The Ultimate Directory on Healthcare Webinars

Remote consultations (and also remote triage by both clinical and non-clinical staff) are common in contemporary primary care. Serious safety incidents are extremely rare, but much can be done to make these remote encounters even safer. This one-hour webinar, presented by two academic GPs and based on qualitative research in the UK, will use fictionalised case vignettes to draw out lessons about the system factors around remote care which can (if optimised) assure safety or (if not optimised) place vulnerable patients at risk.28 May 2025 - 18:00 CESTSpeakers• Prof Trish Greenhalgh• Dr Rebecca PayneModaretor• Oleg Kravtchenko

You're invited to join us for a powerful yarn with our panel of First Nations health leaders and advocates.This session is designed for pharmacy students, interns, and early career pharmacists to explore the health challenges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples face—and why First Nations health is a responsibility we all share.Through an open and honest panel discussion, our speakers will reflect on the importance of cultural safety, the ongoing impacts of colonisation, and how pharmacists can make a real difference in their practice.This is a chance to listen, learn, and reflect as we work together towards health equity.Speakers: Shi-Anne Wallace, Indigenous Chair, National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association; Samantha Kourtis, Community Pharmacist & Managing Partner, Capital Chemist Charnwood; Kelly Tanner, Indigenous Engagement Manager, The Pharmacy Guild of Australia; Lachlan Munns, President, Goorie Berrimpa (University of Queensland First Nations Student Association).

This webinar brings together the e-&mHealth and Ageing Interest Groups to explore the challenges and opportunities of using technology to support healthy ageing. We will examine the human factors influencing technology adoption among older adults and discuss how these insights apply to innovative models such as Health Smart Homes and the Ecology of Readiness.Building on the recorded presentations available through the ISBNPA website, this live session offers Early Career Researchers (ECRs), Mid-Career Researchers (MCRs), and all ISBNPA members the chance to ask questions, share ideas, and deepen their understanding of how technology can enhance research and care practices for an ageing population.We look forward to sharing our work with you and encouraging lively discussion. Please review the supporting presentations ahead of the session:• Bridging Care and Innovation: Human Factors Shaping Technology Use for an Ageing Population – Dr. Claire Gough• Health Smart Homes and the Ecology of Readiness: Older Adults, Caregivers, and Connected Care – Dr. Gordana DermodySpeakers: Claire Gough, Flinders University; Gordana Dermody, University of the Sunshine Coast,Moderators: Trynke Hoekstra, Amsterdam Public Health Group

Turnover remains one of the biggest threats to healthcare stability, yet many organizations are still relying on short-term fixes. With hospital turnover hovering around 18% nationally — driven by burnout, staffing shortages and declining engagement — it's clear that a more sustainable approach is needed.Innovative health systems like Cedars-Sinai and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center are embracing holistic benefit programs that address the real drivers of burnout and disengagement with flexible care benefits and personalized well-being support.During this session, attendees will discover how to better support today's healthcare workforce — driving retention, productivity, and long-term organizational health. Insights include:• Proven strategies to reduce burnout and drive long-term retention• How to design inclusive benefits that meet diverse employee needs — like child care, elder care, pet care, and education assistance• Communication tactics that increase benefits engagement and drive measurable ROIPresenters:• Nicole M.B. Mitchell, Chief Diversity, Inclusion & Wellbeing Officer, Cedars Sinai• Christine Pfeiffer, Director Work/Life & Wellbeing, Human Resources, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center• Terri Kowalczyk, Vice President Global Enterprise Partnerships, Healthcare, Bright Horizons 

We are excited to invite you to our upcoming webinar, "Smarter Reviews with MyInsights + Narrative Predictive Value (NPV)," where we explore how MyEvaluations supports performance clarity through AI-enhanced summaries and predictive analytics. This session is perfect for Clinical Competency Committees (CCC), Program Directors, and educators seeking to elevate their semi-annual and milestone review processes.Key Topics Covered:• MyInsights Summaries: Learn how AI distills narrative feedback into milestone-tagged summaries.• Narrative Predictive Value (NPV): See how performance risk is identified early using comment trends and feedback analytics.• Provisional vs. Final Scores: Understand how to compare CCC ratings with trainee self-assessments using integrated dashboards.• Real-World Use Cases: Explore how programs are using MyInsights + NPV to improve trainee support.What You Will Gain:• Time savings in CCC prep• Greater insight into performance concerns• Tools for smarter feedback interventionWebinar Details:• Date: May 22, 2025• Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST• Duration: 2 Hours• Presenter: Dr. David P. Melamed• Cost: Complimentary as part of your MyEvaluations subscription

Everyday pressures can chip away at our mental wellbeing if we don’t take a proactive approach. In this session, we'll explore common strains on mental health and how to recognize personal triggers before challenges escalate. Participants will learn practical, everyday strategies to build resilience and prevent mental health escalation. We'll also highlight the crucial role of connection and why reaching out for support can make all the difference. Attendees will leave with actionable tips and a personalized framework to better navigate life events and protect their mental wellbeing.

