The healthcare consumer looks much different than it did even a decade ago. New customer acquisition and retention require a comprehensive understanding of what drives healthcare purchasing decisions. Join us for this webinar to discover how you can impact those decisions with a strong digital front door strategy. 

To improve telehealth experiences and outcomes, as well as lower costs, healthcare payers are forming member-centered digital health ecosystems designed to orchestrate personalized, preventative, and coordinated care.

Yet, the digital transformation required to be future-proof provides a challenge to most environments since they consist of disparate systems and heavy legacy solutions.

COVID-19 has amplified and exacerbated existing health inequities. We know that bouncing back to the old “normal” is not an option for Indigenous people, Black, and racialized populations, people living on low incomes, isolated seniors in rural areas and other marginalized communities. We need systemic solutions to help us move forward to a healthier, more equitable, and more sustainable future.,

Being in the middle of a global pandemic does not make other health issues disappear. Patients’ medical conditions are all still present and in many cases, there is pent-up demand for testing and treatment that was postponed during the shutdown. Tune in to discuss effective approaches to care coordination, preventative care, patient outreach, and reengagement in the wake of the pandemic. Join us to learn how to manage health data at scale and make it easier for healthcare organizations to improve the patient experience, coordinate care, and drive operational efficiency, while helping support end-to-end security, compliance, and interoperability of health data. Speakers Hadas Bitran, Head of Microsoft Healthcare Israel, Microsoft David Rhew, MD, Chief Medical Officer & VP Healthcare, Microsoft Antoinette Thomas, US Chief Patient Experience Officer, Microsoft Shahid Shah, CEO & Publisher, Medigy.com, Chair, HealthIMPACT Live (Moderator) Who Should Attend Chief Information Officer, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Medical Information Officer, Chief Digital Innovation Officer, Chief Experience Officer, Chief Nursing Officer, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, Patient Engagement, Patient Experience, Care Coordination and Prevention, Care Management

The pent-up demand for elective procedures is beginning to reverberate nationwide. However, significant service lines and regional variations in demand coupled with accelerating national trends of procedures migrating to ambulatory surgery centers, have complicated nearly every health system’s recovery and growth strategies. During this webinar, healthcare leaders will discuss how they are adjusting their engagement and enterprise growth strategies to respond to these evolving market dynamics.

Hospitals today are focused on four goals: aligning lower costs, improved outcomes, a better patient experience, and improved provider satisfaction. The pursuit of each of these tenets of the quadruple aim in surgical services is imperative to an organization's overall success.

During this live discussion, leaders from New York City's NYU Langone Health will share the foundational pillars of their robotic surgery program. This webinar will provide key insights into strategic initiatives that enable patients to access minimally invasive surgery and further the pursuit of the quadruple aim.

Reuters Events Digital Health is the most important strategic gathering of the healthcare industry, uniting providers, payers, pharma and patient groups to transform patient experience In the age of digital health.

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Throughout the pandemic, patients and providers became more comfortable with digital health solutions and virtual care options. As vaccination rates rise and COVID-19 infections fall, health systems are beginning to see a return to pre-pandemic norms: more patients are seeking in-person care and, as a result, more calls are flooding health systems' call centers to inquire about care options.

Health systems are eager to see patient volumes return to normal but must be ready to meet the challenge of guiding patients to the right care setting at the right time. Join this expert conversation to hear from leaders exploring innovative solutions to enable sustainable models of hybrid care delivery.

Join the HIMSS New England Chapter to view the last of a six-session series to discuss, “Data Quality Management”.Investing in data quality management is a low investment with high rewards. Using the techniques discussed in this webinar will allow you to more easily identify adverse events and springboard off of them, use data profiling to see how many duplicate keys or gender codes you have, and level up to more advanced quality analyses. Next, discover three types of data quality issues (validity, completeness, and accuracy). 

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We’re excited to launch our new and innovative CHIME21 Summer Forum! To spice up this online education & networking conference, we’ll be broadcasting LIVE from 3 headquarter locations: Washington D.C., Salt Lake City, and Atlanta, facilitating a uniquely delivered program focused on current and emerging topics facing our industry’s senior leaders. 

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