Total Health Course

Total Health Course is organized by Reuters Events Pharma and will be held from Nov 15 - 18, 2021.

Who Will Attend: The Boardroom of Healthcare:
Payers:
Make access challenges a thing of the past by integrating with new stakeholders to drive patient satisfaction and exceed patient expectations in the era of digital health

Providers:
Drive the digital health agenda to increase access and quality of healthcare through technological innovation, whilst driving organization efficiencies

Pharma:
Redefine patient value and the role of Pharma in the digital health era with rapid digital adoption for better customer engagement

Policy Makers:
Enable collaboration through regulation, setting benchmarks and standards for the future of health

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

Patient Advocates:
Represent the voice of the patient, ensuring that patient value is front and centre in all future healthcare developments

The Mission:
The time to build a better healthcare system is now.

Disruption to the status quo has created a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environment; an environment that is ripe for innovation, acceleration and implementation of needed changes around cost, equity and access to care. This moment must not be lost.

Key themes:
Barriers to healthcare innovation are falling; regulation, reimbursement, and market-share competition create environment of collaboration and accelerated change, providing a once in a generation opportunity to solve healthcare’s biggest challenges.

Health Security:
Build health systems, not sickness systems: Leverage real world data to identify social determinants of health to build predictive, preventative and personalized, value-based care for populations.

Health Data And Collaboration:
We are at a rare and exciting intersection in healthcare. Data, that has been accumulating, meets computational resources that can handle it. As such, breaking down the barriers that keep patient health information locked in digital silos is critical, not only for compliance, but to unleash the untapped potential of data-driven healthcare.

Virtual Care:
The adoption of telehealth continues to rise rapidly, requiring seismic shifts in the approach to patient pathways and care across the continuum. Re-invent the site of care to make access a problem of the past and drive down organizational costs.

BreakThrough Medical Innovation:
The pandemic showed us the power of a crisis mindset to fuel collaboration, innovation, investment and speed. Leverage new ways of working to break down barriers and build therapeutics of tomorrow.

Behavioural Health:
Seize the moment to improve health and build stronger, more resilient societies and healthcare organizations.