Healthcare Webinars

This year will see almost 49% of the global population vote in an election. These will cover European, national, regional and local elections. This means we have a great opportunity to get lung health on the political agenda and ensure that politicians are working to improve healthcare and address the issues that can lead to poor lung health. In this event we will discuss the importance of patient advocacy, look at ways in which you can engage politicians and tell you about the #KeepBreathing campaign. Please join us for this informative and interactive lunchtime event on Tuesday 12 March 2024, 12:30-13:45 CET. This event is part of a series of live webinars related to the European Patient Ambassador Programme, a free, online, self-learning programme that introduces patients and carers to some of the basic skills and knowledge needed to represent yourself and others successfully.

Join our upcoming webinar on DCD in Lung Transplantation, featuring an expert lecture by @CeulemansLJ from Leuven, Belgium.

Title: Understanding Shifting Consumer Purchasing Trends Impacting HealthSpeaker: Sherry Frey - Total Wellness, NIQSherry Frey brings more than two decades of industry experience to her role as Vice President, Total Wellness at NielsenIQ. With a background in market research, innovation and consulting, she has elevated clients across the fresh, CPG and wellness industries, providing forward-thinking insights, combined with practical strategies. In addition to leading NielsenIQ’s Total Wellness industry engagement, Sherry has been a featured speaker at many national and international industry events and is often sought as a media and analyst resource on topics related to consumer health, wellness and environmental issues. Sherry’s view of health and wellness spans beyond personal health and wellness, encompassing how we collectively think about the health of the planet. ________________To join, click here.

We invite you to be part of this profound journey and join us on March 8th as we celebrate the extraordinary contributions of women in medicine

You are invited to attend one of two upcoming Zoom webinar information sessions for Healthcare Providers to learn about OBIA’s new Return To Work Program. The Return to Work Program provides an online training program tailored to employers and employees who have sustained concussion/brain injury, access to Enhanced Support Services, and collaboration between employers and employees. Please note, this program is only available to employees working in Ontario and employees must be returning to work with their pre-injury employer. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how you can best help employees in their return to work process following concussion/brain injury. Following the presentation, there will be time for a Q&A session.

In a new webinar with front-line clinicians and policymakers, the AMA and Manatt share these recommendations and highlight state- and community-based best practices.

The process of planning a funeral is a multifaceted endeavor involving considerations such as cultural traditions, accessibility, and the ability to derive meaning from the experience. This webinar aims to create age-appropriate, inclusive funeral conversations and expand participation to marginalized communities. It will discuss contemporary funeral care practices, including funeral procedures for different age groups and considerations for physical and cognitive challenges. Join us for this webinar to promote a healthier grieving process and a more compassionate approach to funeral planning.

Join us for a hands-on session with an exciting line-up of renown speakers where we delve into the dynamic landscape of women's health supplements. Explore the latest consumer trends shaping the industry, gain insights into the specific expectations women have from their supplements and uncover the fastest-growing subcategories. Powered by insights from Innova and the Industry Transparency Center. We will then provide an overview of the cutting-edge ingredients and nutritional science with speakers from ADM, Gnosis and KD Pharma. We will finish with ready-to-launch unique concepts that go beyond traditional pills, offering solutions that enable brand owners to stand out and succeed in the competitive women's health market. You will leave the session with concepts ready-to-go into your innovation pipeline: with high quality, scientific ingredients in exciting delivery formats.

The next Tuesday Lunch with RITA Webinar will address the vast topic of autoinflammatory diseases, how to recognise and treat them. Invited speakers: Prof. Helen Lachmann and Prof. Seza Özem. Chaired by: Dr. Marco Gattorno and Prof. Uziel Yosef.

Employee tobacco use costs organizations billions each year. Join our webinar with 2Morrow to discover how to support cessation and substance use disorders for your employees.Around 50 million people in the U.S. are addicted to some kind of tobacco product. This costs American employers billions of dollars each year—including $200 billion in direct medical care costs and $150 billion in productivity losses.Tobacco use stands as the foremost risk factor for preventable deaths, diseases, and healthcare expenditures, causing 480,000 premature deaths in the US alone every year. When expanded to substance use disorders more broadly, this number skyrockets.Our upcoming webinar with experts from 2Morrow, a leader in digital behavioral health, is designed to equip you with the critical resources you need to provide this level of support. We’ll delve into groundbreaking insights on tobacco use, including its detrimental health effects, financial toll on employers, and the remarkable return on investment that arises from supporting tobacco cessation strategies.We’ll also discuss:The current landscape of tobacco cessation and substance use disorder support from both individual and organizational perspectives, including the associated costs when left untreatedThe social cultural factors that influence engagement with tobacco cessation support and substance use disorderThe interconnectedness of mental and physical health, tobacco cessation, and substance use disorder supportAbout 2morrow2Morrow is a leader in digital behavioral health, providing evidence-based health and wellness programs to some of the nation's largest employers, states, and health plans. Founded in 2011 by a nurse and a medical device engineer, 2Morrow's vision is to increase access to care by combining behavioral science and smartphone technology. 2Morrow has helped over half a million people improve their lives using our digital health programs.Presenters:Nicole Roger, MFTKim McConnell, PHDJo Masterson, RN, MBASue Zbikowski, Ph.D