The event where the science of medical imaging is explored. Hear the latest research and join colleagues in San Diego. A conference program has been built with all the great content you expect at SPIE Medical Imaging. Register today and join other leading researchers contributing to the advancement of medical imaging technologies. The meeting in San Diego is a great opportunity to hear the latest advances in image processing, physics, computer-aided diagnosis, perception, image-guided procedures, biomedical applications, ultrasound, informatics, radiology, and digital and computational pathology.

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The 2022 Medical Billing Executive Conference will be held at the Park MGM in Las Vegas, NV. Register online or by check today! (our program is eligible for Radiology Business Management Association (RBMA) Fellow credits). We encourage the following people to attend the MBEC. Meet the Medical Billing professionals who will speak at the MBEC.

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Today, “Imaging Informatics” has turned into a multidisciplinary field targeting not only radiologists, but also patients, healthy subjects, caregivers, and other health professionals. To improve healthcare outcomes, current research and applications emphasize the development and evaluation of new and efficient means of managing the ever-increasing volumes of imaging data. 

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This conference will address digital and computational pathology, from acquisition of pathology data to its management, analysis, and interpretation by observers. With the recent advances in whole slide scanners and novel instrumentation for multispectral, multiparametric tissue imaging the use of digital pathology data is growing in importance.

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The reality of 2020 and the challenges that occurred during the coronavirus outbreak raise a question of what the future holds for healthcare and care delivery. Healthcare providers had to come up with a pandemic response and speed up the digitalization processes. It is obvious that development and implementation of telemedicine and digital health developments has a lot of advantages and brings a great value for both practitioners and patients, but the main question is how to incorporate them in the existing workflow successfully and what difficulties and challenges may occur.  

How to improve the quality and affordability of healthcare with the help of new technologies? What innovations should healthcare providers prioritize? How has the usage of healthcare mobile apps changed during the pandemic? Is Telemedicine to fully replace face-to-face communication with patient? What is the role of insurers in the health ecosystem and well-being? These are some of the main questions the experts are raising in this sphere. 

At the Telemedicine and Digital Health Conference speakers and delegates will discuss such issues as the potential of Digital Health, AI integration in healthcare, opportunities of Digital Health and Telemedicine for the insurance industry, Telemedicine and Digital Health regulation. They will also discuss insurance policies and reimbursement as a key concern in Telemedicine, eHealth partnerships and other topical and important issues. 

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With role-based sessions designed to meet your specific needs, as well as numerous opportunities to meet with Greenway leaders, subject matter experts, and peers, this conference is a must-attend event for practice success!

We’re committed to the success of everyone at your practice. That’s why we offer customized tracks for all roles, skill sets, and interests. Each session will be designed to give you and your team practical tools to bring back to your office.

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This year’s theme is “Designing for Improvement.” Process improvement requires process redesign. In other words, all would-be improvers are designers (but not necessarily good designers). Just as for improvement, there is a systematic method for good design. If you are an improver and haven’t incorporated design thinking, now is the time. As in the past, the meeting will be geared toward physicians and administrative, technical, nursing, and other improvement colleagues. Improvement is a team sport, so bring your team.

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Environmental health decision-makers and public health, environmental and other professionals with a role in assessing and managing human health risks associated with chemical exposures. Participants of the webinar will learn about the important role of human health risk assessment in informing environmental health decision-making including regulatory action, responses to chemical incidents and management of poisonings.

Participants will be introduced to the recently revised and published WHO human health risk assessment toolkit: chemical hazards which provides users with the guidance to identify, acquire and use the information needed to assess chemical hazards, exposures and the corresponding health risks in their given health risk assessment contexts at local and/or national levels. Participants will hear about experiences from developing countries to undertake human health risk assessment in low resource settings and the usefulness of the WHO human health risk assessment toolkit: chemical hazards.

Participants will be introduced to the WHO Chemical Risk Assessment Network Community of Trainers (CoT) which provides a forum to trainers and those who would like to become trainers to share experiences in the teaching and training on human health risk assessment.
 

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The No Surprises Act, fee schedule changes, and the rise of value-based care are making the historic value drivers in emergency medicine unsustainable and insufficient for success. Join Dr. Nathan Ruch, CEO of emergency medicine at Sound Physicians, on February 17th for his perspective on the following topics:

• The shifting drivers of emergency medicine program affordability
• Why historical capabilities in emergency medicine are no longer sufficient for success
• How to manage performance in this new environment
• Leveraging clinically integrated teams to drive results

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We have experienced the enthusiasm of returning to live in-person events this year, having safely and successfully hosted more than 23,000 executives to date. While we are thrilled to convene together to propel growth within CRE, COVID-19 remains a worldwide concern and Bisnow is committed to practicing safe protocols at our events. You can expect the following:

• In accordance with CDC guidelines, we are recommending that all participants wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. Masks will be made available at the door.
• Temperature checks will be conducted at entry.
• Contact tracing procedures will be employed for any reported exposure.
• Socially distanced seating will be available in the main event space.
• Enhanced sanitization protocols will be adhered to throughout the event space including regularly disinfecting surfaces throughout the event and hand sanitizer provided to all attendees.
   

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