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- View all presentations given at the conference by using the Agenda
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- See the photo montage
from the
Monday, August 27th, morning Plenary session, including photos of the Sunday Tutorials, Reception, and other activities - Get the Monday, August 27th copy of PHIN Conference News
- View the photo montage from the
Tuesday, August 28th morning Plenary session, including photos of the Monday Sessions, Aquarium Reception, and other activities
- Get the Tuesday, August 28th copy of PHIN Conference News
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photo montage from the
Wednesday, August 29th morning Plenary session as well as photos of the
Wednesday Sessions and other activities
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- View video presentations shown at the conference
The Fifth Annual Public Health Information Network (PHIN) Conference was held in Atlanta, Georgia, August 27 to 29th, 2007, at the OMNI at CNN Center in downtown Atlanta. The National Association of County and City Health Officials was this year’s conference co-sponsor. The year’s theme was “ Harmonizing Public Health Voices in National Health IT.”
This year’s conference featured workshops, training on informatics, many opportunities for networking with informatics colleagues from the local, state, national and international levels and opportunities to provide input to CDC on how to implement the PHIN initiative in the context of the larger national Health IT Initiative.
The conference planning included participation from NACCHO, NAHDO, ASTHO, CSTE, APHL, NAPHSIS, and NAPHIT, state and local health department partners and internal subject matter experts in the National Center for Public Health Informatics.
This year’s conference was family-friendly. The main reception was held at the Georgia Aquarium, and we had access to all the wonderful exhibits at the world’s largest Aquarium. We were also within walking distance of the Centennial Olympic Park, CNN Center, the Children’s Museum of Atlanta, the Georgia Congress Center and the Phillips Arena.
Updates are posted to www.cdc.gov/phin as they become available.
