It is with pride and pleasure that we announce and cordially invite you to "The Best of SCCM Critical Care Congress" taking place on 10-12 March, 2023 at Conrad Hotel at Etihad Towers, Abu Dhabi, UAE. The organizing committee is delighted to invite you for this stimulating event that brings us together to shape the future of critical care medicine by sharing knowledge and creating innovative new ideas.

The Congress will offer opportunities to explore breakthroughs in research, share creative and stimulating ideas, make valuable connections, and obtain inspired perspectives from all multidisciplinary, multi-professional critical care team members. The plenary sessions feature presentations by authorities across disciplines on a wide array of clinical and research topics.

The Best of SCCM Critical Care Congress has developed three days of inspirational program that will feature internationally renowned faculty and content sessions highlighting the most up-to-date, evidence-based developments in critical care medicine.

As we believe the most significant driver for the future is the patient and staff, we hope this unique learning opportunity will help you gain passionate perspectives that will expand your critical care knowledge and motivate you to improve and enhance the care you deliver to your patients.

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All healthcare professionals with an interest in cancer care from all specialties and disciplines including physicians, oncology nurse practitioners, physician assistant genetic counselors, scientists, pharmacists, nurses, and other allied healthcare professionals.

As a result of participating in this activity, participants should be able to:

• compare the latest advances in the field of precision oncology, especially in testing approaches.
• discuss the application of these advances in patient care.
• analyze real-world experiences and case studies of integrating precision medicine into clinical practice.

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Join us for an evening of networking and discussion! Our founders Dr. Amira Aissiou and Dr. Shane Eaton will be opening the evening with a peek into the world of medicine and an intro to how AI can be used in the field. There will be food and plenty of opportunity to meet experts and learners in the fields of medicine and computing sciences. Talks from experts in the field of artificial intelligence, panel discussions, poster presentations, and industry booths! This is our main event, be sure not to miss it. This day is geared towards learning some of the details of machine learning algorithms and how they can be used in medicine. Join us for interactive sessions and opportunities to collaborate with students and researchers from different fields.

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The growth of augmented intelligence (AI) in healthcare points to a future in which these technologies will consistently aid decision-making. Most immediately, you think of clinical and operational uses, but AI is as beneficial in executive contexts. We need to guide data interpretation so leaders have justifiable confidence that they are making accurate and intentional decisions to move their organization forward. Have you used AI to focus health equity efforts or to set variable executive comp? This session will cover how technology is helping healthcare executives make informed, strategic decisions. 

Key learning points: 

• How/why executives can make better decisions with augmented intelligence 
• The types of business decisions this technology can help executives reach in healthcare 
• Why executives need to invest in augmented intelligence for health system optimization and competitiveness 

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Join C-Suite executive leaders at our invitation-only Patient Experience Transformation Assembly! This two-day event will bring together executives from leading healthcare systems, thought leaders, and academics for networking & education. Digital Transformation is an ongoing journey for today’s C-Suite leaders, and our best advice is to not trek it alone. Our Patient Experience Transformation Assembly is set to be a groundbreaking opportunity for Chief Patient Experience & Nursing Officers to meet face-to-face and connect on the current trends & challenges the industry is facing as we come out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Despite widespread use by both government and private organizations, health systems and hospitals have recently been scrutinized for their use of online tracking technologies (e.g., Google Analytics, Meta pixels), particularly with respect to their appointment scheduling pages, patient portals and mobile applications. This panel will examine broad guidance issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights for HIPAA-covered entities and their business associates that utilize online tracking technologies on their webpages and applications.

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This in-person conference is designed to provide an opportunity for simulation educators and enthusiasts from clinical and academic settings to connect with colleagues from various professions and roles to share, learn, and grow in areas of simulation-based education, research, innovation, and technology. Grounded in evidence-based best practices, this conference is a platform for simulation novices to experts to gain and disseminate knowledge and skills from a basic overview to new directions in healthcare simulation.

Registration includes an optional evening tour of the Mayo Clinic Simulation Center and other simulation facilities.

Target Audience:
This in person conference is designed for simulation educators, operations and technical specialists, standardized patient program coordinators, administrators, researchers, and innovators from all healthcare professions, including clinical and academic settings.

Time: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

More healthcare organizations are turning to artificial intelligence tools, and for good reason: They need help doing more, efficiently, with less especially as most are troubleshooting issues from care team burnout and rampant staffing shortages and more. In this live webinar, Houston Methodist's Chief Medical & Quality Officer, Dr. Nicholas Desai and his team will share the impact they're seeing of AI tools like automated patient summaries on the hospital's care team satisfaction, efficiency and alignment, as well as where innovations like generative AI will take healthcare next.

You'll learn:

• An overview of generative AI and its potential applications for medicine, in addition to risks + how hospitals should evaluate these systems
• How health systems can measure success for generative AI efforts
• The applications for AI-driven tools across care team workflows and impact on areas like staff/patient alignment and reducing burnout

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Join C-Suite executive leaders at our invitation-only Digital Healthcare Transformation Assembly! This two-day event will bring together executives from leading healthcare systems, thought leaders, and academics for networking & education. Digital Transformation is an ongoing journey for today’s C-Suite leaders, and our best advice is to not trek it alone. Our Digital Healthcare Transformation Assembly is set to be a groundbreaking opportunity for Chief Marketing & Digital Officers to meet face-to-face and connect on the current trends & challenges the industry is facing as we come out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Telehealth has been an invaluable tool for preserving health care access during the pandemic. Early in the pandemic, policymakers on the federal and state level moved with remarkable speed and implemented a series of temporary changes to promote telehealth, including expanding reimbursement and modifying licensure requirements. In response, telemedicine use skyrocketed, and both providers and patients have expressed a strong preference to maintain telemedicine as a staple of healthcare delivery.  However, most of these temporary regulatory changes will be rolled back after the public health emergency expires. This has prompted an ongoing debate at both the state and federal level on which of these changes should be permanent. Physician licensure is a particular focus of debate. Prior to the pandemic, most states required a physician to be licensed in the state in which the patient is located, and reinstating this standard which was among those relaxed during the COVID-19 crisis will be a major deterrent to interstate telehealth use. Patients will have to drive across state lines to have virtual consults with specialized experts, and providers will be dissuaded from developing truly national telehealth practices. This event, the second of three in a series, maps out the current and potential federal initiatives to facilitate interstate telehealth practices.

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