Resilience, commonly defined as "the ability to quickly recover from challenges," has been a key theme of 2020 and will be vital moving forward. Resilience is at risk for 3 in 5 Americans, according to Cigna's 2020 Resilience Index Report. The consequences of low resilience can have lasting effects on people, businesses and communities.

Two-thirds of full-time workers do not have high resilience, and healthcare workers are less likely to have high resilience compared to the national average. Healthcare workers are significantly less likely than non-healthcare workers nationally to rate their mental health and social life as very good or excellent. In addition, healthcare workers are more likely to be unsatisfied with their current job.

This webinar will outline how healthcare organizations and leaders can build resilience for their workforce with four simple steps. Learn what the data has shown and hear advice for building resilience for tomorrow.

Machine Learning & AI for Healthcare, a HIMSS event, brings the healthcare ecosystem together to discuss how machine learning and artificial intelligence is improving patient care.

 

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Invest in Innovation brings together leading investors and founders from around the health and technology space to set the agenda for the next stage in healthcare innovation.

Meet the founders transforming biotech, pharma, AI, digital health and medtech, alongside the investors and policymakers setting the stage to take these start-ups to the next level.

Over the past 8 years, the global Innovation Forum network has featured the most vibrant health-tech ecosystems in Europe and is proud to highlight Barcelona as one of the fastest-growing European ecosystems in 2021 in this 2-day virtual conference.

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ISMG’s Global Summit Series will take place across multiple continents, focusing on global security topics such as fraud and breach prevention, zero-trust security, connected devices, and many key industry verticals such as finance, government, retail, energy, and healthcare.

The Global Summit Telemedicine & Digital Health is an initiative of the Paulista Association of Medicine (APM) in partnership with the Transamerica Expo Center. The digital health ecosystem is growing at a high speed, with regulators adjusting whatever is necessary to encourage digital innovation and shorten the time required for the sale of diagnostic, therapeutic and monitoring solutions. Payment sources are showing greater willingness to expand coverage, healthcare providers are increasing the use of connected care services, patients are embracing the use of digital health technologies and product developers are investing in the development of new digital technologies.

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The Global Summit Telemedicine & Digital Health is an initiative of the Paulista Association of Medicine (APM) in partnership with the Transamerica Expo Center. Global Summit 2021 will gather international and national experts to discuss trends that are transforming the world healthcare scenario.

The program focused on content, experiences and business, included a diversity of topics in digital health, telemedicine, and telehealth of interest to the entire ecosystem of these areas, including physicians, health professionals, institutions, entities, industry, government, academies and others.

As the largest and most relevant event in telemedicine and digital health in Latin America, the Global Summit emerges as a catalyst for this entire ecosystem. It is not just an event. It is the creation and discovery of horizons for Health.

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Teladoc Health and Microsoft are collaborating to simplify the way healthcare organizations and clinicians work by streamlining the technology and administrative processes associated with providing care. Enabling clinicians to practice at the top of their license by freeing them from administrative tasks benefits patients, providers and the healthcare system overall. In this fireside chat, Dr. Shayan Vyas, VP and Medical Director, Teladoc Health and Molly K. McCarthy, US National Director, Health Providers and Plans, Microsoft, will discuss current challenges facing providers due to disparate, non-purpose built solutions and how a modern, unified platform elevates and extends clinical collaboration by helping organizations simplify workflows thereby improving the care experience.

Learning Objectives:

• How disparate systems impact care team communication and collaboration, care delivery from hospital to home, and provider productivity.
• The role of innovative approaches to drive interoperability, simplify clinical workflows and deliver an improved patient experience and level of care from hospital to home.
• Gain insights into a modern, unified health care delivery model and how it enables an improved connected care experience, irrespective of care setting, at the right time for each patient.

Hear 45+ presentations exploring the latest advances and applications of digital pathology. Learn how artificial intelligence and machine learning is being applied to primary diagnosis and clinical research. Discover how the image-based information environment is transforming the laboratory. Join an extended track featuring pharma and industry case studies.

FDLI remains committed to providing high-quality educational programs while keeping our members and event attendees safe during the current pandemic. With this in mind, we are excited to announce that the Digital Health Technology and Regulation Conference will be a completely virtual event. Please know we are actively exploring options to ensure an engaging and enjoyable experience.

Digital health, including mobile health apps, health information technology, wearables, telemedicine, and other related medical software functions, continue to enter the market and be essential in the current era. This conference will focus on developments in digital health regulation, including updates on FDA’s Digital Health Center of Excellence and Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Action Plan, released earlier this year. Speakers will also discuss the current regulatory status of clinical decision support (CDS) software, FDA’s Software Precertification Pilot Program, how to ensure racial, ethnic, gender, and population diversity in data used to develop digital health products, and lessons learned from digital health cybersecurity and privacy breaches.

This webinar is aimed at Practice Managers / PCN Clinical Directors / GPs / Pharmacists / Nurse Prescribers / Healthcare Assistants.

In this session you will hear:

An overview of the national, regional and local CVD resources available to support PCNs with CVD management, including how the Yorkshire & Humber AHSN and Community Pharmacy can support this work.