Chronic conditions, like hypertension, diabetes, and cancer, require ongoing, comprehensive care to ensure that patients respond to treatment as predicted and that their conditions remain under control. Increasingly, health systems are turning to remote patient monitoring to track chronic disease patient outcomes, adjust treatment plans, and provide ongoing patient education.  

Johns Hopkins Medicine is one such health system. Its RPM program employs an array of devices, including blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, scales, and glucose monitors, as well as telehealth tools, to manage chronic conditions in the patient's own home. These devices monitor vital signs and symptoms remotely and virtually connect patients with care teams if needed.  

In this presentation, Rebecca Canino, executive director of Johns Hopkins Medicine's office of telemedicine, will discuss how the organization uses RPM to manage chronic conditions, including how the program has evolved to include newer conditions like pediatric asthma, its uses in research, the barriers to implementation, and other key considerations when establishing a new RPM program.  

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The Digital Hospitals Conference Series provides NHS Secondary care managers and leaders with a secure platform to meet with peers, exchange insights, and engage with key guest speakers from across the UK and further afield. Delegates can expect to benefit from live guest presentations, interactive question and answer sessions, meet-the-provider opportunities, and much more. Covid-19 has provided a springboard for innovation delivery across the NHS, we have seen unprecedented scale-up of services such as remote consulting, interoperability, the use of data, and of course the use of artificial intelligence.

However, this period of rapid scale-up posed its own challenges for patients and staff across the country. While technologies were rolled out with impressive speed, some aspects of implementation, such as evaluation, co-design, and customisation will necessarily have been a shortcut, and will need revisiting after the emergency phase of the pandemic is over. Following several surveys conducted by the Health Foundation, it was found that NHS staff surveyed highlighted the issues of ensuring adequate IT and equipment and sufficient staffing as among the top challenges for benefiting fully from recent technological progress.

Our upcoming conference will open the debate on the key challenges and trends affecting the secondary care sector, key learning points will include:

• Coordination and interoperability
• Staffing and tech equality
• Innovation and intelligent automation
• Clinical tools showcase
• Tech leadership and development

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PrecisionMed Expo Dubai 2022 provides a unique opportunity for those developing personalised healthcare solutions from across the globe to do business with the key healthcare decision-makers in the Gulf and Middle East region.

Growing populations, rising life expectancy and changes in lifestyle are leaving a healthcare burden for governments in the Gulf region, they have an urgent need to find smart approaches to tackle the medical needs of their populations.

Connect with healthcare providers & laboratories, distributors, investors, research bodies & government partners to grow your presence in the fastest growing market.

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The Annual Pharma Supply Chain & Security World Summit is now online, and this time with more focus on optimizing your supply chain challenges to ensure an agile, responsive, streamlined and secured supply chain. The pharmaceutical supply chains are facing a significant challenge in the form of counterfeit drugs that are entering the supply chain from various points at different levels. Pharmaceutical companies that adopt an effective serialisation program have end-to-end visibility and traceability for all of their packaging, labelling, and distribution.

This enables them to rapidly identify and quarantine counterfeit products. This helps to protect patients, consumers worldwide, brand equity, reputations and the company's revenue stream by ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for serialisation of medicines in emerging markets. The rise of the digital supply chain has been accompanied by an ever-increasing number of regulations that have accelerated its development and adoption. Years ago, the pharmaceutical supply chain regulated only manufacturing and distribution.

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Health Valley Event (HVE) is the place to be in the Netherlands to meet everyone involved in innovations, science and business in Life Sciences and Health. Past editions of our event attracted more than 1,200 visitors each year.  In 2022, HVE will take place on 15 March - 17 March 2022 in hybrid form: onsite in Pathé Nijmegen with an online event programme: Connect, Challenge and Grow!

The 3-day programme offers a choice of various tracks for participants that all contribute to our joint social challenge: 

“Ensure that we will at least live 5 years longer in good health by 2040 and reduce the health differences between social classes by 30%.”

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FUTURE HEALTH INNOVATIONS is an annual international health exhibition and conference complimented by the unique Future Health 365 digital platform.

The event is focused on innovation and technology in four key health industry sectors:

• Build
• Manufacture 
• Digital
• Wellbeing

With over 350 participating brands from across the Healthcare sphere and 89% of buyers having purchasing authority in excess of $1million, this is the only UK event dedicated to showcasing healthcare products, services and innovations on a global scale.

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Future Health is an international world class exhibition and conference, organised in association with UKIHMA. An annual LIVE in person showcase of innovative healthcare products and solutions that runs alongside a two day conference, where professionals from the world of health connect, meet buyers and partake in cross border purchasing, education and deal making.

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Mental health has become a major public health issue in recent years. This issue has become even more prevalent with the current health crisis and therefore has become strategic at regional, national and European levels. One of the research axes defined as a priority to tackle this problem is the use of digital technologies, in particular Artificial Intelligence, which provide preventive and monitoring solutions for mental health. TES cluster, BB@C Institute (Blood and Brain Institute @ Caen, Normandy) and GREYC research lab are organising a symposium on 15th March 2022 gathering European experts on the topic in order to present collaborative research works, keynotes and network with potential partners.

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With a festival designed to help you achieve your digital future. New stages for 2022 include: National Policy, Integrated Care, Digital Nursing, Digital Innovation, Smart Healthcare and Data and Analytics.

Rewired 2022 offers sponsors more opportunities than ever before to engage with our unique audience of senior digital leaders and their teams.

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The Deployed Medical & Healthcare Delivery conference is Europe’s leading command and staff conference dedicated to deployed medical care. The 2022 conference is being held at the Copthorne Tara Hotel, London, 15-17 March. Organised by Defence iQ with the support of the UK MOD’s Defence Medical Services and hosted by the U.K. Surgeon General, Major General Tim Hodgetts, the conference is designed to help Armed Forces meet the demands of operations today and tomorrow. Exchanging ideas and innovations, is essential to facing shared challenges and we hope you are able to join us. Taking place over three days, the event program provides a unique platform for developing capability right across the Operational Patient Care Pathway – from point of injury through to definitive care.

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