Category Archives: Health

What is new in the field of Health. Trending topics, and cutting edge research in the are of Health. Press Releases that give us updates on Health.

SkyView Technology Now Offering Accelerated Execution of Remote, Work From Home Solutions to Businesses Amid Coronavirus Pandemic


News Image

The professionals at SkyView Technology are focused on keeping your business running without productivity or profit loss. We will implement a remote working plan that is designed specifically for you while protecting you from the implications of the coronavirus, says Michael Camodeca

With the implications of the novel coronavirus, there is an urgent need for remote, work from home options for employees. In addition to their current menu if services, SkyView Technology is now providing immediate remote-working solutions for companies all over the country. The team of experienced IT professionals at SkyView Technology can help companies build dynamic systems to keep everything running smoothly in these uncertain times. SkyView Technology offers the implementation of dependable infrastructure to allow a business to have staff work from anywhere, including home. The SkyView Technology team can now provide services to get people working from remote locations promptly, on a compliant, secure cloud platform. The cloud services offered provide a virtual environment that is closely monitored and maintained by a team of network and security professionals. With the use of the cloud, companies can streamline current processes to easily allow for collaborative work and file sharing.

SkyView Technology offers expertise to help businesses in this time of instability, keeping people working and the economy moving. They provide the flexibility and peace of mind that companies need to run effectively, with cloud and server management solutions that set businesses up for the future. Other quick-fix options found on the internet are not secure and could possibly be illegal software. By using SkyView Technology professional services, an employee’s remote work environment can be up and running fast, with the correct implementation of effective security measures and compliance. The team of IT experts can set you up with your current home computers, your current work computers/laptop or with new hardware, fully setting them up and getting your remote network operating fast.

“The professionals at SkyView Technology are focused on helping you keep your business running without productivity or profit loss. We will implement a remote working plan that is designed and configured specifically for your business while protecting you from the implications of the coronavirus” says Michael Camodeca, President

More about SkyView Technology:

SkyView Technology has provided computer consulting and technology services in Chicago since 2002. They specialize in providing comprehensive technology solutions to help clients of every size take their business to the next level. SkyView Technology services include managed computer networking, cloud and server management solutions, data and disaster protection strategies, networking solutions and security. These IT professionals have received numerous awards and accolades, including multiple Best In computer networking Awards and have been recognized as a Top-Rated IT Company by Find Local Contractors.

For more information on SkyView Technology and how they can help you provide you with fast work from home solutions, please call (877) 818-3247 or visit http://www.skyviewtechnology.com.

Share article on social media or email:

DSS, Inc. Secures Patent for Automatic Generation of Patient Presence for Patient Portals


News Image

“Enhanced health data interoperability is critical for providing the best quality of care possible for patients,” said Mark Byers, president and CEO of DSS. “This patent reinforces DSS’ legacy of being a trusted provider of the most innovative health technology solutions.”

Document Storage Systems, Inc. (DSS, Inc.), a leading provider of health information technology (HIT) solutions for federal, private and public healthcare organizations, today announced the notice of allowance was granted to by the U.S. Patent Office for U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 14/313,766 entitled AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF PATIENT PRESENCE FOR PATIENT PORTALS.

With the management of electronic healthcare records sweeping the industry, the patent is directed to health record management systems, and how users and healthcare providers can access and interact with these systems.

This patent protects the DSS technology that allows patients, healthcare providers and facilities to transmit patient health related data to a health record management system in a secure and efficient manner.

The patented system also allows for any healthcare entity to securely submit health related data for any patient and be automatically registered with the system. Therefore, patients are no longer required to access multiple different health record management systems due to their healthcare providers being registered with different systems.

“Enhanced health data interoperability is critical for providing the best quality of care possible for patients,” said Mark Byers, president and CEO of DSS. “This patent reinforces DSS’ legacy of being a trusted provider of the most innovative health technology solutions.”

DSS Incorporated has other patents pending.

About Document Storage Systems, Inc. (DSS, Inc.)

With over 25 years of experience, DSS knows what works. We are a health information software development and systems integration company, providing services and solutions used daily by thousands of clinicians and administrative staff nationwide, to reduce costs, streamline workflows and improve patient care. For more information about DSS, visit http://www.dssinc.com.

Share article on social media or email:

Industrial Scientific Completes Integration of Radius® BZ1 Area Monitors with SAFER One™ Software


Incorporating gas data from Radius BZ1 Area Monitors into SAFER One software shows users where a leak is coming from, where it’s going, and who could be impacted.

Industrial Scientific, the global leader in gas detection and connected safety, is pleased to announce the integration of the Radius BZ1 Area Monitor with SAFER One Dynamic Plume Modeling Software.

By pairing real-time gas concentration data from the Radius BZ1 with on-site weather data, SAFER One creates a dynamic dispersion model that quickly identifies the source and predicted path of a hazard following a chemical release. Responders can easily assess the severity and potential community impact of any chemical situation and take control by determining where to shelter workers, whether to evacuate nearby residents, and more.

“Incorporating gas data from Radius BZ1 Area Monitors into SAFER One software shows users where a leak is coming from, where it’s going, and who could be impacted,” said Jason Kettler, product manager at Industrial Scientific. “This real-time information allows users to adapt to changing conditions and make decisions that will protect their workers and communities, placing us one crucial step closer toward our vision of ending death on the job by 2050.”

