The first ever Armenian International Congress on Telemedicine and eHealth (ARMTELEMED), in 2011, involved 287 participants, including invited keynote speakers like Peter M. Killcommons, MD. ARMTELEMED took place in Yerevan, Armenia, over three days and was co-hosted by such organizations as the Union of Information Technology Enterprises and the Armenian Association of Telemedicine. On the second day of the Congress, Peter Killcommons delivered an address about his experience in deploying telemedicine technology in Eastern Afghanistan.

In all, the event involved representatives from the United States, Russia, Moldova, Georgia, Germany, and many other nations. Of those who participated, over 50 percent were either clinical practitioners or students. The remainder hailed from sectors like academia and the information technology and health care administration industries.

In addition to its international impact, ARMTELMED permitted local Armenians who worked in the telemedicine field to present their research to a diverse audience and to receive feedback from top professionals. The event also provided a forum where like-minded people could come together and begin partnerships that may yield joint projects and other kinds of positive collaboration.

As chief executive officer of Medweb, a medical imaging and telemedicine group based in San Francisco, Peter (Pete) Killcommons has played a key role in the company's outreach and medical communications efforts. Peter Killcommons has represented MedWeb at industry events like the First Armenian International Conference on Telemedicine and eHealth.

In 2011, the Armenian Association of Telemedicine sponsored the First Armenian International Conference on Telemedicine and eHealth in the capital city of Yerevan. The event brought together 287 participants, including 53 professionals from beyond the borders of Armenia. The conference began with a welcoming speech from key figures in the field of telemedicine in Armenia.

Armenian Deputy Minister of Health Dr. Sergey Khachatryan greeted participants, as did the chair of the Parliamentary Commission on Health Care. A number of legislators were also in attendance to hear and comment on presentations that touched on many eHealth issues, including clinical practice and administrative concerns. Since that time, the Armenian Association of Telemedicine has gone on to present relevant issues to the industry at other events. Most recently, on June 21, 2014, the organization hosted ICT and Innovative Technologies in Medicine and Healthcare at the Digitec Business Forum, which also took place in Yerevan.