The Ultimate Directory on Healthcare Webinars

Chronic underfunding, rising deferral and mounting operational constraints have led to a declining Net Asset Value (NAV) in most healthcare facilities. Join us for this trailblazing webinar to explore the implications of emerging facilities risk and how to ensure compatibility between facilities and clinical priorities to support, stabilize, and improve your portfolio’s NAV.

Lisa Roberson, RDN, LD Learning Objectives: 1. Outline key challenges of the Food as Medicine movement, including food insecurity and social determinants of health 2. Compare and contrast various medically tailored nutrition strategies 3. Identify possible solutions that are available to mitigate Food as Medicine implementation challenges

Clinical research often lacks sufficient evidence, leading to prescribing decisions in healthcare that are not evidence-based or supported by randomized, double-blind clinical trials. This webinar will discuss how combining a unified clinical trial data collection platform with intelligent automation can revolutionize drug development and why the current status quo is no longer sufficient.

Almost everything we've ever achieved has been done by groups working together: our naturally social, interconnected brains are designed to function best collectively. Technology helps us to share our wisdom and knowledge much more diversely than ever before. We sit down with neuroscientist and best-selling author Dr Hannah Critchlow to explore in what ways collective intelligence might be applied through alumni networks.

Hepatitis B carries a significant burden across the African continent with over 60 million Africans living with hepatitis B. To improve testing, access to management and treatment, and prevention it takes significant political commitment and advocacy. This webinar will discuss strategies to engage with political leaders within the African context. We hope by the end of this session you will be inspired and encouraged to create similar initiatives in your communities.

Since 2017, the FDA’s Oncology Center of Excellence (OCE) has created more than 300 research and educational outreach projects and programs focused on advancing the design, analysis, and regulations surrounding oncology drug development. In this webinar, Worldwide Clinical Trials’ clinical research methodology and oncology strategy experts will present the OCE’s most imperative initiatives.

Learn how Tellmi and First Steps ED have been collaborating to support young people with disordered eating, creating a clear support pathway

This hamstring webinar delivers lectures outlining the anatomy and pathology of free tendon, myofascial, musculotendinous and intratendinous injuries, followed by didactic live scanning with Q&A. Topics covered include: How to easily identify and navigate through the hamstring muscles, target the common locations that injuries occur, advantages and disadvantages of various imaging grading classifications, MRI and ultrasound correlation, return to play criteria, what details the clinician wants from your report. Live Q&A is open during the webinar where delegates can pose questions relating to imaging assessment and management of hamstring injuries and have them answered in real time. Additionally, inclusion of what the clinician wants in their reports and the management techniques that they use, make for an all-encompassing webinar on hamstring injuries.

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In this stimulating webinar, gain insights into overcoming the challenges of biopharmaceutical process development, simplifying digital strategies for cell line development, upstream and downstream processing and analytical operations in modern drug modalities. Process development has evolved considerably to support the biopharma shift towards newer drug modalities and accelerated development pathways. However, the software applications available to process development teams remain a siloed array of rigid point solutions, legacy electronic lab notebook (ELN) and laboratory information management system (LIMS) applications, custom integrations and internally built systems. These software applications contribute to siloed data, poor user experience and high cost of ownership. A new digital approach is required for process teams to thrive in the modern era of biopharmaceutical development. In this session, the attendees will learn key digital strategies to improve process design for cutting-edge therapies, plan better experiments, unify process data and simplify technology transfer. The featured speakers will cover digital strategies for cell line development, upstream and downstream processing and analytical operations. Join this webinar to gain insights into implementing strategies in technology transfer and biopharmaceutical process development to drive innovation in modern drug modalities.