ECHAlliance is delighted to partner with MIT Technology Review for its EmTech Europe conference. We are looking forward to our sessions on the main programe. ECHAlliance sessions on Friday 2nd July: 9:30h – INTRODUCTION TO A HEALTHY FUTURE TRACKThe Covid-19 Pandemic continues to put healthcare services under unprecedented pressure. 

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This event is part of the Demystifying regulation and commercialisation mini-series, hosted through the Christabel Pankhurst Institute

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Give your organization a competitive advantage by exploring Gartner’s new Emerging Technologies and Trends research. Leaders in Technology and Service Provider organizations face great opportunity and intense disruption from emerging technologies and trends that are transforming the tech industry. Gartner's new Emerging Technologies and Trends (ETT) research helps technology and service provider leaders identify, prioritise and effectively respond at all stages of emergence. Join this complimentary webinar to find out how Gartner’s new Emerging Technologies and Trends research can help give your organization a competitive advantage.

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AHRQ is hosting a free Web conference on July 1, 2021 from 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. EST, to discuss how digital healthcare has been affected by the pandemic. The pressing need to put evidence into practice to optimize outcomes for all patients and improve experience and reduce burnout for all providers has been dramatically intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants will describe their research and efforts related to the use of digital healthcare strategies and tools to support information flow in caring for patients with COVID and other conditions, and implications of their results for leveraging digital healthcare going forward. The Web conference speakers will not discuss or provide any treatment recommendations for COVID-19.

This session will provide an agnostic overview of several types of digital telehealth equipment from the UMTRC's new demo and training center. Speakers: Becky Sanders, MBA, Senior Director, IRHA Kathleen Chelminiak, Project Director, IRHA Caroline Yoder, Intern, IRHA.

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AI applied to healthcare includes a collection of technologies that enable machines to sense, interpret, act, and learn. With the evolution of data analytics whether applied to big data, population health, practice-specific data, or patient-specific data healthcare services will exponentially expand their ability to leverage artificial intelligence. This session addresses how IoT sensor data and connected health and related devices add a new layer of critical, real-time data that can transform healthcare functions into data-driven services to improve health outcomes, enable remote diagnostics, and deliver healthcare more efficiently.

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In this panel discussion, health informatics experts discuss the applications of AI and ML in solving previously unsolvable healthcare problems. While AI technologies seem mysterious and not well understood, this panel reviews Healthcare application areas where AI tools are in use today and in the near future, for applied healthcare solutions. Example applications are: imagining, speech, analytics and emerging healthcare bots. Learn how AI will be part of your IT solution set.

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When COVID-19 hit low-income Black, Latino, and Native American communities disproportionately hard, it became clear that social justice efforts must address the current lack of access to quality, affordable health care. Access to health care is clearly a social justice imperative.

Low income, low-education communities face structural barriers that create low access to quality health care. This creates a vicious generational cycle of untreated chronic conditions like diabetes, asthma, heart disease that create enormous challenges for individuals, families, and the greater community. Individuals, health care, and insurance organizations acknowledge that people are trying to address these conditions, but the barriers often seem insurmountable with solutions that seem too hard.

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Putting consumer preferences for care at the heart of your patient access strategy can help you make the right digital care experience options available. As the pandemic took hold, medical groups rapidly adopted a digital-first mentality, offering patients new ways to obtain care, such as virtual visits, alongside greater self-service capabilities such as online scheduling. Patients embraced this new level of convenience, and recent survey results signal that their experiences have led to a lasting mindset shift around access. 

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DHWS 2021 provides the connections between solution suppliers and their customers (policymakers, hospitals, insurers, pharmaceuticals, Medtech, technology, and telecommunication companies). It provides a unique place for these industries to connect to improve healthcare delivery.