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Pioneering a New Age in Citizen Services – Healthcare Innovation, Redefined | 21st April 2022
2022-04-21 15:00 - 16:30 (Asia/Kolkata) | Live Webinar
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The 2022-23 Union budget has taken digitization of healthcare to a new level, especially with the announcement of an open platform for the National Digital Health Ecosystem. This platform will consist of digital registries of health providers and facilities, unique health identity and universal access to health facilities.
With these developments taking place across, the focus of our next webinar is on: Pioneering a New Age in Citizen Services – Healthcare Innovation, Redefined
Taking the learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic forward, India’s public healthcare infrastructure is in ramp-up mode. The government is encouraging states to speed up integration and implementation of the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), harnessing tech innovations to democratise access to all healthcare services.
Starting with a Keynote Address by Dr Praveen Gedam, ACEO, NHA highlighting the future plan and vision of NHA to further contribute to the healthcare ecosystem in the country, the webinar will be followed by a panel discussion on How States are ramping up ABDM implementation, as a platform for state health policymakers and technology experts to share insights on this theme.
For instance, state health officials will showcase how they are scaling up public healthcare services in their states towards this same goal of providing meaningful citizen-centric affordable, accessible health services like teleconsultations, digital health records, health insurance models and health ids down to every district level.
In turn, industry experts will share valuable insights on the impact of technological innovations to power teleconsultations, electronic health record systems, digital health ids, and can thus help democratise healthcare, by helping to scale up existing services beyond metros and Tier 2/3 cities.
Why attend?
+ Get insights from policymakers on their vision for the new roadmap of digital healthcare and their expectation from industry stakeholders
+ Explore avenues for synergy between policy priorities and technology capabilities
+ Analyse the risk-benefit ratio of applying tech tools like AI/ML etc to health data and suggest safeguards etc
Who should attend:
>> Decision-makers from central and state governments
>> CXO-level decision-makers from healthcare facilities
>> CXOs from tech providers / ISVs
>> Mid to senior management from healthcare facilities ranging from hospitals (mid-sized, state and central Government hospitals / multi-speciality), especially in the IT and administration functional areas, radiology labs, standalones like eye/dental clinic chains, healthcare insurance companies, path labs, etc.
Keynote Speaker:
+ Dr Praveen Gedam, ACEO, NHA
Panelists:
+ Priyanka Das, Mission Director, NHM Madhya Pradesh
+ Abilash Soundararajan, Founder & CEO, PrivaSapien
+ Alok Garg, Vice President – Acquisitions, KareXpert Technologies Pvt Ltd
+ Samarth Masson, BD Healthcare, AWS India

Flow Cytometric Immunophenotyping of Acute Leukemia | 29th March 2022
2022-03-29 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Webinar
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The role of flow cytometry in the identification and proper classification of acute leukemia is critical to instituting optimum treatment plans, thus directly influencing patient outcomes.
This webinar aims to understand pre-analytical aspects, useful markers for acute leukemia, blast identification, the utility of flow cytometry in diagnosis, basics of analysis, some example cases, and troubleshooting to solve common errors.
Why attend?
+ To prepare yourself to start Acute Leukemia on Flow Cytometry
+ To know more about markers and their importance in Acute leukemia
+ To be aware of good practices to be followed while sample processing or sample run
+ To develop an understanding of steps in analysis and gating
+ To be able to troubleshoot or identify goof ups.
Who should attend:
+ Flow Cytometry technical person, Lab in charge, Pathologist or anyone interested in expanding their knowledge in Flow cytometry
Speakers:
+ Pearl Rodrigues, Application Specialist – Flow Cytometry, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences

