On behalf of the Scientific Committee, we are glad to invite all the participants across the globe to attend 14th Euro Biosensors & Bioelectronics Congress during May 10-11, 2023 at Zurich Switzerland which includes prompt keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations and Exhibitions. Euro Biosensors 2023 is a specially designed cluster Bio Electronics conference. The main theme of this conference is “Technical Advances in Biosensors and Bioelectronics” which covers a wide range of critically important sessions. In the Era of quantitative biology, and abundant data, Biosensors & Bioelectronics seems to be the continuously emerging field with the cutting-edge research technologies.  Biosensors Conferences will cover issues on Biochips, Biosensors and Bioelectronics and will provide a unique forum for the publication of innovative research on the development of alternative sustainable technologies. Biosensors Conferences which provide monitoring biological and synthetic processes are used besides medical measuring and analyzing, for environmental observations and controls, defence industry, agriculture and food.

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Obstacles remain that can limit a health insurance provider’s ability to run an accurate, effective, risk score accuracy program. Evolving risk adjustment models and regulations have made it even more important for health plans to resolve challenges like lack of transparency into member data and risk scores, inefficient and disjointed processes, inadequate expertise, or program customization capabilities:

• Lack of transparency into risk scores
• Inefficient and disjointed processes
• Missing risk score goals/forecast

In this webinar, industry experts will discuss best practices for managing health plan risk adjustment processes amid the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) RADV Final Rule and 2024 Final Call Letter for Medicare Advantage plans. Attendees will learn how converging health plan quality, risk, and other healthcare programs can ensure greater data accuracy, drive major improvements in efficiency, and support better member satisfaction and experience.

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The TeleBehavioral Health Summit (TeleBH Summit) is a free two-day, CME-accredited virtual conference, solely focused on today’s emerging topics in digital and TeleBehavioral Health care. Building on the Behavioral Health Institute’s TeleBehavioral Health Training series, the TeleBH Summit brings together national subject matter experts and thought leaders to address the challenges and innovations in the new digital landscape brought on by the dramatic changes caused by the COVID public health emergency (PHE), and as the PHE is lifted on May 11, 2023. Over the course of two days, experts in the evolving fields of digital and TeleBehavioral Health care will share their knowledge on a variety of emerging topics.

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The field of innate immune target-mediated activation has experienced a dynamic year, with both promising clinical data on the horizon and recent setbacks on the minds of drug developers. In light of these developments, it is an ideal time to bring together the community to discuss the current state of the industry and consider next steps.

The 4th STING AND TLR Targeting Therapies Summit will bring together over 100 leading figures in the field of innate targeting therapies, representing large pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and academia. This event will provide a unique opportunity to explore the various STING AND TLR agonists in development, review clinical trial data, learn from high-profile failures, evaluate delivery approaches, and discuss strategies to optimize clinical trials and accelerate your innate agonist pipelines.

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The Symposium on Artificial Intelligence for Learning Health Systems (SAIL) is an annual international conference launched in 2020 to explore the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques into clinical medicine. SAIL, which will next be held in Puerto Rico in 2023, provides a forum for clinicians, clinical informaticians and AI researchers to discuss approaches and challenges to using these approaches in the healthcare domain. Researchers from the fields of clinical informatics and machine learning have been concerned for decades with bridging the gap between quantitative research and clinical practice. Less appreciated, perhaps, is a potential disconnect between the communities of clinical informatics and machine learning researchers themselves. Clinical informaticians, for their part, have unique experience integrating their tools within hospital IT systems, and working with administrators, privacy policies, and quality improvement officers. Computer scientists, for their part, have frequently spearheaded the development of novel methodological tools and high-performance computing. Both of these research communities seek to work effectively with clinicians, who provide important domain expertise and interaction with patients. One explicit goal of this conference is to foster the translation of AI to the clinic by catalyzing collaborations that leverage the strengths of all three of these communities. A second goal is to facilitate discussion among diverse stakeholders- the three communities described above as well as funders and decision makers around the non-technical barriers to better care through AI. The inaugural Program Committee of SAIL was led by Jessie Tenenbaum (Duke), Jason Moore (UPenn), Nicholas Tatonetti (Columbia), Suchi Saria (Johns Hopkins), and Isaac Kohane (Harvard).

