AMIA's Clinical Informatics Conference (CIC) is a pivotal event uniting over 700 clinical informaticists across disciplines. From physicians to technicians, attendees share technology innovations for real-world care delivery. CIC focuses on leveraging technology to advance healthcare delivery, access, and outcomes. Through workshops and presentations, participants gain practical tools to further the quadruple aim, guided by unbiased evidence and experience-based content. Join us to drive healthcare outcomes forward.

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The International Research Conference is dedicated to unifying diverse scholarly events within its program, spanning the conference's duration based on the number and length of presentations, offering significant value to students, academics, and industry researchers. The International Conference on Healthcare Delivery Systems and Healthcare Settings serves as a platform for leading academic scientists, researchers, and scholars to exchange experiences and research findings, promoting interdisciplinary discussions, presenting recent innovations, trends, concerns, and solutions in Healthcare Delivery Systems and Healthcare Settings. Authors are encouraged to contribute research abstracts, papers, and e-posters, covering various aspects of the field, including original work in conceptual, constructive, empirical, experimental, or theoretical areas that align with the conference's theme and topics.

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The International Conference on Healthcare Delivery Systems and Management, hosted by the International Research Conference in Dubai, UAE, on February 12-13, 2024, unites diverse scholarly events, accommodating varied presentation durations, and offers exceptional value to students, academics, and industry researchers. Its core mission is to bring together leading scientists, scholars, and researchers in Healthcare Delivery Systems and Management to exchange experiences and research outcomes. This interdisciplinary platform facilitates discussions on innovations, trends, challenges, and solutions in these fields while fostering collaboration among practitioners, educators, and researchers, thereby advancing knowledge and expertise in healthcare management and delivery systems.

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Patients arrive at hospitals every day through different paths. Some through the emergency department, some through physician referrals, and some through scheduled procedures. What makes all of these situations similar is the fact that critically ill patients need access to care at the right place and the right time. At the same time, there are challenges when it comes to creating a culture of access. Health systems face growing capacity challenges and patient experience suffers when access is limited, or delays occur between transitions in care. Barriers include organizational silos, lack of continuity across care settings, and a lack of real-time operational visibility. For example, if someone needs acute, immediate care they would typically enter a health system through the ED or via a referral/transfer from another physician or facility, otherwise known as a direct admit. However, sometimes a direct admit isn’t that direct. Sometimes it ends up being fragmented, inefficient and time-consuming. And in some cases, it may take so long that the referring physician sends a patient to a competing health system. The result of these delays is lost revenue, a negative impact to a health system’s reputation, and a weakening of community physician ties. Another unfortunate scenario that can unfold when a health system can’t accommodate a direct admit is that patients may end up getting sent to the emergency room instead. That results in overcrowding and increases in left-without-being-seen. At this conference you will learn about how command centers utilize advanced predictive analytic technology and artificial intelligence to monitor and target real-time data on incoming patients, patient discharges, bed availability, and other hospital logistics. While hospital command centers are progressively growing in use among medical centers across the globe, learn how different hospitals utilize their own facilities to address their unique needs and issues.

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Healthcare delivery organizations are so heavily dependent on access to data such as patient records that they’re frequently the perfect target for ransomware attacks. The resulting disruption can be devastating, as even a short delay in access to records can negatively affect patient outcomes. In this webinar, we‘ll unpack real-life examples of ransomware in the healthcare industry.

Register for this webinar to:

• Learn about the newest tactics in ransomware
• Take a deep dive into some of the major ransomware attacks in the healthcare industry, how they happened, and the consequences
• Uncover five steps you can take to prevent them

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The last few years have tested our industry’s resilience. We've survived and through the explosion of innovation, we’ve reinvented delivery systems and patient care. Now, it’s time for the next challenge – we must RESOLVE to Evolve leadership, operations, talent, and marketing strategies to win in an increasingly competitive market. As the saying goes, change is the only constant. In business, this means that if you're not constantly evolving, you're risking your survival. If you are not causing the disruption, you might be disrupted.At 2023 PaRADigm, attendees can expect to leave with insights that challenge basic assumptions about how to create, deliver and capture value and provide tools to help you identify the most critical areas of your business model that needs to evolve and adapt to shifting factors around your practice.

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Healthcare delivery continues to be driven by the growth of data delivered through wearable and sensory devices. Such devices feed cloud analytic platforms and offer real time EHR updates that providers and caregivers must be able to access anywhere. Yet, they also allow for more avenues for account and network compromise for threat actors targeting care delivery for ransom. As a result, regulators have increased scrutiny to ensure providers are implementing best practices to prepare for and respond to cyber incidents, and that senior management and Boards understand and are mitigating cyber risk.

