The Healthcare Chief Medical Officer Summit is a gathering of senior medical executives from leading healthcare organizations to engage in high-level content through intimate group discussions. We’re bringing together leaders from hospitals, payer organizations, and physician groups to discuss the critical changes within the healthcare environment and the impact on cross-functional teams.

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This comprehensive 3-day course for medical device manufacturers presents risk management concepts used throughout the quality system that can help your organization meet FDA, ANSI/AAMI/ISO 14971 and ANSI/AAMI/ISO 13485:2016 requirements for risk management. This course covers the use of risk management principles throughout the life cycle of the product, from design…to manufacturing…through post-production to retirement. Instructors will illustrate linkages between the product risk management process and quality system processes. Students will discover how to use regulatory databases to support risk management activities at different stages of the product life cycle, as well as the use of International Product Safety Standards during risk management activities.

The Best and Brightest in Family Medicine Working Together to Transform Residency Programs and Clinical Practices.

Healthcare is one of the most important and rapidly growing sectors during this economic climate. With the move to value-based care models and a more consumer-driven healthcare environment, this vital industry must respond swiftly and strategically to the scarcity of resources, generational shifts in the labor force, and technological advancements. The Chief Nursing Officer will be instrumental in the execution of necessary changes while focusing on achieving the goal of The Triple Aim.

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Becker's Healthcare is planning on a hybrid live + virtual experience for Becker's Hospital Review 6th Annual Health IT + Revenue Cycle Conference. Along with the in-person program in Chicago, we will also have a virtual component for those hospital and health system attendees that would prefer to attend from the comfort of their office or home. 

The virtual program will include at least four streamed sessions from the live conference each day. We will focus on the biggest keynote panels and presentations, along with other terrific provider sessions from top hospitals and health systems. Virtual attendees will also have the opportunity to engage with other featured content, virtual focus groups, and industry expert-led workshops. 

This virtual one-week learning symposium will bring together leaders from New York’s North Country and beyond and is an opportunity to learn from experts on both telehealth, population health, and advancing whole-person care.

Telehealth is generally well-established as an essential tool to provide access to health care services. As organization continue to adapt their telehealth programs, integrate telehealth into population health initiatives, and pursue new patient engagement strategies, many organizations need to continue to refine their telehealth workflows, provide new resources/programs to support digital literacy, and encourage staff training on telehealth best practices.

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Today, telemedicine is one of the fastest-growing sectors in healthcare. Specifically, COVID-19 has enhanced and accelerated the role that telemedicine plays within our healthcare system. It is reshaping the landscape of healthcare delivery in the United States and is being recognized as the future of global healthcare. Telehealth addresses and achieves the basic tenants of Healthcare Reform: providing the population with access to improved and convenient, high-quality patient-centric care, enhancing outcomes, while reducing per capita expenditures. 

innovations in Observation Patient Management – Prevent Unnecessary Admissions, Maximize Reimbursements and Leverage Evidence-Based Triage Protocols to Improve Short-Term Care Quality.

The healthcare industry is undergoing tremendous and rapid transformation in order to substantially reduce healthcare spending while simultaneously improving patient outcomes and population health. Payment reimbursement models are transitioning at a furious pace from traditional fee-for-service payment structures to value-based models.

Care coordination within hospitals and health systems has never been more important as it helps to align priorities of care teams and minimize waste within the system. Delayed discharges are not just an inconvenience; they lead to poorer experiences for patients and prevent hospitals from providing responsive care for patients requiring acute care, and those requiring admission for planned procedures. Poorly managed hospital-wide patient flow and capacity management has critical implications for both patients and providers.

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