Clinical

Emergency physicians face enormous diagnostic pressure: high patient volume, vague symptoms and limited time. Choosing the wrong test delays care, increases costs and worsens outcomes. With several new diagnostic tools entering the market, clinicians must navigate a growing array of…

Hospitals are under pressure to ensure nurses are confident, competent and ready for high-stakes patient care — especially as clinical experience gaps widen. Forward-thinking organizations are turning to virtual reality to build nursing skills across all career stages, from onboarding…

Infusion centers face a dual challenge: growing patient volumes and constant staffing constraints. At Hartford HealthCare, nurse leaders are laying down a new model — one that uses real-time demand patterns to drive staffing decisions and deliver tangible improvements. In…

Complex wounds don’t heal on a schedule — and traditional hospital-based care models often fall short once patients go home. In this session, Erich Lemker, MD, a board-certified plastic surgeon at Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno, Calif., shares how…

Structural heart and TAVR programs are rapidly becoming strategic drivers for cardiovascular service line growth. Yet, evolving market dynamics, operational complexity, and the urgency of timely valve care are challenging even the most advanced hospital teams.  For many leaders, a…

Wearable technology isn’t just for step tracking anymore. At Ardent Health, it’s redefining acute and post-acute care delivery. In this on-demand webinar, Ardent’s Chief Medical Officer FJ Campbell, MD, shares how the system rolled out medical-grade wearables — and what…

The behavioral health workforce is facing an urgent challenge: a projected 100,000-worker shortfall by 2028. Recruitment alone won’t solve it—state licensing requirements and supervision gaps are creating costly delays that keep qualified clinicians out of the workforce for months or…

Trauma care moves fast — but when it’s time to improve, most teams rely on flawed recollections, incomplete EHRs, and scattered notes. There’s a better way. Join trauma leaders from Orlando Health, Penn Medicine, University of Rochester Medical Center, and…

Despite decades of research and digital tools, inpatient diabetes outcomes haven’t improved. Sliding scale insulin, EHR protocols and fragmented workflows persist — yet national data shows little progress in reducing complications, readmissions or length of stay. Hospitals can’t afford another…

Hospitals and health plans are no longer judged solely by what happens during an inpatient stay. With CMS tightening star ratings, HEDIS measures and value-based thresholds, providers and payers must manage quality and costs across the full continuum — especially…