In this session, health system leaders will discuss:

• How the current environment impacts the strategy direction of their cyber programs
• Key areas and technologies to invest in today to reduce cyber risks
• How to ensure senior management understands how they can help mitigate cyber risk

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Three years into the pandemic, burnout remains a significant issue among clinical teams and can lead to disruptions in care delivery. Leading health systems are successfully addressing burnout through creative approaches to clinician wellness that bring back the joy in medicine. In this webinar, healthcare wellness leaders will share insights and best practices for building resilient clinical workforces. 

This webinar will cover:

• The effects of burnout on care delivery
• How the focus on provider wellness leads to greater resilience
• Tangible examples of how improved workforce morale leads to increased patient satisfaction

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Join us for the 2023 Employers’ Summit on Health Care Cost & Delivery on January 24-25 at the Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.

• Collaborate and discuss solutions for providing more cost-effective and high value benefits and managing cost pressures.
• Gather insights and examples of how your peers are transforming programs and plan designs they have leveraged in the past to be better prepared for future priorities and challenges.

Now more than ever employers are leading the way toward transforming the delivery of health care to help improve affordability, navigation, integration and access to quality care. The Employers’ Summit on Health Care Cost & Delivery in January 2022, provided a unique forum for employers to connect, share and learn about best practices that drive toward health care quality and value while keeping costs in check.

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Canada Health Infoway is excited to bring the Infoway Partnership Conference back in person this year! The Partnership Conference will be held Nov. 15-16 in Montreal and will take place during Digital Health Week (Nov. 14-20), which is an annual celebration of digital health and how it benefits the lives of Canadians. The Partnership Conference will showcase discussions about latest initiatives and updates from Infoway’s program areas and will feature digital health expert speakers. You do not want to miss the opportunity to share successes and lessons learned, hear about new areas of focus and reconnect with other digital health professionals.

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A global workforce crisis in health care is on the horizon. By 2030, the WHO estimates there will be a global shortage of approximately 18 million health workers – 20% of the workforce needed to keep health care systems going. Additionally, the ongoing public health emergency has made a historic, multidimensional impact on staff. Hospice and palliative care organizations are already feeling the crisis. NHPCO is committed to supporting hospice and palliative care providers during this time and that is why the fall virtual Interdisciplinary Conference will focus on workforce. This September, hospice and palliative care interdisciplinary teams will meet virtually to lead, inspire, and impact new possibilities in delivering care.

Conference Topics:

• Interdisciplinary Team Retention and Development
• Navigating Workforce Shortages in Challenging Times
• Transforming the Health Care Delivery System

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Beyond the ongoing challenges and enormous shifts in how patient care is delivered, healthcare providers are now seeing the pandemic's long-term effects persist with significant staffing shortages and increased turnover. While none of this is sustainable, leading organizations are pushing forward with their digital transformation accelerated by telehealth, digital engagements and workflow automation to combat clinician and caregiver burnout, shore up financials and improve patient outcomes and care quality. During this panel discussion, healthcare leaders will discuss how data management and workflow automation can improve patient data visibility and care, reduce administrative burden and boost front-line care teams' productivity all without ripping and replacing existing tech stacks.

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Disruptive innovation is a transformative business model that leverages technology to help focus on making products and services more accessible and affordable. In healthcare delivery, disruptive innovations have the potential to decrease costs while improving both the quality and accessibility of care. Disruptive innovations enable new applications and changes in behaviors. The current thinking with many innovators is a belief that a host of disruptive innovations would have wide implications for payers by shifting payment models to reward precision diagnostic tests and abilities of providers. Several current disruptive innovations like retail clinics, telemedicine, medical tourism, and point-of-care medical payments could make a major difference in how health care is reshaped in the near future. This panel will focus on the role of innovation in the medical marketplace and examples of disruptive innovations that will change lives in health care.

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As a nurse leader, you have met today’s unparalleled challenges with ingenuity and innovation. Join the nursing leadership community at AONL 2022 for an inspiring, collective look at the possibilities of tomorrow. Don’t miss this opportunity to share and gain essential knowledge, explore new solutions and fuel synergies to help you lead with resilience and reimagine the delivery of care.

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The Deployed Medical & Healthcare Delivery conference is Europe’s leading command and staff conference dedicated to deployed medical care. The 2022 conference is being held at the Copthorne Tara Hotel, London, 15-17 March. Organised by Defence iQ with the support of the UK MOD’s Defence Medical Services and hosted by the U.K. Surgeon General, Major General Tim Hodgetts, the conference is designed to help Armed Forces meet the demands of operations today and tomorrow. Exchanging ideas and innovations, is essential to facing shared challenges and we hope you are able to join us. Taking place over three days, the event program provides a unique platform for developing capability right across the Operational Patient Care Pathway – from point of injury through to definitive care.

