National resources to help you plan your local #HIW2022 (Health Information Week 2022) events
- 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:
The Ideas Bank: suggestions and tips for a wide range of events and activities you can run, and partners you might like to work with. However big or small your team, there will be ideas here that you can use. Linked at https://healthinfoweek.wixsite.com/healthinfoweek/resources
Online events: a list of resources to help you plan and run effective online events, linked at https://healthinfoweek.wixsite.com/healthinfoweek/resources
Previous evaluations from other organisations to inspire you and give you ideas – see https://healthinfoweek.wixsite.com/healthinfoweek/evaluations
Branding and colours guidelines and templates. We are keeping the popular branding and colours we have used for the past two years. Guidelines are at https://healthinfoweek.wixsite.com/healthinfoweek/resources
Resources lists: some lists of key resources you might want to promote for each theme. Look out for these in early February 2022.
Social media images and text which you can use as it stands. Look out for these in April / May 2022.
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!
This is a helpful guide to plan impactful #HIW2022 events using national resources, making coordination easier for teams. You can also streamline operations with Medical Billing Services to support smoother workflows and successful event outcomes.
Great resource for planning #HIW2022 events! The collection of national tools and materials will definitely help organizations put together engaging, informative events for the community. It's also interesting to think about how health-related topics could tie into a variety of professional fields, like the food and hospitality industry. For instance, barista training programs could incorporate tips on promoting healthy beverage choices, or even teach proper ergonomics for baristas to avoid long-term health issues. This would add a practical, health-conscious touch to training sessions. Thanks for sharing these valuable resources!