International Conference on eHealth Technologies and Monitoring Applications aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of eHealth Technologies and Monitoring Applications. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of eHealth Technologies and Monitoring Applications.

International Conference on eHealth and Self-Monitoring Healthcare Devices aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of eHealth and Self-Monitoring Healthcare Devices. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of eHealth and Self-Monitoring Healthcare Devices.

Our June discussion will feature speakers from the Alzheimer’s Association and Kinto presenting data about the increasing prevalence of dementia, the demands this places on families and caregivers and how Kinto’s solution is making a difference.

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When used strategically, data can drive hospitals to deliver best-in-class care and control inefficiencies. York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health understands the value of real-time actionable patient data.
In this webinar, executives from Teladoc Health and WellSpan Health will discuss how their partnership to integrate data to deliver whole-person care enables improved health outcomes for patients and employees at lowered costs.

The way we welcome consumers digitally is crucial to patient experience. Discover best practices for managing a digital front door with ease and effectiveness.

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Increasingly, health systems are making it easier for their clinicians to prescribe and track the usage of digital therapeutics and apps. Popular digital offerings range from shared decision-making tools and questionnaires to surgical preparation and recovery apps, behavioral health apps, diabetes management, and maternity care. In this panel, chief digital officers will describe their efforts to standardize and track digital health prescribing across their ecosystems.

Using multiple RCM systems can cause an increase in denied claims - according to 70% of hospitals that rely on more than one vendor. Healthcare is complex enough, so knowing your patients and capturing revenue through a streamlined RCM strategy is crucial for providers. Holistic processes and partnerships - from registration to cost report, contact information verification to legacy A/R management - can help drive profitability. While evaluating your existing strategies may be daunting, the long-term benefits from a cost and efficiency perspective shouldn’t go unnoticed.

As a practicing internist and pediatrician at MetroHealth, David Kaelber, MD, PhD, could not access certain medical images he knew existed. Although he was not an imaging expert, he was an expert in effectively using the EHR for his patients. He knew it was time for the walls to come down and for clinicians and patients to have access to all of a patient's images.
 

Many healthcare organizations are focused on improving the patient experience and engagement. Customer satisfying features such as appointment self-scheduling, automated reminders, online bill-pay, and telehealth e-visits have been introduced to improve the interactions between patients and providers. Join Nutanix Director of Healthcare Engineering, Mike Pagonis, as he hosts a fireside chat that discusses the evolution of end-user computing as it relates to improving the patient experience. 

Patient safety, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity are all more important than ever. The COVID pandemic and virtual care pathways have only increased the complexity of (and demand for) safe patient engagement. But how can providers ensure tighter security AND frictionless patient engagement? Digital identity is the key to success.  Join Imprivata’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sean Kelly and VP of Product Management Aaron Freimark as they discuss with a Healthcare Innovation Editor how to leverage the latest advances in biometrics and other modern technology to increase security AND efficiency at the same time.