OVERVIEW

Total Health Europe is organized by Reuters Events Pharma and will be held from Nov 29 - 30, 2021

Who Should Attend :
Providers, Payers, Health Tech, Pharma, Policy Makers, Patient Advocates, C-Level, Executive Director, Director, Head of/ Senior Manager

Description :
Post-pandemic European healthcare providers face overburdened workforces and patients that struggle to access the care that they require. We must install new more efficient ways of working; embrace the technology available, make more accurate data informed decisions, improve our collaboration and expand the care setting beyond the confines of our hospitals and clinics.

Key themes at Total Health Europe include:
• Realise data-driven healthcare with digitalised patient records: Realise the full potential of these systems and the data they provide. Make data informed decisions that instigate real positive operational changes. Vastly improve your collaboration with other departments internally and also other institutions regionally and internationally, for the benefit of healthcare provision across the continent.
• Leverage virtual and remote care: Understand how to provide the optimum environment for your patient to be cared for remotely. Leverage the eHealth devices available to you, to effectively monitor and treat your patients. Ensure that your staff are utilising telemedicine to its full capabilities.
• Address the European health workforce crisis: Provide the working conditions and incentives that are most effective in attracting and retaining healthcare staff. Discuss how delivering opportunity for upskilling and increasing flexibility for staff can also help with improved attraction rates. Learn of the transformative potential of the available AI to reduce workloads long term.
• Improve patient access to care: Understand how to install a hybrid care model that caters for all patients. Discover directly from patient organisations on what your patients wish to see in future European care provision. Learn how recent major policy developments have disrupted patient inaccessibility issues.