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Do Healthcare Providers Really Want to Go Back to In-person Meetings?

Impetus Digital

It is easy to assume that healthcare providers (HCPs) all want to go back to in-person meetings after having been confined to Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings during the pandemic years. A version of this article was previously published on PharmaPhorum. appeared first on Impetus Digital.

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In-person, hybrid, or digital? State of Pharma meetings and events in 2024

Impetus Digital

In this article, we’re diving into the state of pharmaceutical meetings and events in 2024 and–once and for all–put this idea to rest. State of Pharma meetings and events in 2024 appeared first on Impetus Digital. Yet, some people are holding onto the idea of in-person meetings being superior.

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One way to improve cybersecurity in healthcare: Provide training in smaller doses more frequently [Sponsored]

MedCity News

Executives from health systems and subject matter experts shared how they are contending with data security challenges, particularly training to change behavior and acquiring expertise in cybersecurity.

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Nashville Entrepreneur Center Gears Up for Virtual Care Delivery Conference September 21 [Sponsored]

MedCity News

Telehealth Academy III, a conference exploring the virtual care delivery landscape, will be one of the highlights of an inaugural week of events organized in the healthcare provider hub of Nashville, referred to as Nashville Healthcare Sessions.

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How AI can help healthcare providers with patient care management

Clarify Health

From enhancing diagnostic accuracy, to leveraging predictive analytics and developing personalized care plans, to supporting decision making and enhancing patient engagement, the use of AI in healthcare has many promising applications. This, in turn, strengthens market positioning, fosters patient trust, and helps to drive growth.

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How AI can improve the virtual experience for healthcare providers and patients

Impetus Digital

In reality, AI has the ability to make the virtual, non-practical tasks of medical workers easier, while also streamlining online healthcare processes for the average patient. Today, we’ll look at some of the ways that machines can make the business of being healthy that little bit simpler for both healthcare providers and patients alike.

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How expanded data coverage drives success for healthcare providers

Clarify Health

Healthcare organizations can gain a deeper understanding of in-network retention, quantifying the effects of patients leaving the network and identifying where patients are receiving care downstream.