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Whether you’d like to provide a case study, participate on a panel, or lead a strategy seminar; the event is an unparalleled opportunity to gain publicity and recognition from a national audience involved in healthcare facility development. We examine infrastructure challenges faced by providers nationwide; and how new approaches to procurement, risk, planning, and asset management are helping healthcare facility operators deliver critical projects.

The program explores alternative delivery methods, how to plan successful integrated project delivery initiatives, best practices in selecting partners, and steps to take to ensure your projects are delivered on time and budget.

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As healthcare providers face challenges in finding ways to upgrade existing facilities and deliver major expansions, many are evaluating new approaches to project delivery to facilitate growth.  Learn how providers are overcoming resource constraints to upgrade facilities and deliver new developments. This year’s program focuses on how advancements in procurement, design, financing, and O&M can be applied to your next project.

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Domestically and globally, healthcare systems were overwhelmed by the COVID-19 pandemic. What have we learned from the pandemic about how care is delivered and how our systems can be improved to better deliver efficient and high-quality care?

This program is a part of “The Next Normal” series, designed to take a moment to pause and ask, as we emerge from the pandemic, what we have learned and why, in order to promote the health of all, we cannot return to pre-pandemic normal.

Amid COVID-19, many healthcare leaders have deployed a unified communication and logistics platform to not only manage the pandemic, but also dismantle care coordination siloes and build the foundation for a new, patient-centric era in healthcare.

During this session, you'll learn how to: 

• Break down communication silos, increase transparency and accountability, and build a system of care that scales for any event or location.
• Mitigate emergency surges and seamlessly distribute available resources and/or providers on the fly.
• Improve care team communication, efficiency and effectiveness locally, regionally and statewide.

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The International Research Conference is a federated organization dedicated to bringing together a significant number of diverse scholarly events for presentation within the conference program. Events will run over a span of time during the conference depending on the number and length of the presentations. With its high quality, it provides an exceptional value for students, academics and industry researchers.

International Conference on Healthcare Delivery Systems and Home Health Services aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Healthcare Delivery Systems and Home Health Services. 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 Healthcare Delivery Systems and Home Health Services.

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Healthcare IT teams are continuously adapting to new and improved technologies, to provide a superior experience to patients and care workers. And in the current cybersecurity landscape, fortifying IT networks and improving visibility over distributed workforce, have moved to the top of everyone’s security checklist.

Join us in this session, where we’ll explain, how a unified endpoint management (UEM) solution helps you protect your IT from advanced threats, and enhance the end-user experience.

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Digital solutions have already transformed how health services are offered, accessed and used, and will continue to do so in the years to come. With the adoption of new technologies, new ways of working are emerging that seek to combine the best of digital approaches with the benefits of face-to-face contact. 

In our online event, our panel of experts will explore how wearables have created better health outcomes for people living with long-term conditions, such as diabetes. They will look to the future and discuss how we can make sure that digital approaches are prioritised in the long term to continue empowering patients and supporting clinicians to create patient-centred care, leading to improved health outcomes. They will also explore the lessons from diabetes and wearables that offer wider learning across the NHS on harnessing the benefits of technology for a digital future.

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The COVID-19 pandemic that emerged in early 2020 created tumult for the entire U.S. healthcare delivery system, and crisis for many organizations. The American Hospital Association last year called it “the greatest financial crisis in our history.” What strategies have been put in place to overcome these unprecedented financial hurdles, and how are hospital and medical group leaders planning a path toward recovery heading into 2022? A key focus will be the leveraging of analytics to support enhanced operational efficiency and revenue charge capture. Attendees will hear C-suite perspectives of the overall healthcare landscape, with lessons learned from those executive leaders who have been in the trenches since the onset of the pandemic.

The American Hospital Association last year called it “the greatest financial crisis in our history.” What strategies have been put in place to overcome these unprecedented financial hurdles, and how are hospital and medical group leaders planning a path toward recovery heading into 2022? Attendees will hear C-suite perspectives of the overall healthcare landscape, with lessons learned from those executive leaders who have been in the trenches since the onset of the pandemic.

As advances in clinical research, medical technology and life sciences create newer, better, safer, and potentially faster care protocols, the care settings where the care is delivered are changing, often moving from inpatient to outpatient or ambulatory settings, post-acute care, nursing homes, ultimately even to patients’ homes. 

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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.

Henry Schein SolutionsHub brings you the first of a five-part webinar series for Reimagining Care Delivery. Join PatientPop for their webinar on how to optimize your online presence for practice success. Like most healthcare practices, your strategic plans for 2020 came to a halt as the pandemic dropped patient visits by more than 50 percent. With 3 out of 4 people searching online for providers and care, now is the time to leverage your online presence for practice growth. The right strategy can improve your acquisition rates and patient outcomes, and create a continual growth of patient advocacy and loyalty.