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SUMMARY:Connected Health Conference
DESCRIPTION:The 8th annual Connected Health Conference (formerly the mHealth Summit)\, provides the global platform for leadership\, innovation and opportunity to achieve our new and ambitious vision of personal connected health for all. Hosted by the Personal Connected Health Alliance (PCHA)\, the Connected Health Conference was renamed in 2015 to reflect an increasingly consumer-centered\, technology-enabled and collaborative approach to improving health\, and builds on the success of the mHealth Summit. \nTopics on the agenda include: \n\n\nCybersecurity \n\n\nWearables \n\n\nBusiness Model Innovation \n\n\nStrategies for Managing Chronic Disease \n\n\nReal World Evidence for Medical Device and Drug Validation \n\n\nGeo-Located Health \n\n\nMotivating Prevention \n\n\nPreventing & Managing Zika \n\n\nState of Brain Health & Sensing \n\n\nInside and Out: Sensors for Personalized Medicine \n\n\nMaking Use of Patient-Generated Health Data in Healthcare \n\n\nPartnering for Better Adherence \n\n\nSports\, Performance & the Weekend Athlete \n\n\nPatients as Innovators and Partners \n\n\nUsing Personal Connected Health for Pain\, Addiction & Healing \n\n\nDisruptive Women in Health Care Luncheon \n\n\nDeveloping Markets in Personal Connected Health \n\n\nFacilitating Convenient Diabetes Care with Technology \n\n\nGetting Un-Real: Virtual & Augmented Reality in Healthcare Delivery \n\n\nGlobal to Local Initiative: A Community Collaboration Case Study \n\n\nBest New Engagement Research \n\n\nEstablishing a Telemedicine Practice \n\n\nMeeting the Challenges of Precision Medicine — Enhancing Innovation and Mitigating Risks \n\n\nState of Connected Behavioral Health \n\n\nConnected Caregiving \n\n\nMaking Personal Connected Health Inclusive \n\n\nPersonal Health Data: Practices\, Rights & Opportunities – A Call to Action \n\n\nIncentivizing Health in the Workplace: Payers & Self-Insured Employers \n\n\nA Cross-Border Dialogue on Connected Care \n\n\nCities that Promote Health \n\n\nConnecting Research and Participatory Health: Patients and Family Caregivers Leading the Way \n\n\nDeveloping & Operating Texting Programs in Low Resource Environments \n\n\nMobile in Practice: How VA Used Processes and Patient-Centered Design to Develop Meaningful Apps \n\n\nThe Rise of Telebehavioral Health \n\n\nWay Beyond the Pill
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SUMMARY:National Institute on Drug Abuse to discuss results of 2016 Monitoring the Future Survey
DESCRIPTION:The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) holds a teleconference to discuss findings from its 2016 Monitoring the Future survey conducted by the University of Michigan. The annual survey examines drug use and attitudes among eighth\, 10th\, and 12th-grade students. For more details\, contact the NIDA press office at 301-443-6245 or media@nida.nih.gov or visit NIDA’s webpage here.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/national-institute-on-drug-abuse-to-discuss-results-of-2016-monitoring-the-future-survey/
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SUMMARY:Mayors examine issues of homelessness and hunger in America
DESCRIPTION:The U.S. Conference of Mayors and National Alliance to End Homelessness to Release 2016 Hunger and Homelessness Survey \nThe U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) will release its Annual 2016 Hunger and Homelessness Report on Dec. 14 at 11 am (EST) featuring results from 39 cities from across the country. \nThis year\, the Conference is working in conjunction with the National Alliance to End Homelessness\, a leading voice on homelessness research in the nation. Using the Alliance’s expertise\, this year’s mayors report is able\, for the first time\, to present a snapshot of homelessness in U.S. cities as well as compare trends in homelessness between cities and the nation as a whole. \nThe report includes results from a broad array of America’s major urban centers (listed below)\, and underscores the fact that despite the economic recovery\, the majority of study cities in 2016 had rates of homelessness higher than the national rate of homelessness. Survey results also show a small increase in requests for emergency food assistance in the participating cities. \nFor more than a quarter century\, The Conference of Mayors has reported annually on the status of hunger and homelessness in our nation’s cities\, as well as highlighted innovative city-based programs offered to help those needing emergency assistance in cities and their metropolitan areas. \nAn advanced embargoed copy of the report and release will be available at www.usmayors.org the evening of Dec. 13. \nNational conference call to release the USCM 2016 hunger and homelessness report  Call-In Number: 888-713-3594 | Passcode: 2651573 \nContact: Elena Temple 202-861-6719 | etemple@usmayors.org \n2016 cities: \n\n\nAlbuquerque\, NM \n\n\nAlexandria VA \n\n\nAugusta GA \n\n\nAustin\, TX \n\n\nBaltimore\, MD \n\n\nCambridge\, MA \n\n\nCharleston\, SC \n\n\nCharlotte\, NC \n\n\nChicago\, IL \n\n\nCleveland\, OH \n\n\nDallas\, TX \n\n\nDes Moines\, IA \n\n\nDetroit\, MI \n\n\nDistrict of Columbia \n\n\nDurham\, NC \n\n\nEl Paso\, TX \n\n\nGresham OR \n\n\nIndianapolis\, IN \n\n\nLincoln\, NE \n\n\nLong Beach\, CA \n\n\nLos Angeles\, CA \n\n\nLouisville\, KY \n\n\nNashville\, TN \n\n\nNorfolk\, VA \n\n\nOklahoma City\, OK \n\n\nPasadena\, CA \n\n\nPhiladelphia\, PA \n\n\nPortland\, ME \n\n\nPortland OR \n\n\nProvidence\, RI \n\n\nSalt Lake City\, UT \n\n\nSan Antonio\, TX \n\n\nSan Francisco\, CA \n\n\nSanta Barbara\, CA \n\n\nSeattle\, WA \n\n\nSt. Louis\, MO \n\n\nSt. Paul\, MN \n\n\nWashington\, DC \n\n\nWichita\,KS \n\n\nThe U.S. Conference of Mayors is the official nonpartisan organization of cities with populations of 30\,000 or more. There are 1\,295 such cities in the country today\, and each city is represented in the Conference by its chief elected official\, the mayor. Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/usmayors\, or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/usmayors. \n 
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/mayors-examine-issues-of-homelessness-and-hunger-in-america/
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