Congressional Forum: Digital Health Policy in the 118th Congress
Tuesday, April 18 at 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM CT
South Building, Level 1 | S100 C
The Congressional Forum is a lively panel discussion featuring key House and Senate staffers on the digital health policy landscape and what we can expect from the legislative agenda in 2023. Health information and technology played a central role in our response and recovery during the COVID-19 pandemic, but as the Public Health Emergency winds down, hear about what policy developments will continue, what still need to be addressed, and what may be on the chopping block. This session will look at the pressing issues facing lawmakers and what opportunities exist with a divided Congress to pass meaning legislation that will advance the U.S. health system transformation.
Learning Objectives
- Increase knowledge of ongoing legislative efforts and initiatives related to COVID-19, connected health, public health data modernization, and other healthcare policies
- Develop a greater comprehension of the challenges and opportunities for healthcare information and technology legislation for 2023 and the 118th Congress, particularly in a divided Congress
- Identify areas where greater stakeholder input is needed to help Congress move forward
Status
Active
Audience
Government or Public Policy Professional
ID
17
Moderator
Speakers
Aliza Silver, JD, MPH
Deputy Director, Health Policy, Republican
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
Cameryn Blackmore, Ph.D.
Health Policy Advisor