Role of the Private Sector in COVID-19 Vaccination | 9th March 2022
2022-03-09 16:00 - 18:00 | Live Webinar
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COVID-19 vaccination campaigns in the global South have seen unprecedented co-operation between governments and the private sector. While biopharma companies invested in vaccine research, development, and manufacturing; cold chain and logistics companies put in place a secure supply chain and private hospitals ramped up the last mile delivery of these vaccines with capacity building of health workers, digital innovations, community mobilisation, etc.
To understand the contribution of the private sector in the life of a COVID-19 vaccine and their journey in rapid response to the pandemic, USAID and PSI, in partnership with Express Healthcare, bring to you a session with private sector leaders on their role during the COVID-19 vaccination as a part of the City-to-City Learning Exchange (CoVLEx) initiative. The perspectives of both policymakers and the private sector will be captured and will form some key critical lessons for various stakeholders in the global south.
CITY-TO-CITY COVID-19 VACCINATION LEARNING EXCHANGE (CoVLEx) initiative
With the vision to build a global COVID-19 vaccination knowledge management system that will aid in shaping the discourse on pandemic response, the CoVLEx initiative will encourage discussion and sharing of learnings across these key themes:
+ Vaccine Procurement + Digital Innovations + Vaccine Supply Chain + Communications and Social Mobilization + Governance + Adverse events following immunization (AEFI) + Planning and Management + Capacity Building + Monitoring and Supervision + Escalating the learnings of COVID-19 vaccination into Routine Immunization
If these efforts by the private sector are sustained beyond the pandemic, they will help further strengthen other domains of healthcare and achieve the universal health coverage objectives of equity, access, quality, and financial protection. In order to ensure an efficient and equitable COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the private sector capacities can help in augmenting the government efforts to achieve this objective.
The session will also showcase presentations from representatives from other countries in Southeast Asia and Africa, where the private sector stepped in to fill the gaps. For instance, Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and Cambodia have moved over the critical phase of the pandemic, tackling infectious new variants, and ensuring that the economies can stay open. The private sector has played a very crucial role in filling the vaccine shortages and stepping in when required. In African countries such as Kenya, Malawi, and Abuja, the initiatives by the private sector have boosted vaccination distribution potential harnessing their healthcare infrastructure.
While the dynamics of private sector support may differ across countries, the session will go a long way towards understanding “what” worked for these countries to ascertain if a few measures can be customised for India. Likewise, best practices from India can become a benchmark for these countries to improve their healthcare system.

Radiology and Imaging Conclave 2021 | 9th December 2021
2021-12-09 14:00 - 19:00 | Virtual Conference
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Announcing the third edition of Express Healthcare’s Radiology and Imaging Conclave
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?
Key themes:
• The Business of Radiology: evolving business models, balancing cost, quality, safety
• New Frontiers in Radiology and Imaging
• Unlikely Partnerships: Embracing the Digital, Role of 3-printing, Influence of VCs/PEs
• Training the next generation of radiologists, radiographers, nurses, etc
• Radiology models in public healthcare
For more information visit the website: https://radiology.expresshealthcare.in/

Best practices for transforming public healthcare using the power of technology | 22nd October 2021
2021-10-22 15:00 - 16:30 | Live Webinar
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The healthcare industry is currently experiencing a major shift with much of the focus on COVID-19 clinical, operational, and financial efforts. However, beyond the pandemic, the sector has to address significant non-COVID challenges. This is more challenging for healthcare officials in the government, as many departments are struggling to handle the. huge demands on healthcare facilities with limited resources.
Technology can play a massive role in helping public healthcare organizations quickly adapt and respond to these challenges and rapidly innovate with data-driven and compliant solutions.
To understand the power and potential of technology in improving the quality and accessibility of healthcare facilities in the public sector, Express Healthcare, in association with AWS, is hosting a knowledge webinar focused on ‘Best practices for transforming public healthcare using the power of technology’
We would like to invite you to this webinar where you would get insights about the key challenges facing healthcare today, and how different government departments are addressing them. You would witness thoughts and perspectives from various experts on how emerging technologies can be used to transform the state of public healthcare in India.
Speakers:
+ Ajay Kaul, Head, State & Local Govt. Business, WWPS, Amazon Internet Services Pvt Ltd (AISPL)
+ Veena George, Minister of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Kerala
+ Kanishka Agiwal, Head – Service Lines, India/South Asia, WWPS, Amazon Internet Services Pvt Ltd (AISPL)
+ Karuna Vakati IAS, Commissioner, Health & FW and Mission Director, National Health Mission, Government of Telangana
+ Dr. Viduthalai Virumbi B, State Digital Health Mission and Nodal Officer(Technical), National Health Mission, Government of Tamil Nadu

