When it comes to patient engagement, what are we trying to solve? One area of focus should be the internal workflow and access to resources at our organizations. Rethinking the infrastructure of health care delivery is the foundation for improving patient engagement. Our patients want to feel well and think they know who they need to have a consultation with to reach that level of wellness; however, matching the patients to the right resources based on their personal health needs is a task for health providers and staff. Are better patient experiences equal to better patient care? Not necessarily but it could be. Join this webinar to hear how other organizations are working to improve patient care journeys through provider and staff triage, as well as some real world success stories. You will also hear from healthcare leaders on the struggles they are facing and the best practices they have developed to improve their patients’ and internal staff members’ experiences.

Learning Objectives

• Gain insight on improving the workflow of patient appointment requests.
• Allow for an improved patient experience through expanded access to internal resources.
• Acquire an understanding of the challenges other organizations are facing in this area and the solutions they have developed

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In its 6th year, OVBC is now a unique ecosystem event in the orthopedic health industry. The conference remains loyal to its mission to break the silos by bringing together physicians, executives, nurses, and pharma leaders to solve the most pressing problems and to actualize the most promising value-based care opportunities in the musculoskeletal settings. This conference focuses on the operational, clinical, and financial aspects of the orthopedic practice.

At a time when the future musculoskeletal healthcare is evolving, we decided to devote one day of the meeting to discussions on the future of orthopedics. This new component will focus on the future of clinical care, business, innovation, and operational models. Together, these two conferences provide an amazing weekend experience in the beautiful settings of Newport Beach.

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Join hundreds of your peers in orthopedic practice management in Chicago, April 29 - May 2, 2022 for AAOE's 2022 Annual Conference.

What Can You Expect From the AAOE Conference?

- Powerful Keynote Speakers

- Top-Notch Education

- Meaningful Networking Opportunities

- Resources to Help Gain Market Share

- Learn more about what AAOE has to offer at the AAOE booth!

- Get Current on the Latest Trends

- Explore New Products and Services

- Save with AAOE's Speed Meetings Program

- 1:1 Connections with Other Industry Professionals

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As “these unprecedented times” became the day-to-day, agencies changed up their strategies, pioneered new approaches, and thrived in 2021. Now the results of their efforts are in and they’re surprising. With the release of the 2022 HCP Benchmarking Report, we have new data and insights on how home care agencies have been affected by ongoing industry challenges, and how the most successful agencies have overcome them. Join Todd Austin, President of Home Care Pulse, as he reviews emerging trends, business insights, and actionable data gathered from hundreds of agencies across the nation in the industry’s most comprehensive Report.

In this webinar, Todd will cover:

• Unexpected data that nobody predicted last year
• Historical caregiver recruitment and retention trends and insights
• How the course of home care has changed, and how agencies can adjust
• How the past year will shape the next three

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Each year the conference has grown and developed. What makes the conference special is the cross sector sharing of information, ideas, research, and solutions from experts both locally and from across the globe. It provides a showcase for the sharing of practical initiatives that are already making a difference to the health and wellbeing of remote and rural communities. A call to submit abstracts for poster/oral presentation will go out in November 2021. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a new conference theme around disaster planning and pandemics has been introduced. 

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Technological innovations are accelerating disruption in consumer health and wellbeing but there is still a disconnect between current healthcare, focused on disease management, and the needs of empowered consumers whose focus is on comprehension and management of their health.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays an important role in healthcare, but we must ensure that AI is used responsibly and protect human autonomy. In particular, AI systems should empower human beings allowing them to make informed decisions and fostering their fundamental rights. The objective of this webinar is to discuss the use of new technologies in healthcare, and AI in particular, and how they can empower people/patients, so to have the “right” balance between technology potential and human knowledge/experience. The webinar offers different perspectives and practical examples on use of responsible use of AI in health for person empowerment from both academic and industry experts.

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The symposium will focus on the expertise of data analytics in the healthcare setting. The topics will cover the use of data and analytics tools/methods in the areas of healthcare, health/medical research, public health or other related fields. The use of data and analytics will be relevant to improving healthcare delivery and health outcomes in Arizona.

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On behalf of the Hearing Healthcare Providers / California’s Board of Directors, we cordially invite you to be an exhibitor for the 2022 Conference, as well as to take advantage of our sponsorship opportunities. 

• The HHP Annual Conference is the largest single-state conference with over 150 hearing aid dispensers and audiologists in attendance.
• The 71st Hearing Healthcare Providers of California Annual Conference will take place in beautiful Lake Tahoe.
• Attendees of the Friday Reception and Saturday lunch “Passport Session” will earn two hours of educational credit regarding your product or service.
• Saturday meals with the attendees will take place in a casual setting in the exhibit hall for conversation over breakfast and lunch.
• Conference has an outstanding reputation among hearing professionals for offering meaningful education, quality exhibitors, and valuable networking opportunities.
• This is a highly sought-after forum, which allows you to attain yearly education requirements.

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The Critical Care Symposium Logo conceptualizes “Prana” literally meaning breath, life and vitality of being. The beating of the heart and breathing where Prana enters the body through the breath and is sent to every cell through the circulatory system. This concept has been taken forward in the form of a single line representing the single thread of being, one that infuses life into the body.

Abstracts can be submitted and must be structured. The body of the abstract must not contain more than 3000 characters and have introduction, methods, results and conclusion headings. In addition to this a list of references can be given as well as acknowledgements with grant information and possible conflicts. Tables and/or Figures can be uploaded separately in a Microsoft Word document (*.docx). Only documents saved in the Microsoft Word 2007 (or higher) format with extension “.docx” are currently supported. This separate file should not contain the abstract text and cannot exceed 1 MB in size.

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So much has been learned since the COVID-19 pandemic first hit the United States in the early spring of 2020, in terms of how telehealth capabilities could be leveraged in times of both crisis and under more moderate conditions. What key lessons have been learned? And how are those learnings being plowed into care delivery innovation in patient care organizations across the country? A panel of experts will offer insights.

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