Chris Coburn, Chief Innovation Officer at Mass General Brigham, joins Alumni Ventures for an exclusive event to help define digital health and explore the trends shaping the industry. The rapid evolution of developing technologies like AI and machine learning, blockchain, 3D printing, gene technology, nanotechnology, computers, smartphones, and software are enabling advances in healthtech. Driven in part by the Covid-19 pandemic, now more than ever people are leaning towards proactive and preventative care for the mind, body, and behavior, demanding more convenience and flexibility.

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The Fierce Leaders in Life Sciences Forum brings together forward-thinking minds from today’s life sciences industry and features insights from C-suite and executive leadership on the end-to-end drug development process, highlighting innovative approaches in today’s evolving healthcare landscape to conducting:

• R&D and translational science
• Clinical development
• Product commercialization

We are excited to announce the call for speakers for the Fierce Leaders in Life Sciences Forum. Share practical insights with the life sciences community on key decision-making that has helped position your organization as a leader in today's market, and highlight innovative approaches in today’s evolving healthcare landscape.

EIT Health flagship event has become one of the must-attend highlights in the European healthcare innovation calendar – an exciting opportunity to interact with the latest thinking and developments in health.

This year’s Summit will explore how healthcare systems can incorporate and reform new care delivery and financial approaches, learning from the impact of COVID-19 and ensuring that healthcare systems are sustainable, resilient and prepared for future health threats.

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With this background in mind, EIT Health is putting together an exciting programme for this year’s Summit. Healthcare leaders from around 30 different countries will engage in inspiring discussions about current topics. Together we will look at how healthcare systems can incorporate and reform new care delivery and financial approaches, to recover from COVID and ensure that healthcare systems are sustainable, resilient, and prepared for future health threats. EIT Health is designing an innovative event format that can be attended both online and in person and we will be sharing more information about this exciting event soon.

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Since 2007 the dHealth conference series, former known as eHealth conference, attracts 300+ participants from academia, industry, government and health care organizations. With its motto “Health Informatics meets Digital Health” the event provides a platform for researchers, practitioners, decision makers and vendors to discuss innovative health informatics and dHealth solutions. The focus is to improve the quality and efficiency of health care. It is the USP of this event that research and application meet as equals and provide new insights from both the scientific as well as the practical point of view.

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AMIA's Clinical Informatics Conference (CIC) is making a mark on healthcare. CIC is where clinician informaticists of all disciplines –physicians, nurses, physician assistants, technicians, HIT developers, data analysts, C-suite executives, and more – share their innovations in bringing the technology advances out of the lab and into the front lines of care delivery.

Our collective goal is to leverage technology in new ways to advance healthcare delivery, access, and outcomes.CIC features workshops and presentations that provide attendees with practical tools to bring to their home institution to continue achieving the quadruple aim. The conference’s unbiased, evidence and importantly experience-based content help each of us foster and advance healthcare outcomes.

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It’s time to get serious and make up for lost time. The Summit is back reformed, refreshed and ready to go. Top of the agenda is practical implementation of AI and collaboration, and this will be a focus throughout every session you will attend at AIMed 2022. AIMed Global Summit 2022 is the can’t miss healthcare event of the year.

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Due to the pandemic, the #Sachs_IOIF event will be once again hosted in a digital format. This will allow us to further support our community and past attendees, bridging Europe and the US. We will provide both the usual stimulating program and networking opportunities through our online video and audio meeting system. The programme for the 8th Annual IOIF will be spread throughout 2 days. Featuring more than 12 hours of keynotes, high-level speeches, panel discussions and spotlight showcases by leading corporates. The event brings together leaders from cancer research institutes, patient advocacy groups, early and late-stage investors, pharma’s and biotech’s.
 
We anticipate over 300 delegates and 20+ company presentations by established listed, private and emerging companies. Over half of these attendees are corporate and financial investors, analysts, bankers and advisors. The forum is highly transactional and based on past events we anticipate a high level of activity on the Online Meeting System, which will be open the whole week of the conference, from 23rd to 27th of May.

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Medical affairs teams are traditionally staffed with science, medical information, and health outcomes experts, but not digital transformation experts. To engineer high-quality customer experiences common in the consumer world, med affairs teams must internalize what “good” looks like to their customers, and what it means to their responsibilities.

With the pandemic waning in some areas, sustaining digital transformation momentum is paramount. The mission of this event is to provide perspectives and guidance on what companies need to do to improve their digital capabilities within Medical Affairs and deliver good customer experience through digital capabilities.

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The National Health and Safety Committee took the difficult decision to postpone the event form its original date 8 March 2022 in response to the on-going COVID-19 situation which continues to affect public services and pressures on our members who deliver them. As always this is a very popular event, whilst some public health measures have been removed across the UK, as members and activists are playing a pivotal role in tackling the crisis and to protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of those in attendance, we will be maintaining some mitigations to reduce the risks of transmission, this has resulted in the number of places for the event being limited.

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