A series of lively panel debates bringing together NHS IT leaders from across Digital Health Networks to independently debate key national NHS digital and data topics. Questions will be canvassed in advance from across the Digital Health networks community, and each debate will be written up as a discussion paper to be published on digitalhealth.net.

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To achieve supply chain resilience in today’s unpredictable environment, it is imperative to establish limitless flexibility and expertise capable of identifying possible risks. Organizations that strive to proactively mitigate future crises and potential threats use current challenges to create opportunities for efficiency and resiliency. Through flexible distribution strategies and ready-to-use depot and logistics networks, companies can avoid clinical trial disruption now and in the years ahead. Join Marken experts in this engaging webinar to explore industry trends, operational challenges, and innovative solutions for the storage and distribution of lifesaving products across the globe.

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Join the Urgent Care Association for the best Urgent Care convention yet. With five concurrent tracks of clinical and operational content, hands-on sessions, interactive case study reviews and three engaging keynote speakers, you won’t want to miss all the ways we are driving change.

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WHAHC 2023, the only global Hospital At Home congress, taking place Barcelona, Spain on 30 March - 1 April 2023. We bring together the international thought leaders and experts at the fore-front of the field for 3 days of unparalleled networking, discussions and the latest technology and applications in Hospital at Home. The Hospital at Home Congress is the only international platform to advance the hospital at home model and ecosystem beyond borders and drive a new era of patient-centric care.

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Medical practice revenue cycles are dramatically impacted by a host of factors: Rapid growth, changes in ownership, new legislation, technology, and even economic conditions can impact cashflow in a negative manner. Forward-thinking practices with a solid program to measure success typically have a proactive process that monitors the practice across a variety of attributes, giving them insights to weather any storm. This webinar will discuss the most important key performance indicators (KPIs), and how to build a foundation for ongoing measurement that provides visibility to busy practice leaders into the variables necessary to support their organizations.
 
This 60-minute webinar will provide you with the knowledge to:

• Outline the top KPIs for medical practices, best practices for tracking those KPIs, and the drivers behind those KPIs that can be adjusted to improve performance
• Point out how practices fall short with KPIs and the impact to overall performance, as well as efforts to proactively address underperformance
• Prepare processes to monitor identified KPIs

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A major challenge we face today as primary care clinicians is staying current with the rapid advances in prevention. Prevention is a major component of effective primary care practice and one of the unique strengths that we must possess. Most existing CME courses focus on prevention in one or several limited spheres. In this course, we will focus on screening and prevention and teach you innovative and novel strategies across multiple disciplines. Sessions include prevention of cancer, heart disease, infectious diseases, obesity, diabetes, timely updates on COVID-19 prevention, treatment and management; risk management issues in primary care; and a number of inspiring keynotes. All sessions will provide you with practical information that you can use now to provide exceptional patient care. 

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Ocular toxicity studies have unique features that require specific technical considerations and pathology reporting expectations. In this webinar, the featured speaker will discuss technical considerations including species selection, anatomic differences and necropsy and histology techniques. In addition, the speaker will discuss pathology reporting expectations such as basic report components, interpretation of findings, adversity determination and ophthalmic examination correlates.

After participating in the webinar, attendees should be able to:

• Describe the ocular anatomic differences between commonly used species and why this is an important consideration in ocular toxicity studies
• Explain the current recommendations for ocular sampling and sectioning
• Summarize the expected components of an ocular toxicity pathology report

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While the financial benefits of outsourcing are clear, such a move can negatively influence team morale something that demands consideration amid today's healthcare staffing crisis. But with an effective, employee-centric approach, outsourcing can improve engagement and increase job satisfaction for transitioning staff. Join this live webinar to hear from healthcare leaders who recently transitioned their revenue cycle departments and staff to a fully outsourced model. They'll share the impact it had on their employees, lessons learned for future transitions and how engagement affects company performance overall.

You'll learn:

• Tips to minimize disruption and dissatisfaction during employee transitions
• Examples of effective engagement and retention strategies
• How employee engagement can influence financial performance

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Interest in life sciences has experienced unprecedented growth, especially in biopharmaceuticals, the food industry and biomedical technology. Join us virtually to hear experts discuss topics like the evolution of clinical trials and biotech as well as the future of this industry.

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Clinical workflow challenges lead to issues hospitals and health systems can't afford right now: burnout, slow patient treatment and bad health outcomes for staff and patients alike. In this live webinar, hear from a panel of clinical and innovative leaders from Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health, Dayton (Ohio) Children's, Houston Methodist, Los Angeles County + University of Southern California Medical Center and Bellaire, Texas-based Harris Health System to learn how workflow tools like robotic process automation can reduce the burden of repetitive tasks on healthcare staff so they can gain back time and energy to focus on patients. Panelists will share insights and benefits their organizations are seeing with workflow automation, including:

• Increased provider and patient satisfaction
• Streamlined referrals, prior authorizations and hospital admissions
• Reduced data entry and errors

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