Staying current with evolving trends in HIV testing is crucial for optimizing patient care and improving public health outcomes. This webinar will delve into the complexities of HIV diagnosis and the role of highly sensitive immunoassay testing in enhancing diagnostic accuracy and patient management. Dr. John-Paul Bettencourt, a certified HIV Specialist by the American Academy of HIV Medicine, will provide an in-depth discussion on HIV and co-infections, with an emphasis on the importance of early detection for timely intervention of HIV. Participants will gain valuable insights into the latest advancements and future directions in HIV and co-infection testing in support of global health efforts.Target audienceThis activity is designed for physicians, lab supervisors, lab directors (and/or assistant directors), lab managers (supervisory and/or non-supervisory), medical technologists, pathologists, and other laboratory professionals including medical directors.Learning objectivesAt the end of this session, participants will be able to:• Discover evolving trends in HIV testing.• Recognize the complexity of HIV and the diagnostic challenges associated with co-infections.• Assess the role of highly sensitive immunoassays in infectious disease diagnostics.Faculty: John-Paul Bettencourt, DO, MPH, MBA, AAHIVS, CPE, Chief Medical Officer/Medical Director, McGregor Clinic, Fort Myers, FLEmail Addresses: education@myadlm.org

As a health care professional, you play an important role in preventing the spread of measles and helping patients make informed decisions for their families. With ongoing measles outbreaks in the US, there are steps you can take to stay prepared—especially during the upcoming summer travel season. Join CDC experts and the AMA for a timely discussion on current trends in measles epidemiology, clinical recognition, the importance of vaccination, and how to prepare for and respond to measles, so you can keep yourself, your coworkers, and your communities safe.Learning Objectives:1. Describe current trends in measles epidemiology2. Recognize, identify and appropriately test for measles in patients presenting with measles signs and symptoms3. Explain how vaccination protects against measles and prevents transmission4. Learn how to prepare your clinic for a case of measles5. Describe infection prevention strategies for measles in health care settingsPanelists:• Sandra Fryhofer, MD – Moderator, AMA• CAPT Manisha Patel, MD, MS, MBA – Chief Medical Officer, CDC’s NCIRD• Thomas (Dan) Filardo, MD – Medical Officer, CDC’s NCIRD• CAPT David Sugerman, MD, MPH, FACEP – Team Lead, CDC’s NCIRD• Chris Prestel, MD, FAAP – Medical Officer, CDC’s DHQP/NCEZID

In March 2025, the regulation establishing the European Health Data Space (EHDS) entered into force. This landmark initiative aims to empower European citizens by providing them with electronic access to their health data while ensuring secure data sharing to enhance healthcare, policy-making, and research.In May, EPF will host a webinar titled "Understanding patients’ rights in the European Health Data Space".Date: 15 May 2025Time: 11:00 - 12:00 CETRegister here.This webinar aims to educate patients, citizens, and stakeholders on the key aspects of the EHDS, focusing on patients’ rights and the practical changes the regulation introduces. It will provide a clear explanation of how EHDS enhances personal health data access, sharing, and security while highlighting the role of patient organisations in shaping its implementation. Additionally, the webinar will explore the health data literacy efforts needed to ensure that patients and citizens can fully understand and exercise their new rights under the EHDS, empowering them to navigate the evolving digital health landscape with confidence. Full agenda will be shared soon. 

Key topics and learningsDiscover how smart lighting is reshaping imaging rooms to enhance patient comfort, improve staff efficiency, and create better healthcare spaces. In this engaging webinar, we'll explore real-world scenarios where connected lighting helps reduce stress, boost accuracy, and optimize workflows. Join us to see how the right lighting design can transform experiences for both patients and clinicians.Learning objectives:1. Understand the Impact of Connected Lighting – Learn how smart lighting enhances patient comfort, helps reduce anxiety, and supports staff efficiency in imaging rooms.2. Explore Real-World Design Scenarios – Discover how thoughtful lighting design supports workflow optimization, safety, and precision in medical imaging environments.3. Improve Patient & Staff Experiences – Gain insights into lighting solutions that create a more calming atmosphere for patients while enabling clinicians to work more effectively.4. Implement Best Practices in Healthcare Spaces – Learn key design considerations and technologies to create imaging rooms that balance functionality, aesthetics, and well-being.Presented by: Elina Dayanova, Global Business Director, Signify; Ramon van de Ven, Senior User Experience Designer, Signify; Bart van Gils, New Business Application Specialist, Signify.