Shout out for #Patientengagement from @HillaryClinton ! #HIMSS14 @Lygeia pic.twitter.com/M5Z5zZgnDp
— Leila Samy, MPH (@LeilaSamy) February 26, 2014
For the second year in a row, HIMSS said it would bar reporters from covering a keynote speech by a Clinton. As part of an email to reporters in the daily briefing a statement read:
Please note that Hillary Clinton’s keynote address will take place at 4:30 PM today. Per HIMSS’ agreement with Secretary Clinton, press are not allowed to cover or attend her keynote as press.
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A media contact for HIMSS said they were just conveying a message and had no plans to enforce it for reporters watching the speech in the press office. Clinton sounded like she was unaware of the ban, requesting those in the audience tweeting and taking pictures during the event to “make sure you get my best side.” Here were the most memorable tweets from her keynote.
Reporters barred from covering or attending Hillary's keynote per HIMSS. Good luck enforcing. #HIMSS14
— histalk (@histalk) February 26, 2014
So press couldn’t attend Hillary’s talk “as press”, but the tweets stream on, & coverage will surely come. Am I missing something? #HIMSS14 — Jenny Laurello (@jennylaurello) February 26, 2014
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— histalk (@histalk) February 26, 2014
Hillary supporting #entrepreneurs at #HIMSS14 separating insurance from employment leads to innovation — 100health (@100healthIT) February 26, 2014
First question for Hillary at #HIMSS14: tell us about our relations with Russia. Really? REALLY? That’s what we should discuss at HIMSS? — Craig Joseph (@CraigJoseph) February 26, 2014
Public discussions regarding healthcare take place in “Evidence Free Zones” – Hillary Clinton – #himss14 — Michael Planchart (@theEHRGuy) February 26, 2014
“So Hillary, are you running for president?” #HIMSS14 #questionseveryoneisthinkingbutnobodywillask
— Neil Versel (@nversel) February 26, 2014
“I want to see us have a debate about HC where differences are aired – but leave blaming, gaming, shaming at the door” -HIllary #HIMSS14
— Get Real Health (@GetReal_Health) February 26, 2014
#HIMSS14 Women in #leadership is growing b/c they work w/merit&hardwork. But we still have a long way to go.-Hillary
— Teresa Gard Younkin (@ehrexplained) February 26, 2014
"So Hillary, are you running for president?" #HIMSS14 #questionseveryoneisthinkingbutnobodywillask
— Neil Versel (@nversel) February 26, 2014
