The 2024 HIMSS European Health Conference in Rome (May 29-31) focuses on climate change and AI in healthcare, promoting resilient and equitable health systems. Thousands of leaders will exchange ideas, featuring projects like HIMSS Pitch Fest and European Health Data Space, with WHO-Europe involvement. President Hal Wolf anticipates Rome's unique hosting opportunities.

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The Columbia Business School Digital Health Summit unites healthcare and tech experts, fostering knowledge exchange on telemedicine, health informatics, AI in healthcare, EHRs, and data privacy. Attendees can access keynotes, panels, breakout sessions, networking, and tech exhibitions, offering valuable insights and connections in the dynamic digital health sector.

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The Successes and Failures in Telehealth (SFT) conference continues to build on its reputation as one of the leading and most informative events in Australia, highlighting achievements and challenges in the evolving field of telehealth and digital healthcare.  The annual event brings together clinicians, researchers, policy makers, educators, industry leaders, software and hardware vendors, managers, and consumers – creating the perfect forum for collaboration and innovation. The University of Queensland’s Centre for Online Health and the Australian Telehealth Society (ATHS) are very pleased to invite you to join us in Adelaide, South Australia – from 27-29 November for the 2023 Successes and Failures in Telehealth (SFT-23) conference and 15th Annual Meeting of the ATHS.  Our call for abstracts is now open, seeking submissions which cover a wide variety of topics, in the form of either formal research updates and/or clinical reports. Since the inaugural SFT Conference was held in 2001, thousands of delegates have attended, presented, engaged, and learned about the role telehealth and digital healthcare has in transforming our health system, and improving the delivery of care.  The COVID-19 pandemic has no doubt accelerated the use of telehealth in all healthcare settings, which leads to our next challenge - to generate evidence and develop strategies, which support the integration and sustainability of telehealth. The SFT-23 conference will include keynote presentations, oral and poster presentations, an industry showcase, panel sessions, and informal sessions which encourage networking with around 250 delegates.  SFT-23 will also offer exclusive workshops to delegates on Day 1 (Monday 27 November 2023) and these will be advertised after the selection of abstracts.  These workshops have been very popular over the years, and typically deliver content for delegates with beginning to advanced levels of telehealth experience.  In addition, the SFT-23 will offer an exclusive trade exhibition, involving all of our exhibitors, sponsors and partner organizations. SFT-23 early-bird and group registration discounts are now available, and if you are a member of the ATHS, you immediately qualify for a $100 discount.  As an extra benefit this year, anyone registering at the standard rate will automatically receive a complimentary 6-month (valid until June 2024) membership for the ATHS. 

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International Conference on Telehealth and Telemedicine aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Telehealth and Telemedicine. 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 Telehealth and Telemedicine.

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The 7th Annual Global #Conv2X AI & Tech in Telehealth and Medicine is a hybrid CME event taking place in New Orleans, LA, on September 22, 2023. It brings together experts, healthcare professionals, researchers, and innovators from around the world to explore the intersection of AI, technology, and healthcare. The event focuses on topics such as telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, health data analytics, AI-driven diagnostics, and virtual reality in healthcare. Through a combination of in-person and virtual participation, attendees can earn CME credits, learn about cutting-edge technologies, and engage in networking opportunities. The event aims to drive advancements, foster collaboration, and improve patient care in the rapidly evolving field of telehealth and medicine.

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International Conference on Telehealth and Telemedicine aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Telehealth and Telemedicine. 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 Telehealth and Telemedicine.

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Internationally, the COVID-19 pandemic has put extreme stress on the healthcare workforce.  The World Health Organization (WHO) describes this as a ticking timebomb. Countries around the globe face severe challenges related to the healthcare workforce. The pandemic–combined with problems related to an ageing healthcare workforce, retirements, and burnout and stress from high workload, high work acuity and fast paced industry changes–has contributed to an ever-shrinking labor force (WHO, 2022). The industry is not expected to rebound soon, simply because there are not enough people with healthcare backgrounds applying for open positions. These workforce shortages and maldistribution also contribute heavily to emotional and mental health challenges in the healthcare workforce (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, ASPE Issue Brief, 2022).Transatlantic Telehealth Research Network (TTRN), in collaboration with the International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth and Aalborg University, invites you to the international scientific conference entitled: “An International Perspective on Building Capacity in Health Care through Technology” to be held at the University of California, in Berkeley, California, USA, on August 22-23, 2023. The conference is supported by the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society and the Banatao Institute (CITRIS). The conference is co-sponsored by the CITRIS and the Banatao Institute, and organized by the TTRN, CITRIS, UC Berkeley, the International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth, Aalborg University and Odense University Hospital.

