As a launch, we want this to smash into the market and make its mark in the WHIS series. Our mission will continue to be showcasing the newest innovation in Women’s Health whilst uncovering opportunity, increasing investments, partnerships, and knowledge, with the overarching aim of improving both the quality of and access to healthcare for women worldwide, though this time off the back of England’s Women’s Health Strategy. The Government (and Dame Lesley!) have worked to collect data and write the changes, this summit will act as the drive for change and action: the ‘doing’ aspect of the strategy. This 1-day event will consist of 30% government – a new element to WHIS. Other stakeholder groups of focus will be UK focused investors, FMCGs, influencers, and advocacy groups. 

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A patient’s experience starts before they set foot in your office and continues even after the appointment is over. Do you have the resources you need to provide care throughout? In this webinar, you will learn actionable steps to ensure patients can find your practice online, provide payments and documents with ease, and enjoy a seamless, convenient experience that builds lifetime loyalty. We’ll cover the importance of social media and marketing; seamless check-in and intake; payments and patient communications, and more.
 
This webinar will provide you with the knowledge to:

• Identify easy ways your practice can transform your patients’ experience
• Recognize how lifetime patients are crucial to a thriving practice
• Review other practices who have used software to transform their practice and processes

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The organizations that pay for care and those that provide it are all looking to move beyond transactional relationships. Finding common priorities is part of successful collaboration. Provider collaboration is already happening behind the scenes on prior authorizations and new models of care. But there’s an immense untapped opportunity to take it further to positively impact member experiences and support health plan growth. At the core of the member experience is the ability to find the right care, at the right time. It takes health insurance providers and care providers working together to create accurate and meaningful experiences that help consumers navigate. Payer-provider collaboration is critical to improving health outcomes, cost of care, and the overall patient experience. New legislation is arming members with access to information on cost, which means they have more tools at their disposal to be proactive in selecting care. This has also created an opportunity for health insurance providers to ensure that doing so is a good experience. We’ve brought together two care providers to help share their perspectives on collaboration, the importance (and burden) of accurate data in directories, and how it all works together to deliver a better member experience.

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Scientex Conferences Merrily announces “International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiovascular Research” which has been scheduled on May 18-19, 2023 in Tokyo, Japan with a theme “Advanced Remedial Regimen & Mechanization in Cardiology to improve Health span”. The Conference with an informative Research programme that will include keynotes, panel discussions, concurrent sessions, paper presentations, posters, networking opportunities, social activities, and industry exhibition.

The conference offers a unique forum for participants to exchange knowledge and experience in exploring new research and frontiers in Cardiology around the globe.

Cardiology 2023 will also host a webinar during May 19 (GMT +9) This virtual option for those attendees who are unable to attend the meeting in person this year.

The struggle is familiar: inefficient scheduling leads to long patient wait times and overworked nurses, a perfect storm of dissatisfaction for healthcare organizations. The Adult Infusion Center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York City tackled these common issues with tech by developing and implementing a scheduling template using historical data and AI modeling.

Key points:

• Learn the way efficient scheduling for infusion centers can leverage data-driven insights to increase productivity and improve patient experience.
• Discover how cutting-edge tools and techniques can help you optimize resource utilization and prevent capacity overloads in high-volume settings.
• Learn how to utilize scheduling templates to increase patient volume without compromising on the quality of care or straining your staff and physical resources.

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ASHE’s recently revised infection control risk assessment guide offers improvements and clarifications to assist with prevention planning for healthcare construction projects. Over the past 14 months, STARC’s subject matter experts have shared their insights and fielded questions on ASHE ICRA 2.0™, hoping to increase awareness and spur the adoption of safer practices. Join us now for their take on how ASHE ICRA 2.0 is being adopted in the field, and how its impacting occupied healthcare renovations and construction. Be sure to bring your questions!

