MediConnect Participates in 2008 National Health Summit
MediConnect CEO, Amy Rees Anderson, was invited to participate with U.S. Secretary of Health, Michael Leavitt, in the 2008 National Summit on Personalized Health Care.
Salt Lake City (Vocus/PRWEB ) November 21, 2008 -- MediConnect CEO, Amy Rees Anderson, was invited to participate with U.S. Secretary of Health, Michael Leavitt, in the 2008 National Summit on Personalized Health Care. The Summit brings together leading stakeholders from key sectors related to the development and utilization of personalized health care. Leaders came together to discuss and create a shared vision on personalized healthcare, and to identify the barriers, strategies, and action plans for making it a living reality.
"MediConnect was honored by the invitation to participate in this national summit of health leaders. MediConnect has a passion for helping in this effort to improve healthcare for consumers. We look forward to continuing to participate in this forum."
The National Summit was an exclusive 3 day conference that was held in Park City, Utah. Its participants were composed of highly influential decisions makers and MediConnect's Anderson joined officials, such as Secretary Michael Leavitt, Governor Jon Huntsman Jr., Senator Orrin Hatch, Senator Robert Bennet, and Professor Clayton Christensen, a professor from the Harvard Business School, among other industry leaders and representatives from major universities such as Duke, Georgetown, and the University of Utah.
About MediConnect Global:
MediConnect Global, Inc. is the leading medical records retrieval, scanning, and storage services provider. MediConnect's online Rapid Retrieve™ system and patented processes provide medical records over the internet in a secure and efficient manner. It also provides global healthcare services. For more information please visit (http://www.mediconnect.net) or call (801) 545-3700.
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