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Come Monday, March 23rd, for a day devoted to Drupal in healthcare- a relaxed and friendly opening to DrupalCon with information-packed presentations plus two "table talk" sessions which will give everybody a chance to dive deeply into key topics, including privacy and overall takeaways. Whether you are in a state department of health, a non-profit hospital, a public health organization, or anyplace else in the broad healthcare space, there are unique needs in ensuring security, accessibility, compliance, and availability of important information and tools.

Online communication and emerging technologies promise improved access and capabilities for patients and professionals. Useful and inspiring digital experiences, however, must be built on a foundation of privacy, accessibility, and legal compliance. Come listen to healthcare technology practitioners share their experience solving these and more challenges in healthcare.

Get tickets to go to DrupalCon and the Healthcare Summit!

Ticket includes lunch, and we will be all wrapped up by 4pm.

Who Should Attend

Everybody interested in hearing and discussing how companies and the community are creating rich digital experiences in the healthcare space. All levels of colleagues in the pharma, medical, clinical, hospital, payers, caregivers, advocates, and healthcare professional space should go to DrupalCon and the Healthcare Summit!

Bring your needs to the table talks and we will embark on facilitated peer-to-peer problem solving with others who are affected and tech and healthcare industry experts.

COVID-19/DrupalFlu Safer Space

We will have a sensor in the room to monitor CO₂ levels and if they remain between at 800-1000 ppm.

Agaric will also have high-quality N95 masks available to anyone who wants them, and may bring our own MERV-13 Corsi-Rosenthal box fan filter, which provides appropriate filtration for reducing the spread COVID-19.

More about the Healthcare Industry Summit

The Healthcare Industry Summit brings together professionals and innovators to explore how Drupal can drive impact in healthcare. Through expert-led sessions, you'll gain insights into topics such as the responsible use of AI, personalization, content marketing, and streamlining migrations.

In addition to presentations, roundtable discussions will provide opportunities to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build connections with peers tackling similar challenges. Join us to discover innovative approaches and collaborative strategies that are shaping the future of healthcare with Drupal.

The Healthcare Summit at the 2025 Chicago, Illinois, DrupalCon is organized by Jeanne Cost, Laura Chaparro, and myself. I am glad to be playing a part in coordinating this summit, especially given Agaric's involvement in and commitment to health and science communities.

Read more and discuss at agaric.coop.

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Creating some rules for my playground

I'm setting up my Drupal Playground to experiment with AI coding agents. My previous post was about using Claude Code to establish a Drupal environment, and it felt a bit like crawling, but now I am ready to pick up the pace.

I've experimented and found that, in addition to sending effective code-generation prompts to an AI, providing metadata about the targeted codebase is equally important. The standard way to give this context is AGENTS.md. My initial experiments with Amazee.io's AGENTS.md produced much better results with PHPStorm's Junie. I'm inclined to think that Drupal core should include an AGENTS.md file or template.

Meanwhile, I've been experimenting with Claude's Chat UI without any context beyond knowing I am a Drupal developer. Despite this, Claude, with no background information, shows an impressive understanding of Drupal's API and developer workflow. For example, Claude can plan and develop an entire module, including automated tests. I look forward to seeing Claude attempt to build a Telephone Filter module, based on the one I created with ChatGPT a year ago. For now, I plan to continue setting up my environment to give Claude Code the necessary context to produce the most reliable results.

Adding context via CLAUDE.md (aka AGENTS.md)

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