The Evolution of Value-Based Care

Help. My education sessions are boring even me! How can I keep my content fresh and reach people with diabetes in new ways? It's time to include cognitive science about learning and memory into our approaches as diabetes educators. How do we create a welcoming learning environment? How do we wake up the brain and make learning active? How do we make learning stick? How do we move our participants from learning to action? This information will keep you thinking. Experience your creative power as you develop interactive approaches to teaching, reviewing, and energizing your learners (and yourself). Leave this topic with dozens of ideas for making your diabetes education curriculum more engaging.

This OncLive News Network webinar presentation, with John Marshall, MD, and Tanios Bekaii-Saab, MD will Provide insight on the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancerDiscuss practical implications of recent clinical trial data Answer questions submitted by viewers in real time.

With new software vulnerabilities being discovered every day, it’s not a matter of if, but a question of when hackers will use these vulnerabilities to infiltrate a healthcare organization. A survey commissioned by ServiceNow with the Ponemon Institute revealed 50% of respondents experienced one or more data breaches in the last two years. The majority of cybersecurity experts are struggling to keep pace. Faced with hacker onslaught, healthcare organizations need new approaches to keep patient data, assets and their information safe.

Digital transformation and interoperability don’t have to be limited to just clinical information systems; risk management technology for healthcare has also advanced and can provide material benefits to provider organizations