DigiPharma Connect is an exclusive, invite-only peer to peer event for 75 senior digital marketing executives from top pharma and biotech companies to come together to network, meet with relevant solution providers and discuss cutting-edge trends in the industry. Every attendee controls their company’s buying power and budget and is looking to invest – so every one you will meet is a decision maker. As our guest, pharma and biotech attendees receive complimentary accommodations, admission, meals, as well as access to all networking events and educational content delivered by other senior leaders.

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To optimize digital technologies, leaders need to integrate their disparate technologies within the clinical ecosystem through CC&C platforms. Hear Dr. Kanter describe an overview of a smart, connected hospital framework to help IT leaders make the most of digital health investments. 

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the critical outcomes of integrating a communication system with multiple sources of data, information and knowledge 
• Create a better work environment and experience for care teams, resulting in a better experience for patients and families 
• Unify healthcare teams and the entire enterprise through smart digital technology integration  

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Health and care staff are continually making decisions that influence the quality of care for patients, and it is therefore essential that staff – whichever setting they work in – can see a patient’s relevant history.   The NHS has a long history of difficulties with interoperability – sharing information – across the many settings that make up the health and care system and this has now become a greater challenge as we move into the era of integrated care systems (ICSs). Now more than ever, it is essential that digital systems enable seamless communication across health and care settings to underpin the integration of health and care services in a way that improves experiences for both patients and staff. The Digital technologies and interoperability: enabling the future of integrated care research project, currently under way at The King’s Fund, has found that there is a need for health and care leaders to communicate about why interoperability is important, to clarify expectations and to create transparency throughout the system to enable accessible ways of sharing information and communicating to thrive. 

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Technology will be at the very heart of the new patient centric future for personal health and wellbeing, with existing healthcare systems having to radically change.

The Digital Health Technology Show returns to The Business Design Centre in London , bringing together global innovators in digital health, to showcase the very latest technologies disrupting traditional healthcare provision across the world.

Situated alongside other disruptive technology shows - The Wearable Technology Show & AVR360 Show - the event attracts more than 4,000 delegates. 5G, AI, machine learning and predictive medicine will all be covered in the two-day conference programme, featuring thought leaders, innovators and senior executives from across the globe.

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Mental health and digital technology were already fundamental challenges before the Covid-19 pandemic but it has become essential now. In general, mental health issues are a great concern worldwide. In 2017, about 970 million people worldwide suffered from a mental illness or addiction, including 284 million with an anxiety disorder and 264 million with depression. Schizophrenia affects more than 23 million people worldwide and causes premature death.

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Mental health has become a major public health issue in recent years. This issue has become even more prevalent with the current health crisis and therefore has become strategic at regional, national and European levels. One of the research axes defined as a priority to tackle this problem is the use of digital technologies, in particular Artificial Intelligence, which provide preventive and monitoring solutions for mental health. TES cluster, BB@C Institute (Blood and Brain Institute @ Caen, Normandy) and GREYC research lab are organising a symposium on 15th March 2022 gathering European experts on the topic in order to present collaborative research works, keynotes and network with potential partners.

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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. Following several surveys conducted by the Health Foundation, it was found that NHS staff surveyed highlighted the issues of ensuring adequate IT and equipment and sufficient staffing as among the top challenges for benefiting fully from recent technological progress.

Our upcoming conference will open the debate on the key challenges and trends affecting the secondary care sector, key learning points will include:

• Coordination and interoperability
• Staffing and tech equality
• Innovation and intelligent automation
• Clinical tools showcase
• Tech leadership and development

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This conference will feature a comprehensive program of presentations and panels delivering knowledge, continued professional development, and networking to support driving forward the NHS Long Term Plan objectives of eliminating health inequalities, adopting digital technologies, delivering services that meet local needs, and in the present context, reduce the NHS backlog. 

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With the recent HRSA hypertension funding requirements to implement Bluetooth or wireless-enabled self-measured blood pressure devices, health centers are looking for guidance on how to roll out high-tech remote patient monitoring (RPM) tools. In response, this three-part RPM training series will kick off with a high-level overview of RPM, such as the difference between low tech and high-tech tools and how to choose an RPM tool. The second session will focus on best practices for RPM implementation and data collected. The final session for this series will be taking a deeper dive into the data and how to utilize it in a meaningful way.

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HR technology touches all aspects of the employee experience. Hiring, retention, training, compliance and culture are all effected by the recent technology ramp-up. Failure to upskill employees and embrace tech as an HR game-changer means less productivity and lower profitability.

As technology choices and processes evolve, so does the role the CHRO. Learn how the role is changing, how technology is altering the face of workforce management, and practical how-to ideas to help automate and streamline all HR processes at the HR Technology Leadership Forum.

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Flexing OR capacity and safely recovering elective surgery backlogs continues to be a priority for hospital leadership during these tumultuous times.

Through a partnership with perioperative leaders and hospital C-suites across the country, LeanTaaS provides hospitals visibility into their backlogs, streamlines the OR scheduling and block management processes, and unlocks OR capacity to accommodate pent-up volume given each hospital’s available resources - rooms, staffing, locations and more.

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

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Digital technologies have the power to fundamentally transform clinical development, significantly increasing the effectiveness of developing new therapies as well as enabling patient centricity in clinical trials. Implementing digital solutions is harder than it looks for several reasons such as regulatory constraints, long timelines to execute trials, clinical site resistance, and others. This conference is designed to bring together thought leaders in the field of clinical innovation, and to discuss the latest technological advances, as well as implementation approaches to improve clinical trials.

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Join the HIMSS Georgia Chapter on September 22 at 11:30 am ET for part 2 of a 3-part series as they bring together a panel of providers who will discuss the challenges of adopting telehealth into your practice and specific and practical solutions to overcoming those challenges. Whether you are thinking about expanding the role of telehealth in your physician practice or are looking to get unstuck from the barriers that make offering telehealth difficult, you are not alone.

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Join the HIMSS Arizona Chapter webinar to discuss some of the digital solutions supporting the changes and opportunities to integrate and expand technology in the wake of COVID.

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