Objectives:

• To present and share research on building capacity in health care through technology;
• To identify and communicate lessons learned about building capacity in health care through technology in an international context;
• To identify knowledge gaps for research around building capacity in health care through technology;
• To stimulate exchange of ideas across disciplines for the next steps of digital health and identify research collaboration;
• To give early career researchers within digital health the opportunity to present their work and expand their international network.

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The Healthcare Disparities and Digital Health (HDDH) Working Group of the International Society of Telemedicine and eHealth (ISfTeH) invite you to attend our first digital health event in the Caribbean region: "Telehealth: Caribbean Connected". The event will take place August 18th-20th, 2023 in Montego Bay, Jamaica at the Iberostar Rose Hall all-inclusive beach resort. Regional and international CEOs, healthcare executives, physicians and healthcare professionals, government officials and stakeholders will have the opportunity to network and discuss the expansion of sustainable telehealth to increase access to healthcare and improve health outcomes in the region. With projected, significant, continued growth in the telehealth market globally, the conference will bring leaders together to discuss standards, best practices, successful business models, affordable accessibility, cybersecurity challenges and new opportunities. Caribbean continuing medical education (CME) will be offered for healthcare professionals. Over 26 years, the ISfTeH has become a primary global resource for the expansion of access to care through the use of telemedicine. As a global partner in digital health and footprint in over 110 countries and territories, the mission of the ISfTeH is " To facilitate the international dissemination of knowledge and experience in telemedicine and eHealth and provide access to recognized experts in the field worldwide."

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Telehealth improves patient outcomes by providing clinicians with more options to deliver efficient, high-quality care and expand access to services. In rural communities, health care leaders grappling with workforce challenges leverage telehealth to alleviate the burden on inundated clinicians while reducing costs. In this webinar, learn how partnering with tech-enabled solutions enables you to provide affordable, scalable, customized, high-quality telemedicine care in rural communities. The right telehealth partnership can boost your ability to bridge resource gaps, augment workflows and reduce costs while improving patient margins. Telehealth provides a way for you to expand not replace your workforce while improving care delivery, provision of complex care management and care coordination. 

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The California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC) understands the larger healthcare delivery system and works closely with community organizations, corporate and industry leaders, and policymakers to develop an environment that will support the continued expansion and optimization of telemedicine and telehealth. CTRC understands the importance of engaging with communities, sharing impactful stories and learnings, and partnering with like-minded organizations to explore meaningful new approaches in the industry. The CA Telehealth Summit is our largest annual event, bringing opportunities for telehealth education and industry networking to all.

The 2023 CA Telehealth Summit Objectives are to:

• Offer unbiased education to help California providers and patients get the most from telehealth.
• Connect California providers and community organizations with invaluable telehealth resources
• Provide opportunities to learn about emerging developments in telehealth technology and policy
• Provide participants with opportunities for networking and building connections via virtual discussion spaces

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Objectives:

• Offer unbiased education to help California providers and patients get the most from telehealth.
• Connect California providers and community organizations with invaluable telehealth resources
• Provide opportunities to learn about emerging developments in telehealth technology and policy
• Provide participants with opportunities for networking and building connections via virtual discussion spaces.

Event participants will have the opportunity to access educational sessions, discussion panels, and networking events hosted on a virtual platform. This premier telehealth event for California aims to deepen attendees' understanding of pre- and post-COVID trends, telehealth utilization, and advancements. Furthermore, the event will also provide valuable insights into tips to improve access in remote areas, familiarization with California practice standards, and discussions on potential opportunities and challenges to advance health access and equity in communities. By participating in this event, attendees can acquire valuable knowledge and contribute towards improving the health sector.

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Telehealth has revolutionized care delivery in the behavioral health space, giving healthcare organizations the ability to use technology to take care to the next level. Using telehealth for behavioral health has helped improve outcomes by increasing treatment adherence and breaking down barriers that typically come up when trying to access in-person care. In this webinar, you'll learn why leaders from organizations like Henry Ford Health in Detroit believe improving virtual care can help increase patient access to care, create better health outcomes and generate a viable revenue stream.

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The Great Plains Telehealth Resource and Assistance Center (gpTRAC) is a federally funded telehealth training and technical assistance center located at the University of Minnesota. We provide free resources, including training, tailored consultations, and print and web-based resources to healthcare organizations of all kinds seeking to design, implement, grow, sustain, and evaluate telehealth services. Our annual conference is the premier telehealth conference in the area.

