Global Healthcare 2022 is a technical Conference encompassing keynote addresses, general oral presentation sessions, panel discussions, Networking sessions from specialists of health-related fields, including Adolescent health, Allied health sciences, Clinical aspects related to health, Community Health, Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Health policy, and planning, Health Promotion, Industrial health, Nursing and health, Nutrition and health, Paediatrics and child health, Public health, Rural health, School health, Sexual and reproductive health, Tropical medicine and health, Urban Health, and Women's health.

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This boost in funding will ensure the healthcare system can meet the growing needs of the state and has driven innovation in the design, technology and operation of healthcare facilities. Victorian Healthcare Week 2022 will be about being customer-centric to achieve best possible care. It will give you the opportunity to connect and learn from people in different disciplines, including:
 

• Infrastructure - building hospitals that are scalable, collaborative and people-centric
• eHealth -  using digital and data to improve quality of care and experiences
• Aged Care - evolving business models and services to remain competitive
• Disrupt Technology - looking at what's new and innovative in healthcare
• Nursing - building capability and leadership among nurses, our largest workforce seg 

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Co-creation with patients is vital for effective clinical trial design. A study by Skovlund, PC, Nielsen, BK, Thaysen, HV et al. shows that, in clinical trials, “patient involvement can lead to improvements in design, selection of relevant outcome measures and effective recruitment of trial participants”. For a medicine to be authorised, clinical efficacy and safety need to be established, usually through robust and relevant clinical trial data. There are several unique challenges in the development of orphan disease treatments. Low patient numbers, an incomplete understanding of the disease pathology, phenotypic heterogeneity and a lack of established endpoints are barriers to efficient and effective clinical trials. A key aspect is the choice and selection of the primary and key secondary efficacy endpoints: a reliable, valid, sensitive, interpretable and meaningful endpoint is vital to a well-designed study. This is necessary both as the basis to demonstrate the clinical impact of any therapeutic intervention and to stand up to regulatory scrutiny.

In this webinar, attendees will learn how Aparito’s Patient Group Accelerator Programme enables patients to co-create alongside sponsors & CROs. The Accelerator is designed to understand and fulfil patients’ needs by working closely with patient organisations and finding new endpoints that are relevant to their specific conditions. The featured speakers speak to a young patient to gain their perspective on being involved with clinical trial design and they demonstrate how this feedback can be taken into study design as they close out the session with a real-life example from Aparito’s Accelerator programme.

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In this webinar, attendees will learn how Aparito’s Patient Group Accelerator Programme enables patients to co-create alongside sponsors & CROs. The Accelerator is designed to understand and fulfil patients’ needs by working closely with patient organisations and finding new endpoints that are relevant to their specific conditions.

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National Health & Innovation Precincts Summit is a national event which explores how we build successful, health and innovation precincts in Australia. The event’s purpose is to bring stakeholders together to share insights and best practice, exchange ideas, showcase innovations and drive future collaboration and growth.

Key topics:

• Getting governance right
• Setting aspirations and visions for precincts
• Private sector activation and commercialisation
• Attracting investment to precincts
• Clever collaborations
• University partnering and translation
• Integrated place making strategies
• Re-Imagining health facilities & precinct capabilities

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Radiation oncology (radiotherapy/radiation therapy) is a medical speciality this is an essential a part of a multidisciplinary method to cancer treatment. It uses excessive electricity x rays(photons) most commonly introduced through a linear accelerator. Diation oncology (radiotherapy/radiation remedy) is a clinical speciality that is an critical a part of a multidisciplinary method to cancer remedy. It uses excessive electricity x rays(photons) most typically added thru a linear accelerator. These therapeutic x rays are painless and invisible and are used to deal with some of distinct cancers. The linear accelerator is housed within a cancer centre and a multidisciplinary crew comprising of radiation oncologists (your professional medical doctor), nurses, radiation therapists and medical physicists will communicate to you about radiation remedy as a treatment alternative, assess you, plan and deliver your treatment as well as help you with any side effects you revel in.

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The Critical Care Canada Forum is a world-renowned meeting for professionals involved with the care of critically ill patients. The Forum focuses on leading-edge science through informative and interactive sessions, led by an outstanding global faculty. The scientific program is ultra current and includes plenaries, panel presentations, specialty workshops, hands-on courses, Fellows Day, oral and poster presentations plus exhibits showcasing the latest products and services for the critical care professional.

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Over the last few years, the advancements made in composite resin materials and bonding technology have made possible the routine use of these materials in anterior and posterior teeth. These improvements have significantly modified the operative techniques and possibilities for the restorative dentist.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the impact of using ultrasonic instruments and air abrasion on the outcome of the final restoration
• Be aware of the indications and survival rates of direct composite restorations
• Know the steps required to achieve predictable proximal contacts and a natural contour
• Understand the relevance of the C-factor, shrinkage stress and the flowable bulk-fill concept for direct restorations
• Know and be able to apply a simplified layering approach for highly esthetic restorations in anterior teeth
• Understand the advantage of the margin elevation technique for direct restorations

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The Convenzis Integrated Care Summit provides a secure and high-value platform for NHS Managers and leaders to meet, share practical insights, and listen to some of the sector's most reputable and thought-provoking experts. In support of the NHS, registration is complimentary and CPD accredited. NHS England explains that ICSs are partnerships of health and care organisations that come together to plan and deliver joined-up services, and to improve the health, of people who live and work in their area.

They exist to achieve three main aims:

• Improve outcomes in population health and healthcare
• Tackle inequalities in outcomes, experience and access
• Enhance productivity and value for money

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There is a direct relationship between the prescribing of antimicrobials and the development of AMR3, making infections harder to treat and increasing the risk of disease spread, severe illness and death4. Tackling AMR requires a multi-faceted approach and research has shown how incorporating CRP (C-reactive protein) testing into clinical practice may help to limit antibiotic use to only those patients with severe bacterial infections and thereby support antimicrobial stewardship.

In this webinar, featured speaker Dr. Rogier Hopstaken, a GP from the Netherlands whose work and research drove the implementation of CRP point of care testing (POCT) in the country, will discuss how implementing CRP testing at the point of care has the potential to curb the problem of AMR and help change antibiotic prescribing behaviours in primary care settings. Rogier will review international experiences, barriers to implementation and provide recommendations for next steps. Along with David Barber, Advanced Practitioner, LHCH Knowsley Community Repiratory Service; LumiraDx Medical Director Matt Fay, and Associate Director in Medical Affairs Lucy Lehane, they will review case studies and explore the benefits of portable CRP testing with patients in community settings using the LumiraDx Platform technology at the point of care.

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