Excited to be judging this year's #WEGOHealthAwards! Honored to help recognize & celebrate the online health community awards.wegohealth.com

“Gender parity isn’t a female issue, it’s a business opportunity” #hbany #genderparity #healthcare

Welcome to the HBA regional council leaders joining us in D.C for the HBA Leadership Summit, where we'll discuss strategy for 2019 and focus on professional development and goals for 2019. Get ready! #HBAimpact ow.ly/HqRh30mpIKC

HBA Annual Conference General Session - NY/NJ Region in the house! @roadieob Melissa Baratta Dianne Yurek #HBAAC18 #HBAimpact #nynjregion pic.x.com/PCEPlAqS1Z

Hearing from NPR’s Mara Liasson at the start of Election Day at #HBAAC18 is 🙌🏻 We keep voting for change #unitedforceforchange

Global volume of healthcare data is doubling every 18 months. Machine learning is critical to solving #healthcare issues like defining better patient care. #HBAAC18 #bigdata #googlecloud

With #MachineLearning, diagnostics can go from days to seconds. It enables faster decisions, a focus on on the treatment rather than the diagnosis, and better outcomes. #AI #HealthcareIT #HBAAC18

The ability to take control, take action, and better manage your own health. That’s what data, wearables and scalable #MachineLearning means for patients. #HBAAC18 #GoogleCloud #HealthcareIT #hbaimpact

Who never wants to sit through another “soul crushing” meeting ever again? 🙌🏼😂 #HBAImpact #HBAAC18 #4genparity

Bad behavior costs real money. Prepare and prevent! #PRnews @Hilewoman

“You don’t want a crisis to be the first time you do anything” Be prepared. #prnews #crisiscomms

When analyzing your crisis response - identify the weakest link in your process. If you know your speed bumps, you can better maneuver around them. #prnews #crisiscomms

PR Council New blog #IWD19 resonated w/ Affect’s mgt team of 3 women who have worked together for 5+ years. They share a fierce commitment to their careers & the Affect team. They've laughed, cried & worked side by side supporting each other & talented colleagues techaffect.com/celebrating-in…

Eleven hundred ninety-six. That’s the number of names on this page. People who were doing ordinary things until they were shot to death by killers bent on mass fatalities. In today’s Washington Post, a special 12-page print section lists every mass shooting victim since 1966.

The pace of the deadliest public mass shootings has accelerated significantly in recent years. The 423 people represented here died between the Sandy Hook massacre and last weekend’s attack in Dayton, Ohio. They accounted for more than a third of the 1,196 killed since 1966.

Great article from ARPR client Updox by EverHealth on the now permanent role of #telehealth in patient care: healthcareittoday.com/2020/06/29/wha…

Such a pleasure working with you Ash!

Join @AR__PR and top #healthIT experts this Thursday for a virtual panel discussion on turning #marketing challenges into opportunities bit.ly/33dersd

Why has the United States handled this pandemic so badly? The Editors note that although we came into this crisis with enormous advantages, our current political leaders have demonstrated that they are dangerously incompetent.

Thanks for the great partnership, Greenway Health!