Special Report
HIMSS 2012 Annual Conference and Exhibition
The most important live event in health IT deserves special attention and that's exactly what our InformationWeek Healthcare editorial team delivers. We have several reporters and editors on the scene to provide you with up-to-the minute news and commentary from the presentations and the exhibit hall.
HIMSS Preview Slide ShowMore than 1,110 vendors will be showing off their health IT products and services during the HIMSS12 conference in Las Vegas later this month. Take an early look at a dozen-plus offerings for clinicians and patients being showcased at HIMSS.
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