Accelerating Innovation in Medical Devices Through Simulation | 28th September 2021
2021-09-28 15:00 - 16:30 | Live Virtual Roundtable
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Computational modeling and simulations (CM&S) are recognized by both industry and regulatory agencies as an alternative to physical testing, but they have historically been used in silos with minimal collaboration between various design disciplines and engineering departments. To address the needs of today’s product development teams, Ansys has developed a multi-domain system simulation and digital prototyping platform that enables multi-specialty teams with diverse engineering backgrounds to work in unison to achieve a deep understanding of integrated product behavior.
As an example of a typical medical device development, we will show a systems simulation solution for a wearable drug delivery device that illustrates the complexities of developing these multi-disciplinary systems. The model includes evaluation of various physical components, control algorithms, display interfaces and power electronics. In addition to the presentation, a demo will show how various components can be combined to model the drug delivery subsystem using a hardware-in-the-loop approach. We will also discuss Ansys solutions that help you meet regulatory requirements.
We will also have a Fireside Chat where you can listen from the industry experts on how CM&S can be employed in design & development of Medical Devices. In this roundtable a panel of experts will take participants through the ways to address key challenges the medical device industry faces and draw a roadmap to possible MedTech innovations.
Who should attend :
+ All medical device companies
+ Engineering managers
+ Research engineers/scientists
+ Designer engineers
+ Product managers
Speaker:
+ Santhosh Kumar Murugadass, Principal Technology Specialist, Ansys
Moderator:
+ Hemant Punekar, Senior Manager Application Engineering, Ansys

Post pandemic infection control strategy for healthcare centres | 20th August 2021
2021-08-20 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Webinar
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As India’s healthcare sector strategizes for a post-COVID normal, it is clear that COVID care will have to co-exist with elective surgeries and routine check-ups.
But patients hesitate, for fear of infection as fears of a third COVID-19 wave continue.
Express Healthcare, in association with Shycocan, present a webinar and panel discussion on best practices and strategies that can be deployed at clinics, vaccination centres, hospitals, doctors, and healthcare workers to bring down the threat of infection, for both patients and healthcare personnel.
Why Attend?
+ To discuss strategies and technologies to keep patients, caregivers and healthcare personnel can go back to normal life safely
+ Hear from experts how they have been able to implement these strategies and the Shycocan technology to bring life back to normal
Speakers:
+ Alok Sharma, Chief Executive Officer, Shycocan Corporation
+ Joy Chakraborthy, COO, Hinduja Hospital
+ Dr Alok Roy, Chairman & Managing Director, Medica Synergie

How remote patient monitoring is shaping the future of healthcare
2021-07-21 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Panel Disscussion
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Shortage of healthcare workers including doctors, nurses and other primary care staff has been a pressing issue of concern in India over the last few years. The latest study conducted by the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economy and Policy (CDDEP) has found that India has a shortage of an estimated 600,000 doctors and 2 million nurses.
This is where the cutting edge technology of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) comes as a saviour and may prevent the hospitals from bearing the brunt due to staff shortage. Remote Patient Monitoring is rapidly becoming a way for hospitals and healthcare providers to deliver an enhanced level of quality patient care through the pandemic and beyond. From COVID-19 patient care, to post-surgical follow-up, to ongoing care management for patients with chronic illness, RPM helps doctors and hospitals with clinical-grade technology to provide quality of care safely and at scale.
RPM is cost-effective and does not compromise on patient care. It provides doctors with continuous data on a patient’s vitals and raises an alert when there is deterioration in health, empowering them to make informed care decisions before it gets critical. RPM enables doctors & nurses to optimize and focus on critical patients and set personalized and custom alerts to detect any abnormality in the vital parameters. Doctors and healthcare teams can also remotely monitor hundreds of patients at a time from the centralised patient monitor, a web-dashboard and also from a mobile phone app. Custom alerts can be set for every patient, helping doctors optimise treatment plans, focus on deteriorating patients and provide improved proactive care.
To explore how doctors are already benefitting from RPM, Express Healthcare, in association with Dozee, is organising a panel discussion, titled, ‘How remote patient monitoring is shaping the future of healthcare’
Who should attend:
+ Doctors
+ Hospital administrators/decision makers
+ Head of nursing
+ Intensivist
Panelists:
+ Dr. Shailesh Jhawar, Director – HOPES, Sr. Consultant – Critical Care & Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia, Apex Hospitals
+ Dr. Avinash H R, Asst. Professor, General Medicine, ESIC Hospital
+ Dr. Vaishali Shelgaonkar, Associate Professor & HOD, Dept. of Anaesthesia Indira Gandhi Government Medical College, Nagpur
+ Mudit Dandwate, CEO & Cofounder, Dozee

