The health sector remains the highest reporter of breaches in Australia with 23% of all breaches- according to The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC). Recently, there has been a significant increase in ransomware campaigns targeting the Australian aged care and healthcare sectors. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has reported that “cybercriminals view the aged care and healthcare sectors as lucrative targets for ransomware attacks…because of the sensitive personal and medical information they hold, and how critical this information is to maintaining operations and patient care…”

This event is about raising awareness of the evolving cyber threat landscape specific to health organisations, developing critical capabilities, implementing processes for prevention and recovery, building resilience and ensuring a cyber security culture.

The case-study led agenda will demonstrate the impact of cyber incidents, discuss key pain points and vulnerabilities and offer critical tips, tools and strategies to mitigate and swiftly recover from cyber security incidents. By the end, you will be armed with important learnings to take back to your organization.

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The Inaugural Cyber Security Healthcare and Pharma Summit is a one-of-a-kind conference designed for exclusively invited Healthcare Executives in need of innovative solutions to protect their company's critical data & infrastructure. This next-generation event will provide a virtual space for business leaders to learn about the latest cyber threat landscape and evaluate the industry's most cutting-edge solutions by directly connecting them with emerging and established solution providers, subject matter experts and powerful cyber thought leaders.

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Health inequities and escalating mental health needs are increasingly evident through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and national turmoil. Some of the communities most affected by these public health crises are at the highest risk for not receiving mental health care. There are many reasons for this disconnect, including lack of available providers, long wait times, personal obstacles to attending appointments, and financial concerns. Digital therapeutic treatments can and do play a role in bridging gaps in behavioral health. They transcend care access limitations due to geography, socioeconomic status, trust of traditional institutions and more. They also provide a much-needed treatment alternative when typical medications and therapy are not effective for an individual patient.

Emerging treatments in behavioral health allow individuals to access care solutions when, where and how works best for them. But health insurance providers also seek to understand when it makes sense to incorporate these new treatments. This webinar delves into five key criteria for both identifying and evaluating high-quality, clinically proven digital therapeutic solutions.

Digital therapeutics expand treatment possibilities for complex behavioral health conditions. For example, 98% of panic disorder patients have at least one behavioral health comorbidity such as major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder or alcohol use disorders (Virpi, 2012). Comorbid conditions increase costs and call for targeted treatments. An expert panel will discuss real-world experiences around using digital therapeutics for behavioral health the challenges, the successes and key learnings for the future.

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Learning Objectives:  

- Identify emerging privacy and security vulnerabilities in connected health technology.

- Implement effective risk mitigation strategies to strengthen the privacy and security of your connected health ecosystem.

- Develop effective communication and response strategies for connected health security incidents.

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Digital health is now a mature market. The COVID19 pandemic has considerably accelerated the digital transformation of healthcare, engaging citizens/patients and professionals in the large adoption of new tools and new habits. Additionally, the implementation of technologies such as AI, machine learning, cloud computing, HPC, blockchain, AR/VR, etc. is also strongly promoted by decision-makers and clinicians in order to deliver a more predictive, preventive and personalised medicine as well as a better and easier access to care.

The post-crisis strategies from governments and public/private healthcare providers will offer a set of opportunities to large corporates and start-ups/scale-ups to bring innovations to care, thanks to the funding embedded in the various recovery plans. 2022 will be for sure a year for massive investments in digital health and the DHWS22 will be the place to discuss them around topics such as the hospital of the future, precision medicine, digital infrastructure, data platforms & EHR, mobile health apps & 5G, public health and crisis preparedness, urban health and smart healthy cities, financial health, etc.

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Telehealth/Telemedicine Technology Virtual Conference 2022 is the world's first, dedicated online conference for patients, providers, and fans of new healthcare technologies. We will have over 11 world-class experts talk about how they conceive, design, build, or use new telemedicine and telehealth solutions.

Over the course of 90 jam-packed minutes, we will have presentations, tutorials, and networking on specific healthcare topics to cutting-edge solutions from different healthcare experts. You will enjoy the virtual 1-on-1 networking opportunities, online roundtable discussion rooms with other professionals and an Expo Hall with vendors at the forefront of the telehealth/telemedicine movement. Listen to all the audios and replays and access all the content for free.

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Today, telehealth is one of the fastest growing sectors in healthcare especially during COVID-19 which has enhanced and accelerated the role that telehealth plays within our healthcare system. It is reshaping the landscape of healthcare delivery across the globe, and is being recognized as the future of global healthcare.

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HCCA’s Regional Healthcare Compliance Conferences provide practitioners with virtual compliance training that includes updates on the latest news in regulatory requirements, enforcement, and strategies for developing and maintaining effective compliance programs within a healthcare setting. 

Our educational sessions, led by experienced professionals, cover the topics you want to hear about most—from general healthcare compliance to risk management and much more. Watch, listen, and ask questions from the convenience of your home or office, and earn live Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® continuing education units (CEUs) for participation.

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This conference focuses on developing remote monitoring to improve Patient Care and Outcomes through Digitally Enabled Healthcare at Home.

This conference will enable you to:

• Network with colleagues who are working to improve patient care and outcomes through remote monitoring
• Learn from the patient perspective
• Reflect on national developments and learning from the Covid-19 pandemic
• Understand the practicalities of setting up remote monitoring
• Improve the way technology can be used to empower patients to self-manage their condition at home and drive patient initiated follow up
• Develop your skills in ensuring remote monitoring accurately identifies deterioration, ill health or a need to see a clinician
• Understand how you can improve the use of remote monitoring to optimize a patients condition
• Learn from case studies in covid-19 patients, respiratory patients, cardiology and heart failure, mental health, falls, dementia, rheumatology and rehabilitation following surgery
• Identify key strategies for integrating Artificial Intelligence, Remote Monitoring and new technologies to healthcare such as chat-bots and gamification
• Self assess and reflect on your own practice

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International Conference on Telemedicine and E-Health aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Telemedicine and E-Health. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of Telemedicine and E-Health.

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