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National resources to help you plan your local #HIW2022 (Health Information Week 2022) events

  • Writer: Lindsay Snell
    Lindsay Snell
  • Nov 5, 2021
  • 1 min read

We’re excited to announce the dates for #HIW2022! It will run from Monday 4-Sunday 10 July, 2022.


What we’re providing to support you:


People often tell us they wish they had started planning earlier. Why not get ahead this year and start planning now? It will make things easier and smoother in #HIW2022!

 
 
 

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Noor Fatima
Aug 16

This is a great initiative, and it’s especially helpful that you’re encouraging people to start planning early. Providing resources, event ideas, branding guidelines, and ready-to-use social media content can make the planning process much easier for organizations and communities.

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Thanks for sharing these helpful resources and planning ideas!

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Aug 16

Great news! Excited to hear #HIW2022 dates are set. The resources and planning tips sound super helpful for getting ahead. Also, for anyone designing promotional materials, this gradient generator is a handy tool for quick and beautiful backgrounds.

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Aug 16

This is a great initiative with plenty of support to help teams get started early. The resources and branding guidelines sound really useful for planning ahead. For anyone organizing events, staying prepared makes all the difference—like the fish eat fish principle, the more you plan, the smoother things go. Excited to see what #HIW2022 brings!

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Aug 16

Excited for #HIW2022! Great to see the planning resources already available, and smart advice to start early. Definitely bookmarking this for our team. Also, this event series reminds me a bit of exploring cursed images — unexpected but oddly compelling. 👍

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Aug 16

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