Health care data is under attack
Experts in health care data security will discuss the Fifth Annual Benchmark Study on Privacy & Security of Healthcare Data…
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OSAP 2015 Symposium: Infection Control – Gaining the Edge
The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention’s (OSAP) annual meeting of dental providers and researchers will focus on infection control. -
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Bundled payment summit
The fifth national Bundled Payment Summit will address health care payment reforms and have a particular focus on bundled payment. -
Canadian Association of Journalists 2015 Annual Conference
EvidenceNetwork.ca is supporting a keynote speech by Trudy Lieberman, Past President of the AHCJ at the Canadian Association of Journalists 2015 Annual… -
Medicare Part D – A Beacon or a Warning Light?
The National Academy of Social Insurance will hold a briefing on the Medicare prescription drug program, known as Part D…. -
The virtual visit: How telehealth is reshaping care delivery
The National Institute for Health Care Management will sponsor a webinar on how more health systems are using telemedicine to… -
Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa
The National Research Council will hold a workshop in Washington, D.C., on the determinants of the slow fertility transition in… -
U.S. Population Estimates by Demographic Characteristics
The Census Bureau is scheduled to release its populations estimates by demographic characteristics. -
Health Matters webinar on King v. Burwell: Obamacare on the brink?
The National Institute for Health Care Management will sponsor a webinar on whether the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in King v…. -
Atlanta chapter: Vaccine hesitancy and outreach
Vaccine refusers represent only a small percentage of people who may not get vaccines for themselves or their children. Many… -
Conference call: Injury deaths, national & state rates/rankings to be released
Press briefing conference call to release The Facts Hurt: A State-By-State Injury Prevention Policy Report, including state-by-state injury death rates and… -
Washington, D.C. chapter: Language do’s and don’ts
Take part in a discussion about choosing wording that’s sensitive and straightforward when reporting on the LGBT community, people with…
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