The Private Healthcare Exchanges conference July 16-17 in Chicago will focus on how the Affordable Care Act is changing the way insurers sell health insurance.
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2 events,In early August, the American Psychological Association will host its 120th annual meeting in Orlando. The conference will feature poster sessions, exhibitors and more than 80 workshops related to psychological health and psychology research. APA is the world’s largest organization of psychologists with more than 137,000 members. |
3 events,This is a showcase for innovative thought and transformative practices in the long-term care culture change movement — as well as an opportunity to facilitate communication among people interested in propelling this important work. |
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3 events,This biennial conference, held by the National Center for Health Statistics, focuses on the critical impact of public health data on the health and well-being of the U.S. population. The 2012 Conference will emphasize current NCHS data activities and their relationship to today’s key health issues. The Conference aims to further attendees’ understanding of the importance and relevance of public health data. |
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2 events,These sessions are intended to provide an opportunity for states and stakeholders to learn more about the next steps in implementation of the health care law and ask questions about work needed to build Affordable Insurance Exchanges in every state. HHS leadership will provide an overview of topics related to coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act effective in 2014. |
2 events,These sessions are intended to provide an opportunity for states and stakeholders to learn more about the next steps in implementation of the health care law and ask questions about work needed to build Affordable Insurance Exchanges in every state. HHS leadership will provide an overview of topics related to coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act effective in 2014. |
2 events,The American Podiatric Medical Association is holding its 100th Annual Scientific Meeting. Scheduled speakers include U.S. Surgeon General Regina M. Benjamin, M.D., M.B.A.; speaker/comedian David Glickman; and dozens of expert podiatrists in the fields of diabetes care, foot and ankle surgery, barefoot running, children’s foot health, and more. Nearly 2,000 member podiatrists, their families, exhibitors, and medical staff are registered to attend this premier foot and ankle conference. |
3 events,This conference, expected to draw about 14,000 scientists, will feature topics ranging from chemistry’s role in establishing the innocence of people wrongly convicted of murder to a spray-on coating to keep America’s favorite fresh fruit (that’s the banana) from ripening so quickly. |
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3 events,Led by HHS Assistant Secretary for Health, the webinar on reducing oral health disparities will concern about how to overcome barriers to provide oral health services to children and adults who needed them most. |
3 events,These sessions are intended to provide an opportunity for states and stakeholders to learn more about the next steps in implementation of the health care law and ask questions about work needed to build Affordable Insurance Exchanges in every state. HHS leadership will provide an overview of topics related to coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act effective in 2014. |
3 events,The Department of Health and Human Services has revised the schedule for its four regional forums to address questions and concerns from state officials and others as the department moves forward in implementing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. |
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2 events,The Union for International Cancer Control partners with Fondation québécoise du cancer, McGill University and Université de Montréal to host its bienniel 2012 World Cancer Congress this August. The conference’s theme this year is “Connecting for Global Impact” and focuses on ways cancer researchers and clinicians can unite to treat and prevent cancer. |
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