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The shortage of infectious disease (ID) clinicians is painful today and expected to reach crisis levels in the next several years. Smart hospitals are exploring ways to fill the gap, and telemedicine has been proven to be an effective and efficient alternative to in-person ID care. In this webinar titled “Where Have All the ID Specialists Gone? Filling the Gap with Tele-ID,” you’ll learn about the many benefits of tele-ID, including cost savings, increased patient satisfaction and staff retention. 

Key learnings: 

• Why ID expertise is critically important to your hospital
• The many reasons why the ranks of ID specialists are dwindling 
• Key benefits of tele-ID backed by case studies from facilities that use it today
• The future of ID care and why it is well-suited for telemedicine 

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The TeleBehavioral Health Summit (TeleBH Summit) is a free two-day, CME-accredited virtual conference, solely focused on today’s emerging topics in digital and TeleBehavioral Health care. Building on the Behavioral Health Institute’s TeleBehavioral Health Training series, the TeleBH Summit brings together national subject matter experts and thought leaders to address the challenges and innovations in the new digital landscape brought on by the dramatic changes caused by the COVID public health emergency (PHE), and as the PHE is lifted on May 11, 2023. Over the course of two days, experts in the evolving fields of digital and TeleBehavioral Health care will share their knowledge on a variety of emerging topics.

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SIU School of Medicine’s traditional site-based telehealth program had served patients in central and southern Illinois pre-pandemic, but once the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) began, SIU School of Medicine’s program needed to expand to see patients at home. Despite the many challenges that come with expanding a telehealth program, SIU School of Medicine providers started seeing patients at home and tried to limit the impact of the PHE on patient care as much as possible.

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For more than 10 years, healthcare leaders from Germany, Austria and Switzerland (D-A-CH) have come together at the HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition. We hope you will join us for the HIMSS D-A-CH Delegation to HIMSS23 the can’t-miss healthcare event of the year, where professionals throughout the global health ecosystem connect in person and digitally for the education, innovation, and collaboration they need to reimagine health and wellness for everyone, everywhere.

• Enjoy world-class education with 400+ general and specialty sessions from healthcare and innovation thought leaders.
• Collaborate with peers on topics from Al and big data to cybersecurity and telehealth and more.
• Discover products and services, connect with startups and other innovators, and network with global colleagues.

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For more than 10 years, healthcare leaders from the Netherlands have come together at the HIMSS Global Health Conference and Exhibition. We hope you will join us for the HIMSS Dutch Delegation to HIMSS23 the can’t-miss healthcare event of the year, where professionals throughout the global health ecosystem connect in person and digitally for the education, innovation, and collaboration they need to reimagine health and wellness for everyone, everywhere.

• Enjoy world-class education with 400+ general and specialty sessions from healthcare and innovation thought leaders.
• Collaborate with peers on topics from Al and big data to cybersecurity and telehealth and more.
• Discover products and services, connect with startups and other innovators, and network with global colleagues.

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Outcome Objectives:

• Incorporate into telehealth practice current legislation, policies, and regulations.
• Implement recommended processes for complying with telehealth legislation and regulations.
• Gain proficiency in current federal and state legislation that impact telehealth and virtual care options.
• Increase understanding in the impact of telehealth legislation across provider specialty areas and patient population groups.

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Healthcare has never been static disruption and innovation are constants. The continual challenges and changes demand industry leaders exchange best practices and ideas to improve care, enhance operational efficiency and address financial challenges. Regardless of the changing climate, Becker's Healthcare is committed to facilitating these conversations. We'll discuss topics such as consumerism, the nursing workforce, value-based care, telehealth, physician burnout, payers, health equity and pharmacy costs. You will get a glimpse of the C-suite discussions happening at health systems across the country and leave with clear action items to improve your organization.

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Health systems deliver most healthcare for most Americans. But with high patient demand and provider shortages, many health systems are struggling to deliver prompt access to care, especially for mental health.  The good news: health systems don't have to do it all alone. In this webinar, we'll explore how specialized telehealth solutions can help health systems increase access to mental healthcare, improve outcomes, reduce costs and create a better experience for all. 

