Join MEDITECH on the trade show floor in booth #202 during the 2022 ANIA Annual Conference to see how Expanse provides nurses with the tools they need to improve both the patient experience and quality of care. MEDITECH Associate Vice President Cathy Turner, BSN, MBA, RN-BC, Strategy Product Manager Emily Pacheco-Valente, RN, and Marketing Consultant Christina Larisa, RN, will all be on-site to engage with you while you’re there. We’re also excited for our virtual booth session, Leveraging your EHR for Nursing Efficiency: Measuring the Impact with ROI Post-EHR Implementation, where viewers will hear from MEDITECH customers on how an intuitive EHR can streamline workflows and lead to improving nurse satisfaction:

• Joe Farr, BSN, RN, Clinical Applications Coordinator, King’s Daughters Medical Center
• Sara Lewis, BSN, RN, Nursing Informatics Specialist, Major Health Partners
• Jessica Troxclair, BSN, RN, Nurse Clinical Informatics Specialist, Lane Regional Medical Center.

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Dr. Aisling Kelliher: In this talk I will discuss the work of the Interactive Neurorehabilitation Lab at Virginia Tech, where together with our research partners at Carnegie Mellon University, Emory Rehabilitation Hospital and Arizona State University, we are tackling these three issues through developing smart home based rehabilitation systems for stroke and and knee replacement patients.

Abstract: With the aging of the US population, there is an increasing need for effective and accessible rehabilitation services for debilitating illnesses and injury such as stroke. Effective rehabilitation requires intense training and the ability to adapt the training program based on the progress of the patient and the judgment of the therapist. Adaptive home based rehabilitation is emerging as a key avenue for improving health and wellness outcomes with the potential for reducing costs. This form of Smart Rehab can provide evidence-based customization of therapy in the home, together with the increased intensity necessary for better functional outcomes over a shorter duration. While there are a number of challenges to scaling adaptive rehabilitation in the home, the three primary issues are i) replicating the functions of the therapist in the home; ii) motivating the patient to increase adherence and iii) implementing adaptive rehabilitation through low costs systems. In this talk I will discuss the work of the Interactive Neurorehabilitation Lab at Virginia Tech, where together with our research partners at Carnegie Mellon University, Emory Rehabilitation Hospital and Arizona State University, we are tackling these three issues through developing smart home based rehabilitation systems for stroke and and knee replacement patients.

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The Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) SIG fosters collaboration, education and thought-leadership among its members and external groups relating to RPM, and considers issues relating to RPM hardware and software as well as other topics including artificial intelligence as our primary target areas to address. The overarching goal of the RPM SIG is to enable RPM to become the standard of care.

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This conference will offer a broader and deeper take on the issues and concerns driving the medical device industry today. In a mix of keynote presentation and plenary sessions, bring together some of the leading voices in today’s medtech world to provide both insight and opportunity. The safety of our conference participants is our top priority. We are closely monitoring the situation with COVID-19, we will follow all government guidelines for indoor events and only fully vaccinated guests may register for the event. We remain optimistic in our ability to safely host the Innovation Summit Dublin in April as scheduled. 

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The Medicaid 101 Webinar is designed for ALL Provider types and specialties. We will only cover the items listed on the Agenda. In addition, we will not cover any specific provider types during this workshop. The Medicaid program has over 50 provider types. We invited all provider types to attend this webinar. Therefore, the information during this session will vary depending on the most relevant and immediate information. There are also job aids that will give you step-by-step instructions on: How to Check Eligibility, How to Check Status of a Claim, How to Submit and Review a Claim, How to Register for the Portal, and more. In addition, we now have Quick Track Training Videos to assist with Portal Password Reset, Eligibility Verification, Timely Filing, How to Adjust/Edit a Claim, How to Void a Claim, and Files Exchange for Health Care Innovation Documentation located on the DHS and AFMC websites. 

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Everyone is very welcome to the first Healthcare Innovation Summit powered by Startup Disrupt! In November we’ll hold conference about innovation in healthcare, mental health, trends in R&D, and other interesting topics. We will host 3 amazing panel discussions and speakers who are the leaders of tomorrow in these fields.

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DMEA stands for a combination of a trade fair, congress and intensive networking and is the ideal place for manufacturers, users, representatives from politics, science and administration to inform themselves about the developments in healthcare and to exchange ideas.

Moreover, lectures and discussion panels with a practical orientation, excursions to hospitals and digital guided tours will be part of DMEA 2022.

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In 2022, we now have the scope to ensure that digital health delivers on its promise to transform healthcare delivery. Our patients and clinicians depend on us not to waste digital health’s potential as a driver of care that is cheap, convenient, and highly efficient. It is no exaggeration to say that the right adjustments here save lives. Our collective mission must be to collaborate to refine and consolidate the key digital processes that can make this vision a reality and improve the lives of citizens across the nation.

Digital Health’s deployment has been as fast as it has wide. Overnight it has become the central focus for hospitals, clinics and health plans across the nation. The result? Workflows are more complicated than ever. We’re failing on patient engagement. And we still lack a clearly defined digital care payment infrastructure. Now is the moment to tackle inefficiencies in our use of digital health or risk sub-optimal becoming the new-norm. We must not squander the biggest opportunity for the industry’s advancement in half a century. That’s why we’ve created Reuters Events Digital Health – the place where the standard is set by 300+ executives for the delivery of quality virtual, predictive, affordable and equitable care. Our world-leading forum is where leaders of health systems, payers, policy makers, pharma and health tech converge to realize the transformative potential of technology in healthcare.

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The GM Care Record allows workers in health or social care, easy access to patient information that is critical to support decision-making about patient care and treatment. It is being used to access over 140k patient records by over 13.5k frontline users each month (Dec. 2021) and connects over 500 organisations including primary and secondary care, mental health and community trusts, out of hours services, specialist trusts, social care and the region’s ambulance service.

It’s an extension of integrated care records already live in each locality of Greater Manchester. However, it collates patient information from across Greater Manchester into one place, making it easily accessible for health and care workers to inform direct care from across geographies and organisations. The GM Care Record also provides the platform by which clinical pathways can be truly digitally transformed through the closer integration of services and bringing in new technology such as remote monitoring.

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An Innovative In-Home Rehabilitation Intervention for Persons with Chronic TBI and Their Families: A presentation and discussion with Dr. Helene Moriarty and Dr. Laraine Winter

Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) often experience ongoing symptoms and limitations for years after their injuries. The investigators have designed and tested a model of TBI rehabilitation that is delivered in the home and includes family members. They will describe their ongoing NIH-funded research testing these approaches for veterans and civilians with TBI and their families.

A presentation and discussion with:

• Helene Moriarty: Professor at Villanova University, M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing, and Nurse Scientist at the Corporal Michael Crescenz Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Philadelphia
• Laraine Winter: Senior Research Associate at Villanova University, M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing, and a Research Psychologist at the Corporal Michael Crescenz Veteran Affairs Medical Center
  
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