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It's time to celebrate a huge milestone for the class of 2026!

We're recognizing graduates across our HIMSS community, including students from Approved Education Partner programs, Academic Organizational Affiliates, and emerging leaders preparing to enter the world of health information and technology.

This moment represents the passion and dedication of the next generation of innovators, collaborators, and changemakers stepping into healthcare at a time of incredible transformation.

Congratulations to all of our graduates. We’re excited to see where your path leads next.

Interested in becoming a student member? Explore the benefits: https://bit.ly/4tQTAEj

Oh! One last thing before we all head home from Copenhagen.

You probably noticed the Essential Playlist in the conference all this week. And yes, we’ve absolutely been listening to it all week, too.

The playlist is a mix of current favorites, old classics, globally loved artists, and Danish pop hits that have slowly become part of the event's soundtrack.

So if you’re traveling home and not quite ready to leave the spirit of the conference behind, press play and take a little piece of the week with you. Access the playlist at the link in our bio.

Safe travels, everyone. We'll see you next time: https://bit.ly/4nNK2sw

This one is for the HIMSS staff who helped make possible.

We extend our deepest gratitude to the problem-solvers who manage schedules, logistics, production, registrations, and about a thousand moving pieces that most attendees never see.

Our conference may have lasted three days, but the work behind it lasted almost a year.

Thank you for the long hours, quick pivots, and dedication that made this week possible. Copenhagen wouldn’t have happened without you.