UHIN 2019 HIT Conference

November 19, 7:30am, MST - 5:00pm, MST

Viridian Event Center

8030 S 1825 W, West Jordan, UT 84088

Registration

Social Determinants of Health | The Invisible Health Story

Join us for a one-day event bringing together 400+ decision-makers, policy makers, technology leaders and other minds from our healthcare community to tackle an aspect of our health story that has been largely invisible: social determinants of health (SDOH).

Breakfast, lunch will be provided, as well as all-day snacks and beverages.

The HIT Conference is an annual event that unifies Utah healthcare professionals in education and discussion on critical issues in health information technology (HIT).

UHIN started the HIT conference simply as a small, non-profit event with a goal to bring the discussion on health information technology forward in the Utah industry. HIT has rapidly grown to something much bigger and more impactful, becoming an event in which we are truly proud to invite others to participate.

Learn more by visiting our 2019 HIT Conference event page: https://uhin.org/events/hit2019/

Our Mission

Bringing healthcare leaders, policymakers and decision-makers together to take charge of the social factors that determine our individual health.

Who should attend?

The Annual HIT Conference is geared towards senior leadership and decision-makers across the healthcare industry. Executive leadership, c-suite, directors and more from payer, health system, clinic, specialty, and hospital organizations, as well as policymakers and government decision-makers should attend. We are also offering discounted and complimentary tickets to senior leadership from charitable and non-profit organizations - to see if you qualify please contact our Event Coordinator, Spencer Healey at shealey@uhin.org.

SDoH

The focus of this year’s conference is on social determinants of health. As a community, we often think about healthcare as the medical interactions between an individual and a healthcare professional.

In reality, there are so many more factors that heavily affect our individual health. At HIT 2019, we want to push the discussion towards the importance of these social factors and how we in the healthcare industry need to be aware of and need to address them.