Closing the gaps between clinical research and clinical care can lead to higher rates of clinical trial participation inside of a health system, better patient outcomes, lower cost of care, and more satisfied patients. CARACO is a unique opportunity for pharma, healthcare, patients, regulators, payors, CROs, and Health IT professionals to address patient access to clinical trials, the integration of systems, data sharing and privacy, and partnerships between research and clinical organizations.

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Health systems that have grown through acquisition or organic expansion often find it hard to "behave like one system" with consistent operational processes, tools, policies, and procedures across locations and regions. Disparities lead to an inconsistent patient experience and higher costs. Adopting a systemwide EHR alone doesn't achieve or define "systemness" nor do cross-team huddles without the right tools.

Achieving systemness, particularly in perioperative services, requires aligning the right people, processes, and policies around a common set of technologies. Without the right technology systems cannot realize economies of size or scale nor identify true best practices, and invariably leave millions of dollars of unused OR capacity on the table. Hear how CommonSpirit has not only tackled the challenge of perioperative systemness through adopting LeanTaaS iQueue for Operating Rooms but has also delivered remarkable results.

Drs Janet Woodcock and Laura Esserman will discuss why integrating clinical research and care is so critical and explore how we can get patients more access to clinical trials. 

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The Emperors of Japan ruled from Kyoto for eleven centuries until 1869 when the court relocated to Tokyo. The modern municipality of Kyoto was established in 1889. The city was spared from large-scale destruction during World War II and as a result, its pre-war cultural heritage has mostly been preserved. 

“Take stock of the state of #hematopathology, address current contentious diagnostic issues and shape the direction of future research” – Daphne de Jong, President of EAHP.

The British Society for Haematology Annual Scientific Meeting is the largest annual hematology event in the UK. We delivered our first online conference in 2020, reaching a wider global audience. More than 1400 delegates joined BSH 2020 Virtual, from over 50 countries.

Our annual meeting is a fantastic opportunity to update your knowledge, with a program featuring current clinical practice and the latest research in hematology, as well as special sessions for nurses and trainees, and a chance to network with international experts.

This CME conference is designed to educate clinicians on state-of-the-art care for heart failure and arrhythmias.

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INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONGRESS 2021 on behalf of its Organizing Committee, assemble all the renowned Pathologists,  Immunologists, Researchers, Cellular and Molecular Biologists, Immune therapists, Academicians, Biotechnologists, Biochemists, Epidemiologists, Pharmaceutical Industrial Delegates, Talented Young Scientists, and Student communities from worldwide under a single roof where investigators across the globe can meet, network, perceive and present new scientific innovations.

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This course will emphasize a new classification system on breast cancer and will focus on “non”-mass ultrasound findings, an analysis of causes of false-negative BI-RADS 3 classifications, and new ways of classifying breast nodules that can help objectively assign BI-RADS 4 subcategories and improve ultrasound’s ability to serve as a biomarker. I will lead interactive case readings with an audience response system, and we have time set aside for questions and answers” – Tom Stavros.

Targeted to hospital administrators, quality directors, and other senior-level staff, this webinar helps highlight the need for a shared understanding with healthcare professionals to support the appropriate use of inhaled nitric oxide in newborns. Focused on quality and safety considerations, the presentation highlights the value of teamwork and quality improvement in supporting neonates, staff, and families brought together within the unique environment of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).