his international event is going to showcase many facts and diversities in the field of Health care and Hospital Management. Health Care 2022 has been slated during May 16-17, 2022 in the beautiful city of Amsterdam, Netherlands. This would be a two day congress with an expertise gathering of Obstetricians, Physicians, Breast Cancer Surgeons, Oncologists, doctors, young researchers as well as people who dedicated their work for Health Care and Hospital Management on a single global platform at Netherlands. This 4th World Congress on Health Care and Hospital Management is based on the theme “Let's talk about best approaches in Health Care and Hospital Management”. To recognize the Young Researchers and expert individuals exhibited outstanding research in the area of Gynaecology, Obstetrics, Reproductive Medicines, and other related expertise of  Health care and Hospital Management. Healthcare 2021 Conference is planned to present the Young Research award through its Young Researcher Forum (YRF), Best Poster Award, and Best Presentation Award.

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The Digital Hospitals Conference Series provides NHS Secondary care managers and leaders with a secure platform to meet with peers, exchange insights, and engage with key guest speakers from across the UK and further afield. Delegates can expect to benefit from live guest presentations, interactive question and answer sessions, meet-the-provider opportunities, and much more. Covid-19 has provided a springboard for innovation delivery across the NHS, we have seen unprecedented scale-up of services such as remote consulting, interoperability, the use of data, and of course the use of artificial intelligence.

However, this period of rapid scale-up posed its own challenges for patients and staff across the country. While technologies were rolled out with impressive speed, some aspects of implementation, such as evaluation, co-design, and customisation will necessarily have been a shortcut, and will need revisiting after the emergency phase of the pandemic is over. 

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Reflecting on the last year since the announcement of the CMS Hospital at Home waiver, leaders from UMass Memorial Health will share what it took to build and scale their own program - in less than six months’ time. Today, UMass Memorial provides safe and effective care to high acuity inpatients at home, something that has allowed them to preserve hospital capacity while offering a better patient experience. Learn from program leaders about how they assembled a team, designed new clinical pathways, and operationalized this new care model to provide high-quality, hospital-level care within the home.

In this webinar you’ll learn: 

• How to build your Hospital at Home team, everything from who to hire, responsibilities, cadences, and staffing models.
• Patient criteria used to identify the best patients for your program and how to continue to engage patients (and their care team) throughout the care journey.
• Where to leverage technology to support monitoring, patient engagement, and communication strategies.
• How to integrate ancillary services - both virtual and in-home - to support new care pathways.

IN Person event at UCI Beall Applied Innovation (with live streaming) 8am-9am Networking, 9am-11am Program, 11am-12noon Networking Live Stream for national audience begins at 9am PST Nov 30, 2021.

Hospitals and other health care settings have been stressed to their breaking points. Pre-pandemic, many organizations were already changing to meet new needs, by retooling their facilities and leveraging new technology to improve healthcare delivery and the patient experience.

The pandemic has opened new ways of thinking, forcing leaders to meet an unprecedented need for expanded care. What will help carry health care into the future? Join us to explore disruptive innovations in healthcare delivery via a multidisciplinary approach to a complex problem.

This event is solely focused on executing marketing strategies for hospitals. Attendees include advertising agencies, media companies, PR firms, hospital and healthcare marketers, media buyers, and healthcare providers. 

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