Ensuring timely patient care in the right location with the right clinical team has never been more important. While healthcare systems are making progress toward more value-based, person-centric care practices, most hospitals are experiencing significant operational and financial stress. Costs continue to escalate, while reimbursements are waning. Thus, flow has become a major concern for hospitals and health systems as both the human and financial aspects result in poor quality care, patient dissatisfaction and lower reimbursement and profitability. Optimizing hospital wide patient flow is critical in delivering high quality patient centric healthcare. Hospitals are examining how to provide the right quality care, in the right place and at the right time.

The influx of the newly insured entering the healthcare system presents greater challenges to hospitals and the necessity to streamline flow and capacity has become enormously vital. As this landscape continues to evolve and dramatically transform, there is a huge shift towards hospital wide collaboration and throughput in order to achieve these goals. Optimizing the ED, decreasing patient wait times and enhancing care coordination are key components to moving the patient quickly, efficiently and safely through the hospital system. This event features leaders from hospitals and health systems who will share their perspectives, valuable insights and expertise on how to be best equipped for the rapidly evolving landscape of patient flow management.

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Telehealth is the most rapidly growing sector in the healthcare industry and is changing the way healthcare is delivered. There is a growing demand for telehealth services to reduce the rising cost of healthcare benefits. Telehealth offers solutions to address many of the challenges facing U.S. employers, health plans and consumers today, including skyrocketing costs, physician shortages, long wait times, absenteeism and lost productivity, to name a few. Also, telehealth reduces unnecessary visits to emergency rooms and urgent care, saving time and money.

Telehealth can transform traditional relationships between patients and providers in new ways. For some, it means using technology to constantly collect and transmit vital signs. For others, it means receiving medical consultations over the internet. Additionally, telehealth has the potential to improve population health and decrease health costs by minimizing expensive resources and ED overcrowding. This conference will bring together thought leaders in the fields of telehealth to discuss best practices for connected health programs, explore case studies in digital and virtual care, identify critical quality metrics to define success, and uncover greater ROI for applications of emerging technologies. Hear innovative case studies on how telehealth is bringing better healthcare to patients, communities and populations, improving outcomes and reducing costs.

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Telehealth can transform traditional relationships between patients and providers in new ways. For some, it means using technology to constantly collect and transmit vital signs. For others, it means receiving medical consultations over the internet. Additionally, telehealth has the potential to improve population health and decrease health costs by minimizing expensive resources and ED overcrowding.

This conference will bring together thought leaders in the fields of telehealth to discuss best practices for connected health programs, explore case studies in digital and virtual care, identify critical quality metrics to define success, and uncover greater ROI for applications of emerging technologies. Hear innovative case studies on how telehealth is bringing better healthcare to patients, communities and populations, improving outcomes and reducing costs.

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Join us for the 2023 Innovation Summit to learn about local innovations in healthcare, employee benefits, and insurance. Join us for the 2023 Innovation Summit, where we will hear insights and strategies happening locally for lowering costs and improving employee health outcomes. We will also share resources available to employers.

Presentations include:

• Hearing from a local employer who has implemented the Health Rosetta framework in their benefit design.
• Learning about the Kansas Health Sciences Center, the new medical school in Wichita, and what their plans are for the community.
• Learning about innovative employer offerings from local insurance carriers.
• Hearing updates in the world of child psychiatry.
• Learning about a new, statewide integrated pharmacy network and pharmacy benefit option available to employers.

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Luncheon for senior executives, investors and advisors from Medical Device, Biotech, Pharma and Digital Health companies. Please join us for an invite-only luncheon for senior executives, investors and advisors from Medical Device, Biotech, Pharma and Digital Health companies in the Twin Cities. Lunch is hosted by Baker Tilly, Cresa, JP Morgan and Talencio for the purpose of improving access to critical resources for health technology leaders and sharing insights. Each attendee will give an introduction and discuss active funding or partnering initiatives. Leaders are encouraged to ask for insights and expect follow up from other attendees. This is a quintessential networking lunch with "no-strings-attached." This is not a forum for job seekers or sales presentations.

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The Festival of Genomics & Biodata is a unique experience – a crossroads for the entire genomics ecosystem to discover, meet, learn, have fun and celebrate. It is the largest genomics event in the UK and the fastest growing genomics event in the world. Meet incredible people (in person!) and benefit from being part of an incredible community. Listen to and learn from a handpicked list of 150+ inspirational speakers and panelists.

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Randomization and trial supply management (RTSM) and electronic data capture (EDC) technologies and systems are essential to managing clinical trials. As clinical trials become increasingly complex, biostatisticians become even more essential, providing the needed insight to understand protocol-specific randomization nuances and make optimal randomization decisions to improve trial outcomes. In this case study-focused webinar, the featured speakers will highlight how biostatistics is crucial at multiple stages of clinical trials such as study design, randomization implementation, rerandomization needs, randomization and drug supply checks, unblinding and final analysis.

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One of biggest challenges in the use of AI for healthcare is the issue of bias: instances when the application of an AI algorithm compounds existing inequities in socioeconomic status, race, ethnic background, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or other criteria in ways that could amplify discrimination or adversely impact inequities in health systems. One of the many ways that this phenomenon of bias from AI health systems could occur is when an AI algorithm produces results that are systemically prejudiced due to erroneous assumptions in the machine learning process. In this session, I plan to speak on bias in health AI systems. I hope to discuss how AI algorithms can become biased, how they enter systems, and the harmful effects of algorithmic bias in AI for health care. Taking a critical human rights approach, I will also explore the legal and regulatory responses to bias in AI for health purposes.

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To deal with the current staffing crisis, health systems feel forced to rely on costly external staffing agencies, which is killing hospital and health system operating margins. This session will focus on new technology solutions that can help reduce reliance on external staffing agencies while driving positive patient outcomes.

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Join this webinar to learn about the power of images and how linking them with EHR data can help support patient journey and disease progression.

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