Key learnings: 

• Learn about gaps in accessing mental healthcare 
• Discover how health systems can collaborate with specialized telehealth providers to close these gaps
• Hear how partnering with specialized telehealth providers can drive better outcomes and reduce costs 
• Explore critical use cases where tele-mental healthcare can make the biggest impact 

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Telehealth has been an invaluable tool for preserving health care access during the pandemic. Early in the pandemic, policymakers on the federal and state level moved with remarkable speed and implemented a series of temporary changes to promote telehealth, including expanding reimbursement and modifying licensure requirements. In response, telemedicine use skyrocketed, and both providers and patients have expressed a strong preference to maintain telemedicine as a staple of healthcare delivery.  However, most of these temporary regulatory changes will be rolled back after the public health emergency expires. This has prompted an ongoing debate at both the state and federal level on which of these changes should be permanent. Physician licensure is a particular focus of debate. Prior to the pandemic, most states required a physician to be licensed in the state in which the patient is located, and reinstating this standard which was among those relaxed during the COVID-19 crisis will be a major deterrent to interstate telehealth use. Patients will have to drive across state lines to have virtual consults with specialized experts, and providers will be dissuaded from developing truly national telehealth practices. This event, the second of three in a series, maps out the current and potential federal initiatives to facilitate interstate telehealth practices.

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ATA2023 is the world’s largest telehealth innovation and networking event. It’s where healthcare providers, clinician, business professionals, and leaders from a variety of health and technology sectors come together to discuss and plan the future of telehealth. 

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A robust digital front door for a retail-like experience, coupled with the latest technological solutions are what make health systems great ones. Join CIOs and IT executives from leading health systems for important conversations on where healthcare delivery is headed and how you can best stay ahead.

Topics:

• Key Digital Health Investments, Venture Capital + the Future of Health System Innovation 
• The Smart Way to Build 'Hospital at Home' 
• Telehealth 2.0: Key Strategies, Disruptors and Partnerships for the Next 5 Years

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FEBRUARY 23 2023, 9 AM ET-11 AM ET Telehealth in Crisis Webinar There has been almost a year of war in Ukraine. Many victims of war do not have access to health care during these terrible times. Fortunately, the digital age gives us opportunities to help those in need. There has been almost a year of war in Ukraine. Many victims of war do not have access to health care during these terrible times. Fortunately, the digital age gives us opportunities to help those in need. Join this webinar and learn about telehealth in crisis and its importance in moments of war. Health Tech Without Borders is a global nonprofit that supplies digital tools and technology needed to provide immediate access to health resources. HTWB was founded last year to offer support to the citizens and first responders with diminished healthcare resources because of the war in Ukraine and is also offering services to those affected by the conflict in Pakistan. UBIQ webinars and HTWB are partnering to explain and further our support for crisis intervention. 

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Telehealth is the most rapidly growing sector in the healthcare industry and is changing the way healthcare is delivered. There is a growing demand for telehealth services to reduce the rising cost of healthcare benefits. Telehealth offers solutions to address many of the challenges facing U.S. employers, health plans and consumers today, including skyrocketing costs, physician shortages, long wait times, absenteeism and lost productivity, to name a few. Also, telehealth reduces unnecessary visits to emergency rooms and urgent care, saving time and money.

Telehealth can transform traditional relationships between patients and providers in new ways. For some, it means using technology to constantly collect and transmit vital signs. For others, it means receiving medical consultations over the internet. Additionally, telehealth has the potential to improve population health and decrease health costs by minimizing expensive resources and ED overcrowding. This conference will bring together thought leaders in the fields of telehealth to discuss best practices for connected health programs, explore case studies in digital and virtual care, identify critical quality metrics to define success, and uncover greater ROI for applications of emerging technologies. Hear innovative case studies on how telehealth is bringing better healthcare to patients, communities and populations, improving outcomes and reducing costs.

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New to telehealth and telemedicine? Interested in a high overview of digital health in general. Learn basic definitions, applications, and technology when it comes to telehealth. The SCTRC is staffed by telehealth professionals with backgrounds in nursing, business, education & instructional design, and mass media/communications.

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International Conference on Telecare, Telehealth, and Telemedicine aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Telecare, Telehealth and Telemedicine. 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 Telecare, Telehealth and Telemedicine.

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Join us in a discussion on how crisis line services can assist in closing gaps and build bridges for people who experience mental, emotional, and behavioral health and substance use concerns which do not replace community services, but fill in the gaps and create connections to support people in communities. We will hear from two speakers: Molly Brack, Clinical Director at the Agora Crisis Center and Wendy Linebrink-Allison, Program Manager of the NM Crisis Line. Also joining us is Elizabeth Glantz, 988 Project Manager with NM Behavioral Health Services Division. Elizabeth will provide an overview of the State of New Mexico’s Behavioral Health Services Division’s approach to 988 and how they are implementing the Crisis Now crisis response model in alignment with the 988 roll-out.

