I don't go to a lot of conferences - in fact I try to stay at the office as much as possible, and leave the traveling up to those that do it best. But when I found out that the Healthcare Blogging and Social Media Summit was taking place, I knew this was the right event for me to go to. What a great opportunity to meet face-to-face with people who love healthcare technology, and get ideas for iMedExchange.

I just got back home from the summit in Chicago, which had seminars yesterday and today. I learned so much over the two days that I can't begin to go into it now.
In fact I almost skipped blogging about it tonight, just because there's so much to say - I don't know where to start. I tried to get my thoughts down on paper on the plane ride home, and ended up with a 5 page word document. From Enoch Choi's straight-forward questions about iMedExchange, to Nicholas Jacobs' great stories about his blogging as a hospital CEO, I tried to do as much listening as I could. I'm very excited to get back to my desk tomorrow and start working with what I learned in these few days. Thanks to everyone I met there... it was an enlightening 2 days.