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SUMMARY:Connected Health Summit: Independent Living and Wellness
DESCRIPTION:Connected Health Summit anticipates increasing demand for both clinical and consumer health and wellness solutions aimed at improving the quality of life for people living and seeking support at home. The expansion of connected medical devices and telehealth services into the home\, as well as the increasing movement of connected consumer devices into health and wellness\, is growing new markets for independent living solutions that serve the elderly\, patients with chronic conditions\, rural households\, and caretakers. \nPress passes are available for “traditional media\, including local\, national\, and industry journalists.”
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SUMMARY:Assessing Illness and Death Counts Following Large-Scale Disasters
DESCRIPTION:9:30 AM to 5:30 PM EST\, both days \n A National Academies of Sciences\, Engineering\, and Medicine will examine the current systems and capabilities for collecting and reporting death-count data during and after a large-scale disaster\, particularly hurricanes\, earthquakes\, and non-infectious disease-related events. The workshop is part of the information-gathering process for a National Academies consensus study\, Best Practices in Assessing Mortality and Significant Morbidity Following Large-Scale Disasters. Public health experts will present case studies from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Officers from Florida’s Department of Public Health will also discuss the state’s system for assessing post-disaster illness and death. In addition\, speakers from academia and state\, county\, and tribal health departments will explore why accurate data collection is important for preparing for the next large-scale disaster. \n Details: In person: National Academy of Sciences building 2101 Constitution Ave N.W.\, Room 120 Washington\, D.C. Agenda | Webcast (slides and video of the event will be available about a week after the meeting) \n Reporters who wish to attend in person should register in advance: 202-334-2138 news@nas.edu \n 
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