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Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner!

Megan Grocki - March 31st 2011

This week we held a contest on twitter for all to post a message about UX healthcare innovations. All tweets mentioning both @hxdconf and @rosenfeldmedia were entered.

This time there were 2 prizes. A free pass to the almost-sold-out Healthcare Experience Design conference in Boston on April 11, and a full set of Rosenfeld Media books!

Thank you all so much for entering this wildly popular contest. We have our winners!

The winner of the complimentary Healthcare Experience Design conference in Boston on April 11 is...

Sarah Mitchell (@sgmitch)

The winner of the full set of @rosenfeldmedia books is ...

Zoran Krnetic (@krneticz)

Not seeing your name in lights? You can still take part in this first-ever event focused on experience design in healthcare. So, what are you waiting for? Register today!

Thank you all again for entering. We hope to see you at the Healthcare Experience Design conference!

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