NPHI strongly believes that the long-term benefits of hospice care for an aging population can be advanced through an active and ongoing collaboration between our community of not-for-profits and the federal government. We are looking forward to another exciting Virtual Summit from November 3 – 5, 2021.

Mayo Clinic Hospital Medicine: Managing Complex Patients 2021 is dedicated to clinical and practice ideas to enhance the delivery of health care in hospitals for better patient outcomes.

Hospitals and ASCs are reducing OR capacity and delaying surgery amid a national shortage of anesthesiologists and CRNAs. The result is a wide range of consequences, from upset patients and surgeons, to a decline in hospitals' OR volume and profitability.

Amid this shortage, healthcare leaders are employing creative strategies to keep their OR and out of OR locations open, and continuing to meet their financial targets. Join this discussion to hear how.

Key Learning Points:

• What is causing the shortage of anesthesia providers.
• The most effective strategies for recruiting and retaining anesthesia providers.
• How healthcare leaders can best support their existing anesthesia group.
• The advantages and risks of transitioning to an employed anesthesia model.
• The advantages and disadvantages of contracting with a national or regional anesthesia provider.

As health system supply chain leaders navigate a rapidly evolving and turbulent healthcare landscape, it's critical to understand the trends and challenges that impact your future-state supply chain. 

 Join this webinar to learn from Joe Walsh, founder of the Supply Chain Sherpas, Bill Moir, senior vice president of Supply Chain Management at Henry Ford Healthcare System, and Paul Farnin, director of Supply Chain Solutions at Cardinal Health, as they address these trends and challenges, and share the steps supply chain leaders can take now to prepare for the future.

Learning Points:

• How to prepare for future challenges, both in the short-term and long-term, to create a more resilient supply chain and navigate disruptions.
• Best practices for integrating supply chains during mergers and acquisitions, including optimizing inventory and sourcing strategies.
• Considerations for using data & analytics to improve supply chains, from a clinical and operational perspective and to formulate an ideal supply chain "blueprint" for the future.

The hospital of the future is more than just a building with beds, offices and labs. Instead, hospitals will become technology-driven hubs for comprehensive care. Modern Healthcare’s Hospital of the Future Virtual Briefing convenes leading healthcare executives to discuss how providers are advancing their workforces, processes and technologies for the next generation of care. We’ll explore major changes that are taking place as patient conditions become more complex and care increasingly shifts to home and community settings.

This event convenes leading healthcare executives to discuss how providers are advancing their workforces, processes and technologies for the next generation of care. It will explore major changes that are taking place as patient conditions become more complex and care increasingly shifts to home and community settings.

Advanced technology and data analytics have created no shortage of intelligence to help hospitals determine priorities for individual, population and community health. But the abundance of data presents leaders with a challenge: how to sort out what is noise and what is relevant data to move the mission of the organization forward. CalvertHealth’s proven strategy to distinguish between noise and the right data has guided them to action and investments around the most important health priorities for the immediate and future benefit of the residents of Calvert County, Maryland.

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The Health System of the Future will be an integrator of the overall healthcare needs of the communities it serves. In order to avoid being marginalized by disruptive competitors, providers need to tackle the difficult issues of truly acting like a system. This means having clear strategies around physician relationships, managing risk for assigned populations, providing a customer-friendly digital platform for care, partnering to ensure a full suite of services, and contributing to the well-being of the communities they serve. Health systems need to simultaneously evolve clinical and financing models to thrive in this new world. 

High performance computing is advancing the way that federal agencies and organizations are doing analytics, research, and ultimately driving mission forward. Amid the many application that HPC have in the federal space, this event stars a variety of agencies who will share how they’re using the technology to improve everything from research and development to national security.

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As the pandemic has led to a surge in video-based telehealth usage, questions abound worldwide:

• Is the shift toward virtual care a good thing?
• Are healthcare providers and patients in agreement about the quality of care delivered via telehealth versus in-person visits?
• How can IT decision-makers (ITDMs) best support their clinical teams with seamless telehealth solutions that maintain or even improve the quality of care?

To answer these questions and more, Escalent, on behalf of Logitech, conducted a global survey to get a deeper understanding of the current state of telehealth, measuring the current video-based telehealth sentiment amongst both healthcare providers (HCPs) and patients alike. The survey was conducted in the summer of 2021 with 900 patient and provider respondents from 23 countries that attended or conducted a video-based telehealth visit in the prior 12 months.

Join us as we reveal the detailed global findings and insights from this study, helping your organization optimize usage of video-based telehealth as we all continue to rethink what’s possible in care delivery.

Telemedicine has found a permanent home in healthcare. Join Global Partnership for Telehealth at The Great Wolf Lodge in LaGrange, Georgia to hear timely and relevant discussions about telemedicine and the new healthcare landscape created by COVID-19. At this event, you will gain valuable insight into the rapid developments in telehealth, impacts as a result of COVID-19, billing and reimbursement, broadband, and the many applications where telehealth is being successful. At the event, you will be able to network* with key telehealth champions while learning about the applications, research, and legal aspects of telehealth.

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