On behalf of the scientific committee, it gives us immense pleasure to announce the "12th International Neonatology Conference on "Hottest Topics in Neonatal Medicine" to be held on 12-14 May, 2023 at Grand Hyatt Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

 INC2023 will features state-of-the-art advances in Neonatal care and research delivered through an expert panel of local and international faculty with decades of experience at leading institutes. The event will provide attendees with an opportunity to learn, debate, and network with peers in this very active scientific field.

We cordially invite neonatologists, pediatricians, researchers, nurses and other health care professionals who are interested in sharing their knowledge and research in the arena of Neonatal-Prenatal Medicine to join our leading faculty.

The scientific program aims to discuss key issues and latest advances and controversies in neonatology. Prominent national and international speakers and leading experts from the field will discuss a wide range of common neonatal diseases in multiple subspecialties and will provide comprehensive, up-to-date, research-based answers to the most frequent questions that arise at patient's bedside in everyday practice.

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Euroscicon ltd invites all the participants from all over the world to attend 11th International Conference on Pediatrics, Child Psychology and Neonatology held on May 12-13, 2023, Barcelona, Spain which includes prompt keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations and Exhibitions. The main highlights of this conference are  Mental Health, Childhood Trauma, Pediatric Research, Pediatric Psychology, video Games On Children Behavior, Autism/ ADHD/ Anxiety, Hypnotherapy, Immunization, Pediatric Neurology.

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This online CME course was derived from the  Mayo Clinic's Division of Nephrology and Hypertension's 19th Annual Update Course held via livestream in Feb. 2021. This course covers a broad range of various topics relevant to practicing nephrology/hypertension/kidney transplant providers with a focus on recent developments in the field.

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Over the past two decades, in an effort to digitize healthcare payments, payers have amassed a variety of systems and point solutions that resulted in overly complex and costly payment infrastructures. Although the infrastructure was built with the best intentions, the unintended consequences led to complexity and fragmentation: Technology bloat, regulatory and compliance challenges, interoperability issues and myriad security concerns. By migrating to a holistic platform, organizations can reduce their risk and eliminate unintended consequences associated with a complex and fragmented infrastructure. In doing so, health insurance providers can now migrate to a consolidated infrastructure that reduces risk, lowers costs, and improved member and provider satisfaction all while increasing your digital footprint and reducing the total number of printed and distributed documentation.

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The shortage of infectious disease (ID) clinicians is painful today and expected to reach crisis levels in the next several years. Smart hospitals are exploring ways to fill the gap, and telemedicine has been proven to be an effective and efficient alternative to in-person ID care. In this webinar titled “Where Have All the ID Specialists Gone? Filling the Gap with Tele-ID,” you’ll learn about the many benefits of tele-ID, including cost savings, increased patient satisfaction and staff retention. 

Key learnings: 

• Why ID expertise is critically important to your hospital
• The many reasons why the ranks of ID specialists are dwindling 
• Key benefits of tele-ID backed by case studies from facilities that use it today
• The future of ID care and why it is well-suited for telemedicine 

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As the population ages and chronic conditions like diabetes and obesity persist, there's an increasing demand for quality wound care a facet of care that costs the U.S. healthcare system at least $50 billion annually. Proactive hospital and health system leaders are considering how they can meet the complex clinical needs of their patients while lowering the financial burden of wound care, whether it's treatment of chronic or acute wounds. Join us to hear perspectives from a panel of experts at Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, Geisinger (Danville, Pa.) and HCA Midwest Health's Overland Park Regional Medical Center (Kan.) on innovative approaches to negative pressure wound therapy and how to improve the experience for patients. 

You'll learn:

• A simplified conversion process and the unexpected benefits for your facility
• How to become a champion of change within your facility
• Guidance on the use of advanced therapies vs. standard of care

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Healthcare facilities are now striving to meet the needs of all patients and caregivers to offer not only healthy and safe spaces, but inclusive spaces that can be repurposed, quickly. This course reviews innovations in plumbing design and how these designs support trending healthcare needs, such as infection prevention, behavioral healthcare, bariatric, and ADA patients. Additionally, this course will engage you in learning about a flexible, water saving and infection control enhancing plumbing trend called “vacuum plumbing”. Learn through cases studies on how vacuum plumbing has provided “future proofing” for healthcare facilities.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

• Identify the design trends that benefit patients’ mental and physical health and which ones can be addressed through plumbing design.
• Discuss how proper dialysis plumbing design can protect the patient from infection and at the same time reduce plumbing construction costs.
• Define how plumbing fixture design and hand hygiene can address hospital acquired infections.
• Discuss TJC’s survey process as it pertains to business occupancies.
• Learn how plumbing design can reduce infection, reduce water consumption and “future proof” your healthcare facility.

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The CSDA Annual Meeting is a cornerstone to the Dental Community. From exclusive sessions for specialty dentistry and the entire dental team to an industry tech center and virtual exhibit hall with the latest products and services, this conference has a lot to offer everyone. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. The CSDA’s Continuing Education programs are also accepted by the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) for Fellowship and Mastership credit.

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Join chief medical and nursing officers from some of the most well-respected health systems across the U.S. as they discuss the most pressing issues in healthcare today. They will cover topics from top tactics for motivating teams, action items to boost staffing plans and maintain firm personnel, dynamic and daring visions to strengthen the clinical workforce, and much more. Attendees will return to their organizations with necessary action items to collaborate internally and improve their processes. You won’t want to miss this. 

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The widely documented and increasing incidence of clinician burnout remains a top concern for health care leaders.  Many organizations recognize the importance of addressing the system-level issues that detract from physicians’ professional experience, but meaningful progress also requires coordinating these broader efforts with changes at the department level.  The intentional engagement of operational leaders helps ensure that reducing burnout is not solely the responsibility of a wellness committee or chief wellness officer, but rather a collaborative organization-wide pursuit.  

The Permanente Medical Group understands this approach. During this webinar, Ellie Farahabadi, MD, Associate Executive Director for People and Amanjot Singh Sethi, MD, director of wellness operations, will outline the multispecialty medical group’s comprehensive strategy to mitigate burnout and enhance professional fulfillment among its 10,000 physicians. Drs. Farahabadi and Sethi will also share key challenges the group has faced and their successes to date. 

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