The Reproducibility of Flow Cytometry data – aspects of standardization and validation in Clinical flow cytometry | 29th January 2021
2021-01-29 15:00 - 16:30 | Live Webinar
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From a Diagnostic Laboratory perspective it is imperative to provide Clinicians with reliable data for patient management. From a patient and regulatory perspective, the reported results should be consistent and statistically accurate. Reliable data depends on robust validation protocols and precise Instrument Standardization procedures verified by the end user laboratory on an ongoing basis.
Come join us for a webinar on ‘The Reproducibility of Flow Cytometry data – aspects of standardization and validation in Clinical flow cytometry’, followed by an expert panel discussion session on Best Practices in Instrument Setup and Standardization
Why Attend:
+ Learn about Hematopathology and Flowcytometry Assay Validation
+ Learn about Audit compliance
+ Importance of using different levels of Controls
+ Record Management and Data traceability
+ Addressing Non Conformances
Speaker:
Dr Mathias Streitz, Charité – Universitätsmedizin, Berlin
Panelist:
+ Dr Kunal Sehgal, Director, Sehgal Path Lab;
+ Dr Amar Dasgupta, President-International Operations & Mentor-Hematology Services, Suburban Diagnostics;
+ Dr M. Prabhu, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pathology, JIPMER, Puducherry;
+ Dr Anil Handoo, Senior Director, Hospital Laboratory Services & Senior Consultant Hematology, Max Healthcare Institute, BLK Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi

Free your elemental workflow from common time trap using the All New Agilent 7850 ICPMS | 12th January 2021
2021-01-12 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Webinar
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There are many time traps across the ICP-MS workflow that increase pressure on lab staff and reduce lab productivity. The new Agilent 7850 ICP-MS builds upon market leading performance to incorporate an entirely new layer of smart capabilities that deliver deeper insight into samples, processes, and operational status. This insight enables completely new and proactive approaches to reclaiming wasted time, bringing you greater efficiency and confidence in your operations and your results.
So, it’s time to Free your ICPMS analysis workflow from common time traps with the new Agilent 7850 ICPMS, it’s the smart way to reduce wasted time so that scientists/ chemists/ Analysts/ Research follow can focus on tasks that bring value addition to enhance the productivity of the lab.
The new Agilent 7850 ICP-MS is the most robust ICP-MS on the market. Its powerful interface and advanced plasma system provide the highest matrix tolerance, enhance interferences management and delivers the most accurate, precise and fast results in any sample matrix
Why Attend:
+ Are you looking for ICP-MS which can increase productivity and remove time trap from your analysis ?
+ Smart data analysis software feature having EMF, instrument control, method development, method templates, sample measurement
+ Intelligent Instrument Status Indicator
+ Pre- and post-run performance verification
+ Reduce maintenance time
+ High level of performance – Sensitivity for all masses, low oxide ratio and double charge, remove interferences, run high TDS samples and having high linear dynamic range
+ Complete solution for regulated environment
Who should Attend:
+ QC Managers
+ R&D / ARD/ ADL Managers
+ Lab Analyst
+ Lab Heads
+ Instrumentation Managers
Speaker:
Dr Vinay Jain, COE Manager and Application Scientist, Agilent Technologies (international) Pvt. Ltd.

Omics and its relevance in understanding disease mechanisms | 10th December 2020
2020-12-10 13:30 - 17:30 | Virtual Conference
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The central dogma for biological information flow is expressed as a series of chemical conversions that ultimately define an organism’s biological phenotype. Multi-omics experiment can help us better understand some of the complex regulatory steps that determine the resulting phenotype.
In this event, speakers will address different omics technologies encompassing genomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics and cell analysis platforms that support towards understanding of the biological processes and biomarker discovery.
Speakers:
+ Dr. Nilanjan Guha, Ph.D., BDM- Academia & Research, Agilent Technologies
+ Saurabh Nagpal, Application Engineer – LCMS, Agilent Technologies
+ Anuj Gupta, Ph.D., MBA, Manager-Genomics Field Applications, Agilent Technologies
+ Dr. S A Deepak, Application Engineer – Seahorse Products, Agilent Technologies
+ Dr. Arkasubhra Ghosh, Director, GROW Research Laboratory
+ Dr. Gerald Larrouy Maumus, Senior Lecturer in Molecular Microbiology, MRC-Centre Molecular Biology and Infection (CMBI), Imperial College London, United Kingdom

