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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More than 25 percent of adults in the U.S. experience some type of behavioral health disorder in a given year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, yet nearly 60% don’t receive treatment. COVID-19, its economic fallout, and the companion global confrontation with issues of social justice have together caused enormous strain on the mental and behavioral health of people across the country. There have been spikes in anxiety, depression, and other behavioral health issues as people navigate these complexities, intensifying the need for access to treatment.

Today’s challenges have made clear the need for players across the behavioral health landscape—including but not limited to healthcare providers, both private and public insurers, government policymakers, and employers to innovate to better serve the behavioral health needs of people across the country. This conference will explore how doing so could not only address a pressing social challenge but also improve healthcare outcomes; reduce healthcare costs; and create a healthier, happier, and more productive workforce.

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The aim of the “35th Annual World Dentistry Summit” is to create an international platform for exchanging ideas, sharing views and also provide an excellent scope for learning, covering all the major aspects treatment of diseases, disorders and conditions of the oral cavity . This conference has been specifically organized to focus on the current scenario on modern dentistry and its widespread presence on world of dentistry. Thus it is expected that Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Surgeons, Dental Assistants, Dental Business Assistants, Practice Managers and other Members of the Dental Team’s from across the globe will definitely be a part of this conference combining prevalent expertise and noble innovations, making it a great success. It also focuses on providing education opportunities as well as world-class scientific content delivered by quality keynote speakers, with plenary sessions, symposia, hands-on workshops.

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The shift to value-based healthcare and reimbursement has greatly impacted the way healthcare is delivered and billed within hospitals and other healthcare providers. Transitioning from fee-for-service to value-based care has created several challenges as well as opportunities. Creating an optimal delivery of care system has been at the forefront of value-based healthcare. Providers are incentivized as well as penalized based on the quality of care that is administered. It will be critical for providers to effectively administer quality of care, as well as manage the cost shift when transition to value-based healthcare.

This conference will examine several strategies, models and case studies to understand how to best navigate the value-based healthcare system. Leading hospitals, health systems, healthcare providers and subject matter experts will present effective models to employ for a viable clinical and financial integrated value-based healthcare structure.

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Today, telemedicine is one of the fastest growing sectors in healthcare. Specifically, COVID-19 has enhanced and accelerated the role that telemedicine plays within our healthcare system. It is reshaping the landscape of healthcare delivery in the United States, and is being recognized as the future of global healthcare. Telehealth addresses and achieves the basic tenants of Healthcare Reform: providing the population with access to improved and convenient, high quality patient centric care, enhancing outcomes, while reducing per capita expenditures. Today, more than 70 percent of hospitals throughout the United States are engaged in telehealth programs. Studies have shown that the benefits of telehealth include significantly improved outcomes, efficient care delivery as well as reduction in mortality rates, hospitalizations, length of stay, readmissions and healthcare costs. Telehealth has greatly enhanced access to quality care in rural areas and patient satisfaction has increased due to its convenience and patient centric approach. We have created an exciting, high level forum featuring knowledgeable leaders and executives from the nation's leading Hospitals and Health Systems who will share their perspectives, valuable insights and expertise on how to be best equipped for the rapidly evolving and exciting landscape of telehealth. This exclusive event targets senior level executives in order to maximize educational and networking opportunities.

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Medicaid is the single largest source of health coverage in the U.S. Now more than ever before, states are relying heavily on managed care organizations to serve their Medicaid beneficiaries to improve the quality of care delivered and control costs. Managed care plays a key role in the delivery of health care to Medicaid enrollees. Bringing together Medicaid leaders from states and health plans, as well as government leaders and policymakers, this summit will address the most pressing issues facing state Medicaid managed care. You will learn about national trends and innovative programs to best serve the growing Medicaid population, current federal and state policies and regulations, ensuring equitable access to care, expanding access to behavioral and mental health; improving outcomes and lowering costs; standards for provider network adequacy and more.

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The 2023 Hospital Observation Patient Management Summit will highlight the pertinent challenges facing Observation Unit staffs – ED physicians, Hospitalists, Case Managers and Billing and Coding professionals. Additionally, the conference will highlight how and why hospitals that are not utilizing Observation Patient Management, are leaving money on the table.

The 2023 Hospital Observation Patient Management Summit will enable you to walk away with an understanding of current trends and market practices, and innovative strategies to prepare yourself for the challenges that lie ahead. In addition to providing the latest, evidence-based intelligence on Observation Patient Management, the Conference will provide you with unprecedented networking and professional development opportunities. All sessions are designed to facilitate a high degree of interaction between speaker faculty members and fellow attendees.

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There is no doubt that health data have the power to serve many medical, societal, or economic objectives. Yet, most entities active in the field still struggle to access and digest health data. In this talk, we consider the case of Belgium, a healthcare champion. We highlight the multiplicity of stakeholders: many data producers, many data consumers, each with specific objectives. We also highlight the fragmentation of regulations, between European, Federal and Regional levels. Having this setting in mind, we sketch what concrete measures could be implemented in order to drastically impact healthcare data-driven innovation.

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This webinar will examine strategies to address social determinants of health across the care continuum. By integrating and aligning SDOH insights across payer and provider organizations, these organizations can collectively decrease the number of patients that fall through care gaps due to societal circumstances.

Learn how to: 

• Recognize the value of integrating SDOH data from multiple sources to provide insights to clinicians, hospitals and payers
• Incorporate SDOH into the delivery of healthcare to meet models for newer value-based care and payment
• Identify effective programs for populations based on organizational

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Interoperability platforms, such as Smile's Health Data Fabric (HDF), allow innovation to flourish. Technical barriers are lifted via the use of these platforms, enabling providers to gain workflow efficiencies. From improved interoperability, providers expect benefits in these areas:

57% Optimized hospital throughput, 55% Improved virtual care, 54% Evidence-based medicine/outcomes, 51% Improved care coordination between multiple providers (in network and out), 51% Easy patient self-appointment/rescheduling, 45% Improved hospital at home.

Key Takeaways:

• Learn key findings from surveying 145 interoperability leaders at US provider organizations about their progress in improving interoperability
• Realize the full value of interoperability and receive recommendations on how to develop organization-wide interoperability strategies and engage experienced and well-vetted partners to improve your ability to innovate, reduce provider and patient burden, and, ultimately, improve care outcomes.

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