Webinars

As pathology moves into the digital era, clinical laboratories, academic medical centers and health systems are navigating unprecedented volumes of high-resolution whole-slide image data, siloed archives and the growing imperative to deploy AI-driven workflows.

Before healthcare organizations can embark on a meaningful AI journey, they need to first consider if their data and interoperability strategy is positioning them for future success.

This session provides a clear, research backed view into where organizations stand today, the most significant barriers slowing advancement, and the priority areas executives should focus on to reduce fragmentation, improve data usability, and strengthen connected care capabilities for 2026 and beyond.

Join ThreatLocker Chief Product Officer Rob Allen for deep dive into a real-life cyberattack where one hospital had deployed Zero Trust endpoint controls and the other hadn't yet. Learn how far a hacker was able to explore, where they were stopped, how they reacted, and what you can do to thwart future attacks.

Patients can’t afford their medications. Prior authorization delays compromise patient health. Critical data doesn’t flow between incompatible systems. And despite the hype, AI hasn’t yet transformed day-to-day clinical practice.

The new digital battlefield of ransomware attacks means that healthcare organizations need to be prepared to fight back with comprehensive cyber resilience.

Join this session to learn about the evaluation methodology used to evaluate the performance of Elsevier’s ClinicalKey AI. We will share insights from Elsevier’s evaluation team’s experience establishing and implementing a framework for assessing the correctness and potential harmfulness of responses generated by the conversational search engine embedded within the tool.

Properly structured content becomes a powerful asset, enhancing patient engagement, operational efficiency, and compliance while supporting personalized care, telehealth, and workforce needs.

Regional imaging networks aim to improve the accessibility and quality of diagnostic imaging services for both healthcare providers and patients. In this webinar, a panel of healthcare providers will share their experiences on the deployment of such networks across different regions and countries.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how to address roadblocks and how to develop a sound strategy that will help modernize your IT infrastructure so you can support your clinical and business and operations staff digitally transform the delivery of patient care.