Value of NT-proBNP and Troponin in diagnosis & therapy management of heart failure patients | 29th September 2020
2020-09-29 14:00 - 15:00 | Live Webinar
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World Heart Day is celebrated every year on 29th September.
Cardiovascular Disorders (CVD), including heart disease and stroke, is the world’s leading cause of death claiming 17.9 million lives each year. Beginning of 2020, brought with itself the unheard novel corona virus with potentially severe consequences. Many trends emerged over the course of time and one such is that COVID-19 posed a particular risk to patients with underlying issues such as heart disease, which is already the leading cause of death in the planet.
Diagnosing heart failure (HF) in patients presenting in the Emergency Department (ED) is difficult. Clinical assessment of symptoms and signs has limited sensitivity and specificity. Often, patients are elderly with comorbidity, symptoms may be mild, and echocardiography may not be universally available. In such circumstances, cardiac biomarkers viz., NT-proBNP and Troponin tests in the ED aids in the correct identification and selecting the patient who need an echocardiographic study. In addition, it results in an optimization of healthcare resources for patients at risk of adverse events allowing for intensified care.
1. https://www.world-heart-federation.org/world-heart-day/about-whd/
2. https://acutecaretesting.org/en/articles/nt-probnp-for-heart-failure-diagnosis-in-primary-care
Take the opportunity to learn from the expert panelists:

What is the trend in diagnosis of acute heart failure
How can the natriuretic peptide NT-proBNP or BNP help in the diagnosis in dyspneic patients presented the ED
Can it lower the diagnosis uncertainty and lower the rate of unnecessary imaging
How can the natriuretic peptide, NT-proBNP or BNP be used for risk stratification
What is the trend in therapy management of acute heart failure
In therapy management of sacubitril/valsartan, can the natriuretic peptides – BNP and NT-proBNP be used with patients undergoing therapy
Why is NT-proBNP more suitable to use

Who should attend?

Cardiologists
Critical Care Specialists
Emergency Physicians

Expert Panelists:

Dr. Sandeep Gore, Director, Emergency Medicine, Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai
Dr. (Col) Suvasish Chakraberty, Director, Emergency & Trauma Services, Artemis Hospital, Gurugram
Dr. Kiron Verghese, Professor and Head, Department Of Cardiology, Chief Interventional Cardiologist, St John’s Medical College, Bangalore

Dr. Sanjukta Dutta, Consultant and Head, Emergency Medicine Department, Fortis Hospital, Kolkata

COVID 19 Response Plan: Key lessons from the HIV epidemic | 29th May 2020
2020-05-29 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Webinar
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There is no vaccine to prevent COVID-19 infection or proven therapy to treat it yet, attention is understandably riveting on mitigating the immediate health and economic consequences. Currently, government bodies, community leaders, healthcare providers, and scientists are all toiling to respond to the expanding spread of COVID 19 in India.
While focussing on our acute response to this pandemic is necessary, it is also paramount to think about longer-term strategies in response to SARS-CoV-2. There is a benefit in planning beyond immediate needs and circumstances, considering that even after the current wave of this pandemic subsides, we will not have eradicated SARS-CoV-2. Nor will we be spared from future pandemics of other viruses, whether they be respiratory, enteric or bloodborne. So what can history teach us about successful responses to past infectious disease pandemics?
If one needs proof of the importance of developing and sustaining system-level interventions to meet the ongoing threat, our nation’s response to HIV/AIDS can provide such evidence.
Express Healthcare’s next webinar on healthcare transformation will bring forth the hard-won knowledge that we have acquired from our decades-long interaction with the HIV/AIDS pandemic into practice as we prepare for the future of COVID-19.
Key talk points:

Clinical lessons on disaster management, SOPs/ safety protocols for infection control, universal precautions, PPEs, Waste Disposal etc
Mental health issues of health care workers, pre-exposyre prophylaxis, post-exposure prophylaxis
Addressing social stigma from lessons learnt from HIV
Behaviour change communication

Speakers:

Dr Bhuvana Krishna, Professor & HOD, Department of Critical Care Medicine, St Johns Medical College and Hospital
Dr Glory Alexander Thomas, Director – ASHA Foundation & HIV Physician and Vice President – AIDS Society of India

