This year promises to be a challenging one for revenue cycle executives as they juggle the demands of price transparency, new surprising billing legislation, and COVID-19, alongside ongoing issues like denials, revenue leakage, and automation. Join our dynamic panel of revenue cycle leaders as they discuss tangible strategies and real-world solutions for solving their most pressing issues.

Read on interactive.healthleadersmedia.com

Wearables, including health trackers and remote patient monitoring devices, are set to become “must-haves” in the delivery of healthcare. But plenty of barriers still remain, from data quality to integration between devices and systems, to patient privacy and engagement. Those on the leading edge of innovation, however, believe that the opportunity to help transform care delivery outweigh the limitations. Panelists reviewing their greatest learnings about patient-generated health data to date and keys to overcoming longstanding challenges.

As we emerge from the pandemic, providers must ensure their patient engagement suites create a frictionless experience as all stakeholders learn to balance virtual and in-person care. In this fireside chat, Dave Bennett, CEO of pCare, and a Healthcare Innovation editor discuss how extending the frameworks of care transitions created for readmission reduction throughout a patient's health journey can yield better outcomes and experiences for patients and families at lower costs with better efficiency for providers.

Discover new ways to transform your organization into a digital workplace with content management tools. See how technologies like intelligent data capture, electronic forms, and process automation profiles can not only improve patient care but truly develop your people and processes into digital assets.

Rising populations and shortage of medical personal. Combined with an increasing shout for Universal Healthcare -as spoken and endorsed by W.H.O at the W.H.A.74 -2021 Strategy briefings. Seems to be the endeavor of our time.

We’re excited to share the details for the June 2021 Virtual HITMC (Healthcare and IT Marketing Community) event that will take place on June 23, 2021 from 1:00pm – 3:15pm ET. If you’re not already registered for all of the 2021 Virtual HITMC events, you can register for FREE

Coming out of our previous events, one of the themes we heard was how valuable LinkedIn was to many healthcare leaders. For example, on our customer panel, they all commented on how LinkedIn was a go-to source for them to vet products, companies, and to connect with peers. Given LinkedIn’s importance to the healthcare marketer, we brought in a true expert to share details on how healthcare B2B marketers can make the most of LinkedIn.

Read on healthitmarketingconference.com

IFAH previously known as the Smart Health Conference is one of the world's leading healthcare conferences that explores the latest innovations in the industry. It has served as a unique platform that convenes entrepreneurs, innovators, and thought leaders by offering opportunities for learning, networking, and growth. Having hosted numerous conferences across the globe, IFAH is attended by business leaders and industry pioneers who come together to turn their ideas into reality.

Read on worldconferencealerts.com

The Annual Health Insurance Summit is the most established business gathering dedicated to the PHI industry. The summit will continue to feature a balance of perspectives addressing a diverse range of critical issues, changing priorities, innovative ideas and solutions whilst considering the impact of COVID19 on consumers and the private health landscape in Australia.

The pharmaceutical industry has been reshaping their companies not only to the development of adopting new technology and innovation trends like AI, Blockchain, Precision Medicine, and big data, but also to increase the inclusivity of women leadership roles across the industry. Because of this, productivity and efficiency in R&D will significantly increase, and the ability to innovate will be a crucial factor to the future success of companies in the life sciences industry. 

Wearables, including health trackers and remote patient monitoring devices, are set to become “must-haves” in the delivery of healthcare. But plenty of barriers still remain, from data quality to integration between devices and systems, to patient privacy and engagement. Those on the leading edge of innovation, however, believe that the opportunity to help transform care delivery outweigh the limitations. Panelists with reviewing their greatest learnings about patient-generated health data to date and keys to overcoming longstanding challenges.