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Healthcare delivery organizations are so heavily dependent on access to data such as patient records that they’re frequently the perfect target for ransomware attacks. The resulting disruption can be devastating, as even a short delay in access to records can negatively affect patient outcomes. In this webinar, we‘ll unpack real-life examples of ransomware in the healthcare industry.

Register for this webinar to:

• Learn about the newest tactics in ransomware
• Take a deep dive into some of the major ransomware attacks in the healthcare industry, how they happened, and the consequences
• Uncover five steps you can take to prevent them

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Amid the ongoing global health crisis, the debate around Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response (PPR) are high on the political agenda. As member states discuss the zero drafts of the UHC and PPR declarations and resolutions ahead of endorsement by heads of state at the UN High-Level Meeting in September 2023, a crucial question remains: How can we foster a sustainable and thriving innovation ecosystem for healthcare that supports Universal Health Coverage and better pandemic preparedness? This question lies at the heart of a timely event hosted by Foreign Policy in partnership with the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations (IFPMA), the body representing the innovative pharmaceutical industry in official relations with the United Nations. The event will focus on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPR) and Universal Health Coverage (UHC), emphasizing the critical role of innovation in achieving the common but also at times different needs of both. The conversation will explore how public and private actors can share efforts and work in partnership to strengthen health systems and improve access to medicines and vaccines. Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the links between UHC and PPR and engage in a discussion on the role of a sustainable and thriving global health innovation ecosystem in reaching more people, worldwide. This event will be underpinned by new research from FP Analytics, FP’s independent research division.

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Following the large success of our 1st Flow chemistry and continuous processing conference live in Boston back in 2019 and the two On Line Conferences we are delighted to be back Face to Face in Boston for 2023.

We have undergone a renaissance over the past decade, offering unique control of key process parameters such as temperature and mixing, increased process safety and potentially access to new reaction space. This 2-day conference focuses on case studies from process chemists and engineers working in the field giving insights, examples and opinion. The meeting should be of interest not only to those already experienced in the area but people who want to know more about this cutting edge technology.

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On behalf of the Local Organising and the International Scientific Committees, we warmly invite you to the 41st Annual Meeting of the European Society of Paediatric Infectious Diseases (ESPID), which will take place both online and in Lisbon, Portugal on 8-12 May 2023.

We will bring together world-renowned researchers and clinicians for a very exciting multi-faceted programme covering areas that include clinical issues, epidemiology, public health, microbiology, immunology, host-pathogen interactions, genomics, and their interfaces, highlighting more recent progress and also where advances have been more challenging,

ESPID is the world's premier paediatric infectious diseases meeting for professionals who want to stay up to date, apply state-of-the art science to clinical care, present their research, reinforce existing and develop new collaborations.

There will be ample opportunities for networking in Lisbon, a fascinating city that combines a great historical heritage with modernity and vibrant culture.

We are absolutely delighted to be able to welcome you to ESPID 2023!

ESPID 2023 Co-Chairs:

- Fernanda Rodrigues

- Catarina Gouveia

- Manolis Galanakis

ESPID Board Members:

- Manolis Galanakis, Greece - President

- Oana Falup-Pecurariu, Romania - Secretary

- Johannes Trück, Switzerland - Treasurer

- Pablo Rojo, Spain - Board Member

- Vana Spoulou, Greece - Board Member

- Annemarie van Rossum, Netherlands - Board Member

- Lilly Verhagen, The Netherlands - Young ESPID Rep

- Raluca Lixandru, Romania - Young ESPID Rep

Time: 09:00 to 17:00

Too often, the process to receive approval for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) benefits can be complicated and cumbersome. With the right approach, health insurance providers can achieve the twin goals of minimizing the cost burden of disabled members and increasing member satisfaction. To help potential members navigate the process, payers need to employ experienced disability advocates who help patients identify and enroll in financial safety net programs. This educational webinar from Cognizant will dive into the factors needed on the route to enrollment. Presenters will explain the five-step process patients must complete to enroll to receive SSDI benefits, plus define in detail how an algorithm-driven outreach model can be used to educate, empower and assist eligible members.

Attendees Will Learn About

• The concise five-step process patients must complete to enroll to receive SSDI benefits
• Details on the Social Security Administration's definition of disability
• How to ensure a win-win outcome for payers and members by utilizing an algorithm-driven outreach model to educate, empower, and assist eligible members

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