Oct 13, 2015
Lunch & Learn - Gambling, Alcohol & Medicinal Marijuana & Public Interest Tickets, Toronto | Eventbrite
Join us on October 28th from 1:45pm – 3pm at Metro Hall in Toronto as we discuss various sector approaches to managing high risk products and services: gambling, alcohol, and marijuana and how these products/activities are managed to meet public interests. It’s a free event, but you must be registered to attend. REGISTER TODAY In partnership with OLG Panel Moderator: Dr. Jon Kelly, CEO...
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SFI Technology Innovation Development Award (TIDA) Pitch Off Tickets, Dublin 2 | Eventbrite
Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) in association with the DCU Ryan Academy invites you to the SFI Technology Innovation Development Award (TIDA) Pitch off Why attend? If you are interested in learning about the talented people and ideas being funded by SFI across the Irish Higher Education...
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Turn up the volume! Curing the silence epidemic. Patient safety through a just culture in healthcare – Conference & Workshop Tickets, Bristol | Eventbrite
This is a not for porfit event giving an opportunity to hear from key players and to contribute, through workshop exercises and a follow up report, to the development of a community robust of practice. Group discuounts available - email info@carerightnow.co.uk Speakers and panel members include...
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Turn up the volume! Curing the silence epidemic. Patient safety through a just culture in healthcare – Conference & Workshop Tickets, Bristol | Eventbrite
This event is a unique opportunity to hear from a diverse range of speakers. The event will be positive and engaging, focusing on sharing and learning, best practice and great leadership. Why is this event important? It aims to strengthen the move to greater transparency in the...
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Open Data Jam 2014 #ODJAM2014 Tickets, Hamilton | Eventbrite
Open Data Jam 2014 #ODJAM2014 is a 3-day event bringing together government, developers and citizens to collaborate and accelerate Open Data efforts in Hamilton. Governments and organizations have become some of our largest data collectors and the resource is often resting in silos untouched...
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First Annual University of Phoenix Business and Technology Conference Hawaii 2015 Tickets, Honolulu | Eventbrite
In today’s fast-paced business environment, utilizing technology and exploring innovation are becoming the norm to staying competitive. To enable greater communication and understanding between business and technology, this conference will focus on the following topics: Enabling Cloud...
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HIMSS and the future of diabetes care
At HIMSS last week, I was honored to be part of a HX360 Innovation Leaders Program panel discussion concerning innovation and the future of diabetes care. I was joined by Michael Payne, CCO of Omada Health, Dr David Moen, CMO of Healthy Interactions and Dr Anand Iyer, chief data science officer of W
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Will We Ever Address the Political Determinants of Health Inequities?
At the IHI 100 Million Healthier Lives conference, we had a "campfire" discussion on the political determinants of health. This discussion inspired this post.
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Population Health vs. Public Health: The rising significance of Population Health
Amidst growing concern over the health of the population as a whole, a shift is underway to focus less on individual care and more on managing the population's health. First, let's define what population health is.
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Estimated Deaths Attributable to Social Factors in the United States
Objectives. We estimated the number of deaths attributable to social factors in the United States.Methods. We conducted a MEDLINE search for all English-language articles published between 1980 and 2007 with estimates of the relation between social factors ...
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Walked about 20 miles around #Chicago in two days. My dogs are tired! #fitbit #sightseeing #family
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Celebrating Transformational Innovators
Scientific researchers – in academia and the private sector – give us tremendous gifts of health and happiness. Anyone who has experienced the loss of a parent or a grandparent to Alzheimer's, or has taken medicine to treat a headache, or has avoided illness altogether thanks to a vaccine, knows the