Our virtual PX forum is an interactive event to connect the NHS patient experience community with the latest insights, topics and solutions to continuously improve how patients access and experience care from healthcare providers.

Our stellar line up of presenters will provide the latest insights into the most pressing challenges facing patient experience today, including the digital divide and health inequalities with guidance and support in how trusts can overcome these issues to improve health outcomes.

We are excited to announce this years keynotes and speakers for at this years virtual conference Digital Health World Congress 2021 online.These include HUMA, Babylon, NHS, TEVA, Qardio, AstraZeneca, Edelman, and many more!

The conference will be organized around the theme “Promising Growth Towards the Pinnacle in Cardiac Research”.

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This symposium, with a focus on AI in mental health, will provide an opportunity for researchers working at this intersection to share their work and meet other researchers working in this area.

Preventing illness and early detection is key to the future of healthcare, but can wearable health technologies provide the solution?

Across the world, we are seeing an acceleration of chronic diseases coupled with ageing societies that have longer life-expectancies with more co-morbidities. Consequently, there is a drive for health innovations that help us prevent or diagnosis illness sooner. Wearable technology from smart devices such as watches, etc. have been around for over a decade, but in the past year, they have been the focus both by big tech and the healthcare sector.

Join the UCL Global Business School for Health for our webinar on the subject of the Wearable Technology and the future of Healthcare. This event is the second in our series of 'Reimagining Health and Business for a Healthier Society' webinars that will run across the 2021/2022 academic year. All our webinars in this series are free and we welcome all those interested in the subject to join.

The Digital Future conference held on November 24 and 25.

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In the global advance towards 2030, there is a sense of urgency to evaluate if partnerships in global health at home and abroad are sufficient in their present form to reach the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The complexity of the SDGs and the current state of the planet requires a paradigm shift in the way we work together. Silos, one directional knowledge flow, North-South or top-down approaches are no longer “fit for purpose” in partnerships and need to be reviewed in light of the values of compassion, equity, inclusion and respect.

HIMSS Ontario Chapter invites you to register and attend a spectacular half-day virtual event: Digital Health Innovation Conference 2021!  Hear firsthand from industry leaders, leading edge researchers and digital disruptors on a variety of topics such as health system transformation, population health management, artificial intelligence and big data, and patient experience. This is a great opportunity to learn and connect with industry thought leaders. Four (4) continuing education (CE) credits can be claimed towards CPHIMS-CA.

This free introductory seminar is for private sector staff who collect, disclose or hold health information at agencies or health services in Victoria. The session will provide an overview of Victorian legislation.

Health Complaints Commissioner staff will go through organisational responsibilities and the Act's health privacy principles using case studies, group discussions and a Q&A.

A private sector organisation will include sole-practitioners, clinics, companies, partnerships, trusts or unincorporated associations or bodies or not-for-profit organisations.

The Convenzis Oncology Virtual Conference series aims to provide a secure and focused environment for NHS cancer specialists to listen, learn and engage with peers and sector leaders from across the UK and further afield. 

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