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how facilities are integrating ASHE ICRA 2.0™ into construction processes
• Discuss specific challenges with updated construction exhausting requirements
• Discover ways to satisfy the new class requirements
• Learn how facilities managers and contractors – especially in California – are taking fire regulations much more seriously, and thinking differently about how they interpret codes and view solutions such as hard barriers
• See how industry leading solutions, engineered with safety in mind, are reducing risks associated with construction for patients, caregivers, staff, and visitors

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VCU Health Continuing Education, Health of Women 2023, 5/18/2023 6:00:00 PM - 5/19/2023 5:10:00 PM, The Health of Women 2023 is designed with you in mind. We've crafted an agenda following our valued approach of addressing women's health across the life span and will address the challenges and nuances of sex and gender medicine throughout the conference. This virtual event caters to the learning needs of primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, physician assistants and other healthcare professionals focused on women’s health in family practice, internal medicine, and obstetrics and gynecology.

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The EAP Congress and MasterCourse over the past few years, despite an ever-increasing number of conferences in Paediatrics, has attained a very special reputation.

Over one-and-a-half days, the conference presents a fantastic workshop, named Mastercourse in Paediatrics. The MasterCourse this time will be focused on "The Acutely ill Child".

The scientific committee of the congress has set up an interesting programme for both senior and junior doctors, which covers in depth important clinical subjects.

As in previous years, EAP will also apply for CME credits.

EAP 2023 will take place in Padova during one of the most beautiful periods of the year. There is no better time to combine knowledge with pleasure!

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Care coordination within hospitals and health systems has never been more important as it helps to align priorities of care teams and minimize waste within the system. Delayed discharges are not just an inconvenience; they lead to poorer experiences for patients and prevent hospitals from providing responsive care for patients requiring acute care, and those requiring admission for planned procedures. Poorly managed hospital-wide patient flow and capacity management has critical implications for both patients and providers.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted all aspects of hospital care, and has altered nearly all fundamental practices, including discharge protocols. Discharge planning is an integral part of a hospital’s clinical care. On a daily basis, healthcare providers think carefully about how to help patients safely transition back into life outside of the hospital. Patients need up-to-date information about how to keep themselves and those around them safe, and resources and support to help them recover from illness. In response to COVID-19, within an exceptionally short time frame, hospitals have had to rapidly adapt their discharge planning protocols and have had to continue to adapt as new information comes out. The pandemic has highlighted the importance of discharge planning for patient care and has added a new element of public health in that healthcare providers have to take all possible precautions to ensure that patients are not spreading the virus after they leave the hospital.

The conference brings together leaders from hospitals, health systems, home care, health plans and managed care organizations to discuss best practices for improving care coordination, reducing readmissions, preventing avoidable healthcare utilization, and collaborating across the continuum. Network with leading practitioners on discharge planning and learn from the success of others on how to prevent hospital readmissions through comprehensive discharge planning; move patients quickly, efficiently and safely through the hospital system; improve capacity planning and service design; enhance patient care and satisfaction; and much more.

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Patients arrive at hospitals every day through different paths. Some through the emergency department, some through physician referrals, and some through scheduled procedures. What makes all of these situations similar is the fact that critically ill patients need access to care at the right place and the right time. At the same time, there are challenges when it comes to creating a culture of access. Health systems face growing capacity challenges and patient experience suffers when access is limited, or delays occur between transitions in care. Barriers include organizational silos, lack of continuity across care settings, and a lack of real-time operational visibility. For example, if someone needs acute, immediate care they would typically enter a health system through the ED or via a referral/transfer from another physician or facility, otherwise known as a direct admit. However, sometimes a direct admit isn’t that direct. Sometimes it ends up being fragmented, inefficient and time-consuming. And in some cases, it may take so long that the referring physician sends a patient to a competing health system. The result of these delays is lost revenue, a negative impact to a health system’s reputation, and a weakening of community physician ties. Another unfortunate scenario that can unfold when a health system can’t accommodate a direct admit is that patients may end up getting sent to the emergency room instead. That results in overcrowding and increases in left-without-being-seen. At this conference you will learn about how command centers utilize advanced predictive analytic technology and artificial intelligence to monitor and target real-time data on incoming patients, patient discharges, bed availability, and other hospital logistics. While hospital command centers are progressively growing in use among medical centers across the globe, learn how different hospitals utilize their own facilities to address their unique needs and issues.

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