Moderator:

Raelene Kambli, Special Correspondent- Express Healthcare, Express Diagnostics, Express Radiology & Express Pharma

Date: Friday, 29 May, 2020 | Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM IST – 60 Min

Post Lockdown Strategy: Addressing the new normal for staff, patients and attendants
2020-05-22 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Webinar
Date: Friday, 22 May, 2020 | Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM IST – 60 Min
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Hospitals in India are deep in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic on multiple fronts — medical, social, economic and psychological. Still, a lot of uncertainty surrounds the current situation. The future, by its very nature, stays uncertain. Minds are understandably in turmoil, seeking answers to many questions.
Express Healthcare ‘s third webinar on healthcare transformation titled, ‘Post Lockdown: Addressing the new normal for staff, patients and attendants’ will provide a comprehensive set of action plans and key guidelines to be followed in the context of continuous hospital preparedness. It specifically addresses the action plan for resuming of services, in the safest and most effective manner to safeguard both patients and healthcare workers.
Key talk points:

Basic understanding of the virus and protection needed
Prevention of spread and infection control within hospitals
How to manage OTs and critical departments on air pressure controls etc., to avoid transmission
Significance of mental health counselling of doctors, nurses, paramedics and other staff

Featured Speakers:

Dr. Venkatesh Krishnamoorthy, Consultant Urologist and Chairman, NU Hospitals
Dr. VC Shanmuganandan, Advisor, AHPI

Moderator:
Raelene Kambli, Special Correspondent, Express Healthcare, Express Diagnostics, Express Radiology and Express Pharma

Telehealth: Best practices and key learnings
2020-05-15 15:00 - 16:00 | Live Webinar
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Date: Friday, 15 May, 2020
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM IST | 60 Mins
At a time, when social distancing is among the major measures used to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth has been augmented as a key technology for safe and efficient communications and consultations. It is said to help in mitigating risk by minimising the number of face-to-face interactions.
Moreover, the WHO recently mentioned Telehealth among essential services in “strengthening the Health Systems Response to COVID-19” policy. According to this new policy, within the optimising service delivery action, telemedicine should be one of the alternative models for clinical services and clinical decision support.
In the same light, India too stepped-up telehealth as soon as the pandemic hit us. The response has been impressive. Many telehealth providers have already begun to face a tsunami of demand, which may be better described as global real-time piloting and go live. However, there are some barriers that need to overcome.
Express Healthcare’s next webinar focusses on Telehealth: Best practices and key learnings. The discussions in this educative session will delve into understanding how providers can effectively utilise telehealth services to stay connected to their existing patients and reach out to those who are in need of health services. It will also look at regulatory aspects, new guidelines that have come up and how providers can sustain this activity post-COVID.
Experts will talk about:

Telemedicine: An enabler of Health Care Access & Affordability
Special relevance in India and especially with the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic scenario
Regulatory compliances related to Tele-health. What is the law that regulates this mode of medical practice in India
Medico-legal concerns of Tele-medicine practice by doctors/hospitals
National Guidelines

Featured Speakers:

Dr. H S Chhabra, ISIC
Dr. Promod Kohli, Dean Medical Education and Medicolegal Consultant, Nayati Medicity, Mathura

Moderator:

Viveka Roychowdhury, Editor, Express Healthcare, Express Pharma, Express Diagnostics and Express Radiology

Post-COVID era: Achieving a breakthrough to realise Universal Health Coverage
2020-05-07 15:00 - 16:00 | Maharashtra
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Date: Thurs, 7 May, 2020
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM IST | 60 Min
As India continues its battle against Covid-19, many healthcare experts realise that the country must work on priority to achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Only an UHC system will enable the government and private organisations to face such pandemics or any medical emergencies in future. It will help the nation to provide quality healthcare services at affordable cost and remain sustainable making it the best healthcare system of the world. Achieving the goals of an UHC system for India should hence become the top priority while healthcare organisations and the government
Here are point that experts will cover in this webinar:

How can India create resources such as hospital infrastructure and adequate healthcare workforce to match WHO norms
How can India improve access (rural & urban) to healthcare
How can we make healthcare affordable for the community at large
How do we ensure that healthcare services provide quality and maintain patient safety

