The 27th Annual Healthcare Marketing & Physician Strategies Summit (HMPS22) will take place May 16-18, 2022, at The Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City, UT. We hope to see you there as we come together once again to network, learn, and shape the future of healthcare. Don’t miss out on the event of the year for healthcare marketing, communications, strategy, digital, and physician relations executives.

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With more than 30 presentations given over two days, leaders in biopharmaceutical production explore the latest technologies and manufacturing strategies for next-generation biologics and advanced therapies. This meeting focuses on key challenges within the field, evaluating innovative solutions such as continuous bioprocessing, SUTs, data integrity, PAT and the implementation of industry 4.0, all of which aim to increase the efficiency and yield of therapeutic production whilst maintaining high-quality standards. Once again, this meeting features a track dedicated to the manufacturing of cell and gene therapies, exploring both the regulatory and manufacturing challenges of these complex products.

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The European Health Tech Week 2022 solves the problem of cost-effectively discovering and meeting the most important partners you need to achieve business success. An engaged, European business community of health-tech innovators, investors, doctors, hospital leaders… from the world’s largest pharma companies; to the newest start-ups; to 100,000+ in between.

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Join us in-person or virtually as we reconnect the global neuroradiology community via hands-on, specialized learning; thought-provoking and inspiring keynotes; social activities; and more. Join us in New York City on May 14 – 18, 2022 for the Symposium Neuroradiologicum XXII and the ASNR 2022 Annual Meeting. Hosted together, this international gathering of over 2000 neuroradiologists will present the latest research and educational topics in global neuroradiology.

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eHealth is one of the major research topics that have been attracting cross-disciplinary research groups. The deployment of new emerging technologies for Health, especially based on Artificial Intelligence is attracting the interest of many researchers. The workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Health - AI4Health 2022 - aims at bringing together researchers from academia, industry, government and medical centers in order to present the state of the art and discuss the latest advances in the emerging area of the use of Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing techniques, be they black boxes or explanation-based, to signals, images, and data in the fields of medicine, healthcare and wellbeing.

AI4Health is expected to cover the whole range of theoretical and practical aspects, technologies, and systems related to the application of artificial intelligence and soft computing methodologies to issues as machine learning, deep learning, knowledge discovery, decision support, regression, forecasting, optimization, and feature selection in the healthcare and wellbeing domain.

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his international event is going to showcase many facts and diversities in the field of Health care and Hospital Management. Health Care 2022 has been slated during May 16-17, 2022 in the beautiful city of Amsterdam, Netherlands. This would be a two day congress with an expertise gathering of Obstetricians, Physicians, Breast Cancer Surgeons, Oncologists, doctors, young researchers as well as people who dedicated their work for Health Care and Hospital Management on a single global platform at Netherlands. This 4th World Congress on Health Care and Hospital Management is based on the theme “Let's talk about best approaches in Health Care and Hospital Management”. To recognize the Young Researchers and expert individuals exhibited outstanding research in the area of Gynaecology, Obstetrics, Reproductive Medicines, and other related expertise of  Health care and Hospital Management. Healthcare 2021 Conference is planned to present the Young Research award through its Young Researcher Forum (YRF), Best Poster Award, and Best Presentation Award.

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The conference will give you the opportunity to network with your peers: Hospital Pharmacy Directors from America’s most prestigious hospitals and health systems, expand your industry intelligence with cutting-edge, accredited educational sessions, discover innovative solutions for your pharmacy department by participating in our Reverse Expo sessions along with the nation's leading suppliers, and to top it all off, all-conference activities – even networking and entertainment are included with your registration and offered at no cost to you or your facility.

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The Conference will give you the opportunity to network with your peers: Hospital & Healthcare I.T. Executives from America’s most prestigious hospitals and health systems, expand your industry intelligence with cutting-edge educational sessions, discover innovative solutions for your department by participating in our Reverse Expo sessions along with the nation's leading suppliers, and to top it all off, all of the conference activities – even networking and entertainment are included with your registration and offered at no cost to you or your facility.

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On behalf of the Scientific Program Planning Committee and PDA, we are proud to present the second edition of the 2022 PDA Medical Devices and Connected Health Conference and warmly welcome you to Dublin/Ireland. Connected Health solutions involving data platforms, connectivity, software, and sensors for health have the potential to ensure better individual patient care through the provision of more effective treatments, while at the same time reducing efforts for healthcare professionals to improve efficiency in healthcare systems. Effective and efficient means that digital health is also confronted with the variety and complexity of the medical device and pharmaceutical regulatory scheme, the insurance/reimbursement setup as well as the management of data security and information misuse.  Although success has been demonstrated in many areas, there are also challenges in showing effectiveness, especially at scale in real-world situations with the evidence that meets stringent demands of the various healthcare stakeholders and which also aligns cost with benefit.

What kinds of opportunities and threats are associated with digital healthcare from the industry as well as from the regulators’ point of view? Which experiences and learnings are emerging from previous work and particularly from the recent pandemic situation? And finally – which options exist for digital solutions to leave a positive impact on healthcare, while reducing its environmental footprint?

We are convinced that an open dialogue and experience exchange between all parties involved is the most appropriate way to “unleash the power” of medical devices and connected health. We have received excellent speaker abstracts and believe that we have put together an engaging conference program that focuses on these issues and will provide an ideal environment for an interactive discussion around the opportunities and challenges offered by connected health solutions.

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Patients arrive at hospitals every day through different paths. Some through the emergency department, some through physician referrals, and some through scheduled procedures. What makes all of these situations similar is the fact that critically ill patients need access to care at the right place and the right time. At the same time, there are challenges when it comes to creating a culture of access. Health systems face growing capacity challenges and patient experience suffers when access is limited, or delays occur between transitions in care. Barriers include organizational silos, lack of continuity across care settings, and a lack of real-time operational visibility. For example, if someone needs acute, immediate care they would typically enter a health system through the ED or via a referral/transfer from another physician or facility, otherwise known as a direct admit. However, sometimes a direct admit isn’t that direct. Sometimes it ends up being fragmented, inefficient and time-consuming. And in some cases, it may take so long that the referring physician sends a patient to a competing health system. The result of these delays is lost revenue, a negative impact to a health system’s reputation, and a weakening of community physician ties. Another unfortunate scenario that can unfold when a health system can’t accommodate a direct admit is that patients may end up getting sent to the emergency room instead. That results in overcrowding and increases in left-without-being-seen.

At this conference you will learn about how command centers utilize advanced predictive analytic technology and artificial intelligence to monitor and target real-time data on incoming patients, patient discharges, bed availability, and other hospital logistics. While hospital command centers are progressively growing in use among medical centers across the globe, learn how different hospitals utilize their own facilities to address their unique needs and issues.

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