You do not want to miss our panel of experts as we discuss all things related to the body, mind, and spirit. Each of our panelists will discuss the importance and benefits of the services they provide. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions, obtain free health screenings, and gain free advice as it relates to each panelists' area of practice/expertise. In fact, you may be fortunate to win one of our incredible giveaways ! The internationally trained, Chef Betti will be serving up soul food with a healthy twist and providing us with healthy recipes.

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The National Academy of Medicine’s (NAM) Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being and Resilience (Clinician Well-Being Collaborative) is hosting a virtual convening on Health Technology to Reduce Burnout: Bridging Islands of Innovation for the Future, on April 8, 2022, 10 am-2 pm EST.

Technology can be both a source and solution to the challenges of prior authorization, in-basket management, credentialing, and documentation burden that are contributing to clinician burnout. The NAM Clinician Well-Being Collaborative aims to assemble industry leaders, policymakers, and clinician stakeholders to highlight the conditions for successful implementation of creative solutions at the health care organization and national levels.

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CBIA’s Safety & Health Conference covers many topics that continue to challenge safety and health personnel. Attend in-person or virtually. Join us at this year's conference to learn about the legal and operational challenges of federal vaccine mandates, ensuring safe operations of powered access devices, and the continuing dangers of NFPA 70E. Top OSHA and CONN-OSHA officials in the region and state share their insights on safety in Connecticut, including assessments of the region’s most challenging enforcement and compliance issues. You’ll also take away practical information on how to make the partnership between safety and HR work effectively for your company as well as how to keep your safety committee relevant.

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We are delighted to welcome all the experts and delegates to join this three-day event which will provide an excellent opportunity to exchange information and strengthen the collaboration among Directors, Researchers, Professors, and Scholars from both academia and industry. This program provides three days of robust discussions on recent advancements and new strategies for current revolutions in public health. Our aim is to promote quality research and real-world impact in an atmosphere of true international cooperation between scientists and students by bringing together world-class researchers, International Communities, and research heads to discuss the latest developments and innovations in the fields of public health.

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The First Morning Keynote will confront the challenges to building a stronger, more inclusive, and innovative public health infrastructure in the United States. Dr. Benjamin, Executive Director of the American Public Health Association (APHA) and recognized as one of the nation’s most influential physician leaders, will focus on the role health equity needs to play in that effort.

The Second Morning Keynote will recognize the necessity to approach the promotion and protection of human rights and civil liberties as matter of public health. Ms. Lieberman, Executive Director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, and founder of the NYCLU’s Reproductive Rights Project, will include a discussion of the responsibility for public health analysis and solutions to issues ranging from the pandemic and abortion to housing, mental health and gun violence.

The Morning Panel will focus on building an environment that supports health equity. Panelists will share insights and strategies for how to address disparities in public health, healthcare, and social systems. The discussion will include what it means to promote a healthy belonging in organizations and communities. It will engage voices who lead initiatives across marginalized populations.

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The COVID crisis has emphasized our need for technology to live better, healthier, longer lives.  Overcrowded hospitals, cancellations of elective surgeries, and the clear danger associated with face-to-face appointments have brough at-home and continuous health monitoring and treatment to the forefront.

While we all wish that it was not a deadly pandemic that pushed us ahead, many have taken the opportunity to innovate, regulators have given many emergency use approval, and user hesitancy has decreased dramatically.

New problems, including Long COVID, have emerged.  ApplySci will bring a (limited) group of interdisciplinary thinkers together this April to try to solve them. Join us at the Samberg Center and Terraces at MIT on April 8, where researchers, investors, regulators, payors, pharma, biotech, device companies, health systems and startups will discuss deep tech for body and brain health.

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Join us and a diverse panel of experts from various companies and institutions for our continuing webinar series covering a diverse set of topics in this exciting field. 1-hour webinar includes leaders in artificial intelligence regarding "Explainable AI: Hopes and Hypes in Healthcare" with a Q&A.

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The Digital Health Virtual Network (DHV-NET) provides curated information and access to high quality learning and international networks for experts and decision makers. DHV-NET's monthly networking sessions offer a unique format combined with high quality content from leaders in the field with rapid introductions and thoughtful breakouts.

After a pause over winter, DHV-NET gets going again with a mini-launch event that will explore the world of post-covid(?) digital health. We will invite leading consultants and journalists to share their views on how the pandemic changed digital health and how this fascinating sector may evolve over the next three years. This learning and networking event will attract a pre-qualified audience of international experts and decision makers. As ever, we'll do our best to inform, entertain and connect in DHV-NET's informal but professional style complete with our ever popular live music sessions.

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Topics for discussion:

- Accelerating medicine development by building data science communities

- Growing data literacy across the organization

- Hospital data warehouses: opportunities and challenges for real-world evidence generation

- AI Innovation in pharma and healthcare technologies

- Transforming traditional healthcare and pharma with innovative AI – the impact on the workforce, organisation, partnerships and solutions

- AI in Diagnostics – experience, opportunities and challenges in the development of AI cancer detection, diagnosis and treatment

- Data Integrity in Pharma

- Leveraging Blockchain in pharma and healthcare

- Innovative data science solutions to manage huge datasets

- Deep Learning Generative Models in Pharma Manufacturing

- Semantic AI in Biotechnology

- Implementing the next generation of data-driven applications in healthcare

- Continuous monitoring of patients through wearables devices and telemedicine centers

- Predictive models generated by AI in pharma and healthcare

- Data Privacy in digital healthcare

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The Colorado Rural Health Center’s Annual Rural Health Forum is in its 20th year of service. The Forum provides an opportunity for Colorado’s 57 certified Rural Health Clinics (RHCs), rural clinics, and other rural providers and healthcare professionals interested in learning more about rural specific healthcare to convene, learn and network together. We will be following CDC recommendations and mandates for this event. In order to encourage guests to stay home if they have symptoms of COVID-19, refunds will be available up until the day of the conference. 

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