Featured Speakers:

Dr. Girdhar Gyani, Founder CEO, NABH and DG, AHPI
Dr. Sanjeev Singh, Professor of Hospital Administration and Sr Medical Superintendent; Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences; Kochi

Moderator:

Viveka Roychowdhury, Editor, Express Healthcare, Express Pharma, Express Diagnostics and Express Radiology

Radiology and Imaging Conclave 2019: 12 - 13 July 2019
2019-07-12 15:00 - 2019-07-13 14:30 | Radisson Blu Plaza Delhi Airport, Near Mahipalpur Extension Nh 8, Block R, Mahipalpur Village, Mahipalpur, New Delhi, Delhi, 110037, India
Radiology is an ever evolving field. Especially, with the increasing use and application of digital technologies in radiology the field is set to witness some exciting disruptions. At the second edition of Radiology and Imaging Conclave the crème de la crème from the radiology fraternity in India will ideate
After the success of the first edition of Radiology and Imaging Conclave in July 2018, Express Healthcare and the Radiology and Education Foundation (REF) is all set launch its second edition. The theme of Radiology and Imaging Conclave 2019 will be Radiology 2024, that delves into understanding future challenges and opportunities in the next five years. The conclave aims to disseminate information and knowledge that can help radiologists to turn challenges into opportunities and ensure a sustainable growth.

Topics of discussion

AI and clinical decision support
Adding ‘Value’ in Radiology and enhancing patient experience
Managing a radiology dept/center efficiently
Cut Practice: Can it be phased out? (Panel Discussion)
Managing emergencies (both medical and patient-created)
Planning the finances of a radiology center
Fellowship and sub-specialisation programs: Can we do better? (Panel Discussion)
Creating moonshots for the future: What is our wish list? (Panel Discussion
Encouraging women in radiology

For complete details visit: www.radiology.expresshealthcare.in
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Healthcare Senate 2019: 11 - 12 July 2019
2019-07-11 15:30 - 2019-07-12 14:30 | Radisson Blu Plaza Delhi Airport, Near Mahipalpur Extension Nh 8, Block R, Mahipalpur Village, Mahipalpur, New Delhi, Delhi, 110037, India
We are in an age where healthcare organisations need to be nimble, adopt a culture of innovation, be patient centric and tech savvy to stay afloat. Which is why the 4th edition of Healthcare Senate, India’s largest private sector Healthcare Business Summit which is being held from July 11-12, 2019 at Radisson Blue Airport, New Delhi is focusing on the theme India Healthcare Inc: Financially Fit, Tech Empowered
Who will attend:

CEOs/CFOs/COOs/CIOs/ MD of Hospital chains
CEOs/CFOs/COOs/CIOs/ MD of single speciality hospitals
Hospital Owners and decision makers
Owners of single speciality hospitals
Supply chain Heads and procurement heads of hospitals

Key Topics:

Change management and transformation leadership
Driving value in the era of Fintech
Revenue cycle Intelligence: The need of the hour
The role of healthcare CIOs in 2020
Mitigating vital challenges in supply chain

Award Categories:

Innovative Marketing Practices
Inspirational Workplace
Corporate Social Responsibility
Patient Care
Medical Value Tourism

Healthcare Excellence Awards 2019
To be held concurrently with Healthcare Senate on July 12, 2019, in New Delhi the Awards seek to recognise the vital contributions of private hospitals and industry leaders to enhance healthcare in India.
Our quest is to seek champions across categories; the pioneers and the leaders in an ever-evolving industry that know no boundaries and no limits. These are our visionaries, the front runners who are constantly looking beyond what is to, what could and will be.
For complete details visit: www.healthcaresenate.com
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Dx Summit | India's Largest Diagnostic Business Conclave
2019-02-22 15:00 - 2019-02-23 15:00 | Novotel Hyderabad Airport, Airport Approach Road, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500409, India
DX Summit 2019 is a gathering of both Industry and Academia associated with Invitro Diagnostics (IVD), Molecular Diagnostics, Rapid Testing, Point of Care Diagnostics/ Testing (POCT), Precision Medicine and associated regulatory matters, R&D and Technology transfer.
The Summit encourages deliberations on emerging opportunities and business models, as well as the challenges and regulatory issues facing the sector. It will also celebrate the milestones and the outstanding contributions of leading lights through the years.
