Digital Transformation in the United States 
• Health Equity, Information Sharing, and the Path Forward: An Update from the HHS Office of the Inspector General 

Networking

HIMSS24 will host Global Health Policy Connection Sessions, focused on cross-government collaboration of health information and technology programs. These sessions help attendees gain insights into key initiatives, plans, priorities, opportunities, and how policy decisions will impact healthcare organizations.