Meet-up in Orlando at HIMSS
Posted on Tuesday February 15, 2011 by Betsy Weber
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I have to admit, after all the snow and cold temperatures in Michigan, I'm looking forward to heading down to Florida next week for the HIMSS conference!
We'll have several presentations in our booth by users of our software, Adem Arslani and Luke Schnoebelen plus by TechSmith employee Matt Dennis. Check out the descriptions below.
- Design, Build, Test and Train--with TechSmith Software , Adem Arslani BSN, MS: TechSmith products like Camtasia Relay can be used to improve the patient hand off process and can even be utilized to support all phases of clinical system implantation... from designing to building, testing, and training. Stop by and see how it's done!
- DIY Usability Evaluations--Yes You Can!: Learn how health care organizations are leveraging usability evaluation methods to improve everything from electronic medical record (EMR) usage, to CPOE systems, to member facing Web sites and more. Discover the key tool they are using to conduct usability testing themselves, and how you can get started.
- How to Make a Shareable Video for Your Organization, Luke Schnoebelen (@schneby on Twitter): Create, edit and publish a video in less time than it takes to wash your hands! Ok, not really, but it doesn't take much to record, edit and share a video with Camtasia Studio. Stop by and learn how to create videos that influence, train, and better your staff.
- A Cure for Communication: Speaking Visually with TechSmith Solutions, Matt Dennis: Get a firsthand look at how you can enhance your communication and productivity with visual communication tools. We'll walk through a day in the life of a healthcare professional utilizing TechSmith screen capture technologies.
Download a copy of of our HIMSS presentation schedule here (PDF)
I'll post recordings of some of the presentations shortly. If you're attending HIMSS or are in the Orlando area, I'd love to meet-up! Please drop me an email, text or call me (517.410.0030) and we'll meet-up!
