1. Improved Air Quality Is Good For Your Health Improving your home’s indoor air quality can make a world of difference if you struggle with allergies, asthma, or just a general uneasiness. You can feel better and sleep better as well as have better overall health thanks to improved indoor […]
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Healthcare AI in a year: 3 trends to watch
Industry leaders are scrambling to create artificial intelligence (AI) applications for the healthcare sector due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a mental health crisis, rising healthcare expenses, and ageing populations. One indication comes from the venture capital market: more than 40 businesses have raised sizeable sums of money ($20M or more) […]
5 ways Managed IT can optimize your healthcare organisation
Software, hardware, digital storage, and patient data are all stated to be almost entirely digital-centric. This is why it’s critical for your healthcare firm to prioritise IT activities and make sure everything runs without a hitch. A managed healthcare IT solution can help in this situation. The healthcare sector in […]
Introduction to Children’s Mental Health
July 5, 2022 | 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT
Mentally healthy children are able to reach developmental & emotional milestones, have positive social skills, and healthy ways to cope with problems. One of the most important ways we can strengthen the mental health of children is by recognizing when children need support. This introductory webinar explores how culture impacts our […]
Residency application process: What’s new for the 2022-2023 cycle?
Jul 18, 2022 | 03:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
This upcoming webinar, part of the American Medical Association’s “Innovations in Medical Education” series, will cover upcoming changes to the 2022–2023 residency application cycle. Many specialties have been innovating and implementing changes to improve residency selection and promote diversity, equity and belonging throughout the process. Jul 18, 2022 | 03:00 […]
How is Trust Built in the HealthCare?
Since ancient times, confidence in healthcare has been a problem. In his book Notes of a Doctor, published at the turn of the 20th century, V. Veresaev discussed this and caused quite a stir in the medical world. He stated in the introduction to his book, Physicians carefully protect the […]
Responsible AI in healthcare: Addressing biases and equitable outcomes
With the rapid growth of healthcare AI, algorithms are often overlooked when it comes to addressing fair and equitable patient care. I recently attended the Conference on Applied AI (CAAI): Responsible AI in Healthcare, hosted by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. The conference brought together healthcare leaders […]
Healthcare’s Digital Era Has Finally Arrived
Sometimes, paradigm shifts are only appreciated in hindsight. The healthcare industry recently experienced that kind of “easy to overlook” but “really big deal” accomplishment (to paraphrase President Joe Biden) when KLAS Research, the healthcare information technology sector’s most trusted market insights firm, established a new research category for data and […]
How are Zoonotic Pathogens Threatening Global Healthcare Systems?
Zoonotic pathogens are a huge public health concern around the world. Domestic and agricultural animals, as well as those living in the wild world, have close relationships with humans. The nature of zoonotic pathogens and the risk associated with these microorganisms for global healthcare are discussed in this article. At […]
How Llamas, Education, and Listening Can Help Combat Burnout
July 6, 2022 | 1:00 - 2:00 pm CDT
Between the COVID-19 pandemic, merging with SCL Health, and overall workforce changes in healthcare, it can be easy for Intermountain Healthcare caregivers to feel burned out. During this webinar, listen as Intermountain’s Chief People Officer, Heather Brace, describes how the organization is helping keep caregivers engaged in combating burnout by […]
