Reuters Events' Digital Health Virtual Conference
June 16 - 17, 2021 - KS USReuters Events
jamie.harding@thomsonreuters.com
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Reuters Events: Digital Health unites Healthcare Innovation, Digital, Telemedicine, Medical, Clinical and Informatics leaders to build a digital health industry that cuts the cost of care, improves access and delivers health equity Themes: Defining the future of Digital Health Remote health: Explore how and where virtual and remote care capabilities can be best applied across multiple clinical settings to further improve patient access, cut costs and improve clinical efficiency Predictive and preventative care: Leverage real-world data to identify health determinants and illness at an individual patient level to build predictive, preventative and personalized care models Population health: Capitalize on consumer technologies and empower patients to become the new healthcare decision-makers to advance treatments and expand access Value-based care: Build new healthcare models around population health, an understanding of the social determinants of health and accountability for the total cost of care yo drive health equity Precision medicine: Examine how evidence-based medicine - facilitated by consumer-tech generated data – plays an increasingly important role in research, prevention and treatment Who Attends Reuters Events: Digital Health Payers: Take a leading role on defining new digital, patient-centric care delivery models that deliver greater value-based care Providers: Drive the digital health agenda to increase access and quality of healthcare through technological innovation, whilst driving organization efficiencies Tech: From consumer devices, to medical services, medical devices and healthcare marketplaces, big tech innovators and health tech start-ups re-imagine the business of health in the digital age Pharma: Collaborate with stakeholders across the healthcare spectrum to better understand the patient, generate real world evidence and define the future of digital health and therapeutics