People allow data loss to happen. They can do so accidentally or maliciously. With cybersecurity, visibility is key. You must understand the personas that are more likely to bring risk and protect your healthcare organization and patients by protecting the people that work with your sensitive data. 

Learning Objectives:

• Review healthcare data breach scenarios
• Deep dive analysis into information protection in healthcare 
• Discuss a people-centric approach to better protect patient confidentiality and position you against future data loss  

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In May of 2022, CMS announced the deadlines for submitting risk adjustment data for payment years 2021 through 2024, eliminating the six-month extension originally granted during the pandemic. Thus, health plans may be concerned that they will not be able to achieve full reimbursement for services rendered for the 2022 dates of service deadline. 

Attend our webinar to: 

• Learn what the end of the submissions extension means for your risk adjustment program 
• Address common fears around the end of the extension, including starting chart chases too early and claims lag 
• Understand the value of creating your own extension 
• Discover how analytics can help you develop both a comprehensive and targeted approach to chasing charts

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Topics

• Advanced Investment Payments to certain ACOs
• Reforms to the Glide Path
• Benchmarking Changes and the Accountable Care Prospective Trend
• Adjustment for prior savings for renewing ACOs and re-entering ACOs
• Quality Measure Reporting and Adjusting for Health Equity
• Marketing and Beneficiary Notification Changes

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Technology is playing an increasingly important role in developing new treatments, modernising health services and improving patient outcomes. The market for digital solutions to support early detection and remote monitoring of diseases is still growing. Beyond diagnostics, there is also great potential for health technology in areas such as drug development and remote surgery. Organised by FT Live and TNW, the Health Technology Summit will bring innovators, investors and other stakeholders together to explore a wide range of topics, from the role of artificial intelligence in pharma R&D to the rise of robotic surgery. Through a series of inspiring keynotes and thought-provoking panels, the event will discuss the transformative power of technology and its multi-layered role in the future of healthcare and life sciences.

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This meeting has the highest scientific standards and is aimed at researchers, health professionals, experts in allergies and junior members from all over the world.

The goal of FAAM-EUROBAT is to create a space where health professionals, researchers and scientists can access and share the latest findings in these interesting areas of Allergy in real-time. Attendees will benefit from the symmetries between these two meetings, FAAM and EUROBAT, and will be part of the processes of collaboration that this and other events allow in benefit of the patients. 

Following on the success of FAAM-EuroBAT Digital 2020 and keeping with the same excellent quality standard and warm feel, the format of the meeting will be slightly different in that each session will combine keynote lectures with oral abstract presentations about the latest findings and hottest topics in food allergy and anaphylaxis. Other submitted abstracts will be discussed in smaller interactive sessions. This way, delegates will have the chance to interact and discuss the latest findings in these interesting areas of Allergy in real-time with Faculty and colleagues active in the field. Attendees will benefit from the symmetries between these two successful meetings, FAAM and EuroBAT.

Time: 09:00 to 17:00

The 2022 Dental Implant Conference offers an intensive educational program of innovative techniques and procedures for the entire implant team, presented by an internationally renowned faculty of leaders in implant dentistry. You'll also experience an exhibition of the most technologically advanced products and services available in the field, and the opportunity to network with colleagues from around the country.

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COVID-19 has made an indelible mark on palliative care—and indeed on all of health care. As we look toward 2023, how should we synthesize our combined experiences of the pandemic? What is the state of our field, from our teams and services to the overall growth trajectory of palliative care? What is next in our movement within U.S. health care? How do we address the exhaustion and moral distress caused by COVID, while nourishing the passion for improving the patient and caregiver experiences that brought us to this work in the first place? How does this moment compare with other turning points in the history of our field? Join CAPC CEO, Brynn Bowman, MPA, and Diane E. Meier, MD, founder, director emerita, and strategic medical advisor to CAPC, as they share their observations, insights, and outlook on palliative care and CAPC’s focus for 2023.

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Two seemingly unrelated issues are plaguing health systems; cyber risk is growing and financial pressures are rising. While bolstering cybersecurity defenses is increasingly viewed as required, integrating cyber into the capital planning process can lead to financial optimization and reduced risk.

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Learning Objectives

• Understand how to use the current technology available in the market
• Learn how to get access to low-cost solutions that provide better predictability
• How clear aligners can boost your practice
• Preparing for an interdisciplinary future: how to collaborate and interact with your colleagues
• Improve the cooperation of your patients and improve your engagement skills

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Cost-related access problems have become a widespread public health issue in California and across the country. In each of the last three years, one in two Californians skipped or delayed some type of health care because they couldn’t afford it, and half of those reported their condition got worse as a result. To address the affordability crisis and improve value for California families, the state recently created an office to set and enforce cost growth targets within the health care system. The Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA), part of California’s Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI), will also set and enforce targets designed to increase primary care and behavioral health investment, promote use of alternative payment models, and help ensure the stability of California’s health care workforce.

A CHCF briefing, to be held on Wednesday, November 30 in Sacramento, will provide context for the widespread affordability challenges experienced by millions of Californians and update attendees on HCAI’s early implementation of OHCA. This in-person briefing, CHCF’s first since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, will also highlight the role that key industry stakeholders see for their organizations and sectors in supporting achievement of industrywide cost growth targets and, ultimately, improving health care affordability in California.

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