Data science, AI, and machine learning: The Path to Improved Safety

Data Science
As safety departments seek ways to improve medicinal product safety and protect patients, data science approaches offer significant promise. What’s possible, what's realistic, and what’s the value to the industry and public?
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The University of Galway is bringing 5G connectivity to Clare Island in Ireland, improving digital inclusion and access to quality care.

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Healthcare’s future: Distributed, digitally enabled and decentralized

Maria Whitman talks with Dr. Shantanu Nundy, M.D., MBA, about how the healthcare system needs to change to build trust and provide the best care. Dr. Nundy's perspective is informed by his work as a primary care physician and chief medical officer for Accolade, Inc.,
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The analytics behind reducing hospital

alteryx

According to a recent HIMSS survey, 86% of healthcare leaders state that reducing hospital readmission rates was their top analytics priority. Implementing the right analytics strategy and tools to help identify at-risk patients can give providers an extra indication of when and where to focus resources to prevent speedy returns to the hospital and is critical to their success and bottom line.
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The Heart of Addiction: A Revolutionary New Understanding of Addiction and Its Treatment

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This program will unveil a revolutionary new understanding of addiction and its treatment. This new paradigm has seldom, if ever, been written about or fully detailed in any manner.Whether you are a therapist, clinician, employer, or stakeholder in this area, you will be exposed to an exciting and groundbreaking new behavioral and cognitive approach to achieving robust and sustained recovery. This will follow a general discussion of all aspects of addiction and insights into the current philosophies of treating this disease.
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Cyberthreat Research for the Healthcare Industry

HIMSS Media

The cyberthreat landscape for the healthcare industry continues to evolve with clear evidence that securing connected medical devices require a different approach to that of IT devices. Through year-long research, Zingbox analyzed the underlying vulnerabilities of connected medical devices, identified the particular type of medical devices requiring attention, and the security implications of IoT devices as a whole to the healthcare community. The research also found promising trends in how care providers are improving the security of their network. Join us as we provide the details of our findings.
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