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Would you like to be less reactive and more proactive when it comes to managing and protecting your IoMT? TRIMEDX and Medigate can help you get ahead of issues with your medical and IoMT devices, so you can strengthen your cybersecurity efforts and maximize the value of your assets. Based on innovations in real-time clinical network visibility, you now have a fully integrated solution that can help you close the remediation loop and understand how devices are being used to optimize their utility. Join the webinar to view a live demonstration:

• Automate vulnerability detection
• Expedite OEM-validated software patching
• Deliver audit capabilities across the entire remediation ecosystem
• Uncover the savings gap between captured asset utilization rates and inventory capabilities

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According to a 2020 KLAS report, providers are replacing or selecting new healthcare enterprise resource planning systems to take advantage of the cloud. Market leaders Infor, Oracle and Workday dominate the competitive market but with technology advancement, how do you know what is the optimal solution for your business? This session looks at key vendors in the ERP space, the functionality, technology and user experiences that are driving decisions, and challenges and successes of customers of healthcare ERP market leaders. Attendees will leave knowing the players dominating the competitive healthcare market and how to evaluate and compare vendors. The session will also cover opportunities to simplify and streamline the evaluation process to accelerate a more accurate decision using data. Learning Objectives:

• Understand key vendors in ERP space and how to evaluate and compare vendors
• Strategies for simplifying and streamlining the evaluate process
• Ability to assess and accelerate a more accurate decision for system selection using data

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For many healthcare organizations, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought a number of projects to a screeching halt. At McLaren Health Care, the final phase of a complex, multi-year implementation of clinical communication technology appeared to be a prime candidate for indefinite postponement. By rethinking the project model to accommodate a remote work structure between McLaren Health and the communication technology partner, the implementation moved forward as planned and became an example of ingenuity under pressure. In this webinar, Dr. Norman Chapin, CMO for McLaren Health’s Bay and Thumb Regions, and Jeff Brown, COO for PerfectServe, will discuss the project from end to end and share how “forced innovation” yielded excellent results and valuable lessons for the future. Learning Objectives:

• Learn why the crucial role of communication during an emergent situation convinced internal stakeholders at McLaren Health Care—initially skeptical of continuing with the final phase of this project amid concerns related to COVID-19—to move forward.
• Learn how the McLaren Health Care and PerfectServe teams worked together to reimagine the implementation process to accommodate a 100 percent virtual setup—and what it means for future projects.
• Understand how the novel approaches that brought this project across the finish line with notable success can be replicated in different projects and at other healthcare organizations.

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Selecting an RPA technology is an important task when organizations are on their innovation journey. While its fun to find the ‘best new thing’, ensuring there is strong governance and processes for selecting business use cases with quantifiable ROI is more important. In this discussion, Heather Nelson, SVP & CIO, will discuss UChicago Medicine's journey to partner with the business to structure RPA development and corresponding success criteria, showcasing innovation that includes people, process & technology—with technology not necessarily being in the driver’s seat. Sessions include live Q&A with the speaker and small roundtable sessions. NOTE: Registration is reserved for leaders within provider organizations and supporters of individual sessions.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged hospitals to make careful use of resources, especially for patient subpopulations which are clinically complex. One such subpopulation is admitted COVID-19 patients who are more likely to deteriorate (either moving onto ventilation or dying) within the near future. Learn how the Cerner Intelligence team worked with clients during the COVID-19 pandemic to collect patient deterioration data and build models from admitted COVID-19 patients to identify risk of ventilation and mortality, and how that information can be incorporated into care team workflows. Learning Objectives:

• Learn how modeling can help a health system assess their needs during a pandemic
• Learn how Cerner’s data scientists work with clients to improve patient outcomes during a pandemic

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Virtual care delivery is certainly much more than a video chat. It includes every patient interaction surrounding the visit, from access to providers/staff from home all the way through to post-visit follow-up and ongoing education. While COVID pushed organizations to quickly stand up functionality in support of a virtual care environment, the scramble for short-term solutions has exposed gaps and barriers to long-term success. This session will cover how workflow optimization is the most important component of an effective virtual care strategy, as viewed through the lenses of patient outcomes, patient/provider experience, and operational efficiency. Learning Objectives:

• Understand how the disconnect across telehealth, intake, and patient communication tools negatively impacts patient and provider experience
• Discover primary gaps within COVID-response short-term virtual care workflows
• Understand the importance of two-way communication in support of a virtual care environment

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Join Health Sector Coordinating Council (HSCC) leadership and officials from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) for a virtual fireside discussion on the evolution of ransomware. We will dive into how the sophistication level has evolved, the role of the Office for Civil Rights’ (OCR) ransomware guidance plays in this changing threat-scape, mitigating a maturing ransomware environment, and collaborative approaches for attacking these threats. We will leave ample time for audience Q&A.

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Join Hans Buitendijk, Director Interoperability Strategy at Cerner and Josh Mast, Lead Regulatory Strategist as they discuss the impact government has on the evolution of health care interoperability to date and the future through key legislative and regulatory initiatives. Interoperability has been around for many decades. First across information system components, then across departments, further crossing organizational boundaries, and now growing to a national if not global level of sharing data. Initial cross-organizational interoperability emerged in the mid-eighties.  Regional collaborations started in the nineties. National networks started this century, and now we are exploring how to further share and manage data better and deeper into the workflows across all stakeholders, including providers, payers, consumers, research, and public health. In this webinar, we’ll review the role of government to ever expand on the reach and value of interoperability through  HITECH, establishing a nation-wide information network, 21st Century Cures Act, and now also the introduction of TEFCA, while exploring what this foundation will require and enable us to focus on next to make essential data available at your fingertips. You’ll gain insight as to where the industry is going and how government will promote consumer participation in information sharing. Learning Objectives:

• Understand evolution of healthcare interoperability and where the industry is going
• Learn where to focus resources to comply with government regulations
• Discuss the connection between government influence and private innovation in the world of healthcare interoperability

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Sarah Richardson, Vice President, IT Change Leadership for Optum, will share with attendees the strategies required to align yourself, your team, and your organization to achieve the quintuple aim through change leadership. By diving into reinvention, intention, and transformation, Sarah will provide you with the principles and application of these key elements to build a culture of accountability while delivering unparalleled value to your organization. NOTE: Registration is reserved for leaders within provider organizations and supporters of individual sessions.

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With the current COVID-19 pandemic introducing a historic level of economic uncertainty in the healthcare industry, organizations are looking towards the ability to prioritize investments based on business value to drive operational efficiencies and better manage IT spend on application assets. This is the challenge that application portfolio rationalization can solve. Through application portfolio rationalization, organizational leaders can address priorities such as improving the overall IT product and technology processes, focusing less on individual technology products and more on integrated solutions, aligning key stakeholders on process to drive adoption of technology, getting support for new technology from senior leaders and improving technology management. Learning Objectives:

• Insight into Health IT Trends
• Understand the importance of Portfolio Rationalization
• Know how to leverage Portfolio Rationalization