4th International Conference on Hypertension and Healthcare

California Cybersecurity Forum is designed to take a deeper dive into cybersecurity for the past participants who have requested more cybersecurity education opportunities. The participants will also have the opportunity to network and learn from their peers in healthcare, life sciences and related organizations through interactive roundtable discussions, general sessions, individual presentations and panel discussions.

GS1 Healthcare is excited to announce the 3rdGS1 Healthcare Online Summit, from 15 – 18 November 2021. This event will showcase speakers from across the world and is designed to bring together all the global healthcare community. Participants will hear how GS1 standards can help to improve clinical outcomes and supply processes, how global standards are being used to help secure the supply chain, gain insights about important regulatory developments, and much more!

Mind Medicine Australia will hold a two-day International Summit on Psychedelic Therapies for Mental Illness in November 2021 in Melbourne, bringing together clinicians, scientists, academics, mental and public health professionals, philanthropists, investors, Government, law and policy leaders, business, industry, consumers and other interested stakeholders. The event will also feature a two-day pre-Summit introductory workshop program (17-18 November) for anyone with an interest in the topic and who is considering further development of their current therapeutic skills or who are eager to gain a detailed understanding of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for the treatment of mental illness.

Launched in 2018, Express Healthcare’s Radiology and Imaging Conclave is back after a year-long absence caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. Through a Virtual Format, the third edition aims to look at how this healthcare segment overcame the challenges and came into its own during the pandemic. The upcoming event in December marks two years since the pandemic began as well as the sector’s evolution over the past two years as a crucial component of diagnosis. While there were excesses, leading to overuse of imaging, a key question remains: How can radiologists and imaging specialists prepare for the next COVID wave, and future-proof our healthcare system from unknown contagions?