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Most healthcare organizations provide Telehealth Solutions through their medical plans and patient care philosophy. Urban medical groups provide online portals for patients to access their appointments, message practitioners, review lab results, and schedule future appointments. In rural America medical groups may not be involved, and rural hospitals lack the resources to provide telemedicine solutions to their patients. More importantly, large number of rural individuals do not have access to regular medical care due to proximity and the logistics of traveling hundreds of miles for a single doctors appointment. The need for Rural Telemedicine as a communication methodology between rural resident and medical care has never been greater than during the Covid-19 pandemic. In urban areas Telehealth is addressing the medical needs of patients that are aging and more prone to diabetes, overweight, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol through monitoring and reporting.

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Join us on the beautiful Mercer University campus to hear from experts in the field as they share the latest advancements and research in telehealth. This event is being hosted by the Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center, Georgia Partnership for Telehealth, and Southeastern Telehealth Resource Center.

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The webinar will discuss the 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule final rule, including changes to the conversion factor and Medicare Economic Index. 

Topics

• CY 2023 Final Conversion factor
• Telehealth and the Public Health Emergency (PHE)
• Changes to the Evaluation and Management (E/M) Visits
• Established new split (or shared) visits policy
• Reforms to Medicare behavioral health
• Updated Medicare Economic Index (MEI) for CY 2023
• Quality Payment Program Updates

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New to telehealth and telemedicine? Interested in a high overview of digital health in general. Learn basic definitions, applications, and technology when it comes to telehealth. 

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SEARCH 2022 – The National Telehealth Research Symposium will showcase connected health efforts, strategies, and partnerships, specifically those that focus on the research of telemedicine, telehealth, eHealth, mHealth, and other healthcare technologies. SEARCH 2022 – The National Telehealth Research Symposium, will connect health researchers, academicians, and visionaries in telehealth and telemedicine to share findings and foster research partnerships.  

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Use of virtual care exploded during the COVID-19 crisis and it forced many health systems to an immediate response. Some systems had a basic foundation of telehealth services and had to rapidly expand and deploy to meet the care needs of their patients and families. Shriners Hospitals for Children was no exception. In this webinar we will review the role of Shriners Children’s care delivery models, expanse of system and patients and the responses implemented for addressing care needs across North America and internationally. Sustainability measures and growth strategy will be reviewed to show continued support and need.

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Telehealth Secrets annual conference brings together digital health industry movers, experienced telehealth innovators, healthcare business leaders and hot start-up founders where we can learn and build relationships. COVID has made telehealth an everyday experience, but many implementations have directly led to increased provider burnout and lost revenue and productivity.  Join thought leaders to learn how they are achieving superhuman productivity - where clinicians have fewer wasted clicks and more time to spend with patients.  Learn the secrets of scaling telehealth across large enterprises with a centrally managed and local innovation model. Meet startup CEOs and investors creating new telehealth experiences and business models. Finally, meet inspirational people who have achieved massive success from humble beginnings.

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We are excited to invite you to attend our upcoming in-person conference & meeting: Global Connections for Sustainable Telehealth – Linking International Stakeholders and Solution Providers. Register today to join us November 6-7, 2022 in San Jose, California, USA. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to network with global stakeholders and discover new opportunities for the expansion of telehealth in national and international markets of high growth. We have an exciting agenda planned with speakers from around the world covering topics including:

• International Sustainability Models for Telehealth
• Utilization of Telemedicine to Optimize Care Across International Healthcare
• The Rise of Digital First & Decentralized Healthcare
• Cybersecurity for International Expansion
• Key Regulatory Considerations for Global Markets
• Digital Health and the Crisis in Ukraine

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For patients with advanced cancer, services such as palliative care, psycho-oncology, and integrative oncology can address many common symptoms and improve quality of life. Even though these services improve outcomes, access to them is limited in many health systems. In this Master Clinician session, Drs. Stephanie Cheng and Neha G. Goyal will describe how telehealth group medical visits (“group visits”) are a potential answer to expand access to these services. Group visits combine medical care, health education, and peer support.

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Join our team for this informational office hour session hosted by the California Telehealth Resource Center. The hosts will introduce the latest and most popular resources and offerings for all things telehealth. Whether you are implementing or optimizing, looking to educate your patient population, understand reimbursement, or develop clinical policies and procedures, CTRC has something for you. Attend this session to discover unique opportunities for CTRC to help support your telehealth program. 

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Join the acclaimed telehealth symposium catalyzing C-suite global market executives driving the transformation of healthcare with telehealth and edge technologies. ConV2X is where healthcare leadership & breakthrough technology providers converge to inspire and guide informed decision making to successfully navigate a new digital health era through real world evidence.

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