As health systems leverage technology to improve their processes, it’s even more crucial to develop a robust personalized patient experience. Are you on track? Join Becker’s Healthcare for candid conversations on patient satisfaction, digital marketing strategies and investments, and more. Patient experience and healthcare marketing leaders will also share insights on the next wave of healthcare consumerism and how you can push your organization to flourish in the years ahead.

Discussion Topics: 

• Top Tips to Elevate Your Health System’s Digital Offerings
• Level Up Your Patient Experience With AI, VR and More
• Strategies to Better Serve Diverse Populations
• Beyond the Pandemic: Lessons Learned and Challenges Overcome in Improving the Patient Experience
• Successful Tips for Digital Marketing and Growing Your Reach
• The Next Wave of the Digital Healthcare Revolution
• How the Best CMOs Approach Health Equity

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As clinical documentation demands have increased, so have frustration and burnout among physicians and medical staff. On average, physicians spend twice as much time documenting care as they do delivering it. Medical scribing programs may offer some initial relief, but to really alleviate this burden, organizations are turning toward less intrusive, more sophisticated solutions that scale to their needs and work with their workflows. In this session, Robert McDermott, MD, allergist and immunologist of Allergy Asthma & Immunology of the Rockies PC, and Jared Pelo, MD, ED physician and Chief Clinical Product Officer at Nuance Healthcare, will discuss how they were able to use AI in place of scribes and the savings achieved. 

This webinar will provide you with the knowledge to: 

• Use AI technology as a replacement for scribes in your practice  
• Employ machine learning in your administrative processes without changing existing workflows 
• Produce better outcomes in care quality, provider efficiency and financial performance 

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Nursing is in crisis. Longstanding nationwide staffing shortages have only grown during the COVID-19 pandemic, straining institutions to the breaking point. But what if facilities were able to connect with clinical experience students already working inside their buildings to refill their talent supply chain? Can gaining unprecedented visibility into students attending your clinical rotations help you uncover which will make the best professional fits and reverse your nursing staff shortage?

Learning points:

• How COVID-19 has exacerbated existing nursing shortages
• How healthcare facilities can build an employment pipeline from students already attending their clinical rotations
• How to gain visibility into students attending your clinical rotations, as well as insights, data and learnings to uncover which students will make great employees

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The 31st Annual Health Benefits Conference & Expo (HBCE) 2022 brings together Payers, Private and public employers, Managed care executives, Purchasers, Health care providers, Consultants, Stakeholders in delivering, purchasing, administering and managing health care services and benefits. The 31st Annual Health Benefits Conference & Expo (HBCE) 2022 covers topics such as:

• Wellness in health reform legislation
• Benefits re-design
• Control cost drivers
• Marketing to your employees
• Onsite health services / clinics
• Web-based support tools
• Prescription management
• Health & productivity management
• Health promotion
• Workers` comp

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As the nation continues to rapidly evolve with improved healthcare delivery and patient outcomes, Remote Patient Monitoring is viewed as a critical component in this effort. RPM provides greater access to healthcare, better patient outcomes while reducing costs. A recent study revealed that the United States RPM market is projected to exceed 7,338.92 million by 2028. RPM is able to provide access to continuous patient care at the right place and time, 24/7, and patients enjoy its convenience and accessibility. Patient care can now be managed outside of the hospital setting, and hospital ER visits and readmissions are reduced.

This conference will examine key and emerging trends in Remote Patient Monitoring and home care management, updates on reimbursement, improved patient outcomes and reduced spending costs.

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As the nation continues to rapidly evolve with improved healthcare delivery and patient outcomes, Remote Patient Monitoring is viewed as a critical component in this effort. RPM provides greater access to healthcare, better patient outcomes while reducing costs. A recent study revealed that the United States RPM market is projected to exceed 7,338.92 million by 2028. RPM is able to provide access to continuous patient care at the right place and time, 24/7, and patients enjoy its convenience and accessibility. Patient care can now be managed outside of the hospital setting, and hospital ER visits and readmissions are reduced.

This conference will examine key and emerging trends in Remote Patient Monitoring and home care management, updates on reimbursement, improved patient outcomes and reduced spending costs.

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The nation’s healthcare ecosystem is continuing its Value Based Care approach to improve the population’s health and outcomes while reducing costs. Population Health Management strategies and implementations are driving these efforts to achieve the Triple Aim. Both Providers and Payors are deeply involved in developing and deploying effective programs and processes targeted to deliver high quality, patient centric healthcare to significantly improve patient outcomes, while dramatically reducing healthcare spending. These innovative methods encompass enhanced care coordination, utilization of technology and data, preventative measures and patient engagement to manage high risk patient populations. Collaborative efforts between Payors and Providers, as well as partnerships are improving the patient experience while reducing spending.

This high-level forum features knowledgeable leaders from the nation’s leading Hospitals, Health Systems and Health Plans who will share their valuable insights and expertise on how to achieve success in the rapidly evolving landscape of Population Health Management. Attendees will benefit from learning about best practices and strategies that have been implemented to address the challenges in transforming the nation’s healthcare to improve and maintain a healthy population while reducing healthcare spending.

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Today, patient flow has become a major concern for most hospitals and health systems as both the human and financial aspects result in poor quality care, patient dissatisfaction, and lower reimbursement and profitability. Optimizing hospital-wide patient flow is critical in delivering high-quality patient-centric healthcare. Hospitals are examining how to provide the right quality care, in the right place and at the right time.

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Attend our annual event for those who manage compliance at health plan providers. Explore topics and issues that are pertinent to industry professionals like you. Learn the latest practices, share strategies, and connect with peers and mentors who face similar challenges. SpeedNetworking is on Sunday, January 30 from 11:45am - 12:45pm at the conference hotel. Registration is separate from the conference but complimentary for attendees.

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We are excited and look forward to hosting a live, in-person meeting at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Onsite sessions will be augmented by a robust virtual component that includes livestream and on-demand content that will be accessible to attendees around the globe.  The Miami Beach Convention Center has successfully achieved GBAC STAR status, which means it has been certified by the Global Biorisk Advisory Council for its "superior ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from biorisk and infectious disease situations."

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