Customers with Radius BZ1 Area Monitors can pair their existing equipment with SAFER One to begin operating with increased confidence in a chemical emergency.    

Learn more about SAFER One.

About Industrial Scientific Corporation

As a global leader in connected safety, Industrial Scientific provides gas detection products, services and software to keep workers safe in hazardous environments. To date, the company supports 3,000 iNet® customers and monitors 360,000 devices across 13,000 sites. Established in 1985 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Industrial Scientific has more than 1,200 global employees across 21 countries committed to preserving human life and eliminating death on the job by the year 2050. Industrial Scientific is also the parent company to Predictive Solutions Corporation (http://www.predictivesolutions.com) and Intelex Technologies (http://www.intelex.com). For more information, visit http://www.indsci.com.

Share article on social media or email:

COVID-19 Healthcare Information Portal Now Available from EBSCO Information Services


News Image

This is a time of massive and rapid information demand. By creating this portal, we are responding to the needs of many sectors of society by making COVID-19 information available for a diverse set of users.

A team of healthcare professionals and evidence-based medical experts at EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) has launched a COVID-19 portal which aggregates real-time information updates from authoritative sources to provide information on all aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The portal was created to meet the needs of the healthcare information community in a time when information is released at a rapid rate, from all areas of the knowledge ecosystem. The COVID-19 portal provides researchers and healthcare professionals with consolidated access to real-time, credible information. Librarians and information professionals are also called upon to suggest resources that should be added to the site.

EBSCO Information Services Chief Medical Knowledge Officer Brian S. Alper, MD, MSPH, FAAFP, FAMIA, says the portal was developed to provide useful information to many professionals seeking information about COVID-19. “This is a time of massive and rapid information demand. By creating this portal, we are responding to the needs of many sectors of society by making COVID-19 information available for a diverse set of users. To meet this great need, we have enabled information professionals and others to contribute — to leverage their expertise developing collections and vetting sources — which we’ve made possible through this portal.”

The portal was created in collaboration with EBSCO’s Stacks division. Stacks Founder and EBSCO Information Services Vice President of SaaS Product and Technology Kristin Delwo says the portal is an evolving platform that aims to include all trusted resources to best meet the needs of the online research community. “At its simplest level, the COVID-19 portal is a way to help people share and find information. As experts in clinical content, EBSCO is well positioned to curate a site of this magnitude and to understand the best curators of this valuable content.”

The EBSCO Clinical Decisions division provides clinical decision support resources to healthcare institutions around the world. The COVID-19 portal is one of several ways that EBSCO has made healthcare information accessible during the pandemic. DynaMed®, EBSCO’s clinical decision support tool, has made its COVID-19 clinical topic open, offering easy access to evidence-based information related to treatment that is updated daily. EBSCO has also developed a healthcare resource center to provide open access to the content it provides to medical, nursing and allied health professionals.

To learn more, visit covid-19.ebscomedical.com.

About EBSCO’s Health Resources

EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) is a leading provider of clinical decision support solutions, medical research information and healthcare business intelligence for the healthcare industry. EBSCO users include professionals in medicine, nursing, and allied health. Flagship products include DynaMed®, Dynamic Health™, clinical e-books and e-journals, EBSCO Discovery Service™, licensed databases (such as CINAHL® Complete, MEDLINE® Complete) plus EBSCONET®. EBSCO’s health databases are powered by EBSCOhost®, the research platform favored by libraries around the world.

For more information, please contact:

Jessica Holmes

Communications Director

978-356-6500 x3485

jmholmes@ebsco.com

Share article on social media or email:

Harmony Healthcare Enhances Portfolio with Business Intelligence/Data Analytics Solution


News Image

The COVID-19 virus has been the greatest challenge to date for health systems and their mastery of data. Organizations that understand patient population data are making quicker and more informed decisions…

Now more than ever, hospitals are expected to improve healthcare outcomes and increase patient satisfaction at a rapid pace. Such initiatives mean not only analyzing data but also putting that data into action for patients. Harmony Healthcare is ready to enable health systems to do just that with its new business intelligence and data analytics solution.

“Our entry in healthcare data analytics is part of our planned expansion into population health,” founder and CEO Christian Brown said. “It is our belief that population health solutions will lead to healthier outcomes and lower healthcare costs and will relieve some of the burden on clinicians. We are excited to be a part of that.”

The world of business intelligence and data analytics is fast-changing, but Harmony says most healthcare institutions can’t move fast enough to keep up. Changing that, according to company leadership, means infusing institutions with experts trained in leading tools such as Tableau and Microsoft’s Power BI.

“The COVID-19 virus has been the greatest challenge to date for health systems and their mastery of data,” Brandon Martin, Vice President, Client Solutions, said. “Organizations that understand patient population data are making quicker and more informed decisions on managing patient safety, patient care strategies, knowing where supplies are, and much more. This will serve as a lesson and a reminder of the power big data possesses and organizations that invest in population health initiatives will be better equipped for unexpected challenges and normal day to day operations.”

Harmony designed this solution to help healthcare institutions realize the value of their data investments. Experts can support facilities’ projects via remote connections or on-site in roles such as system administrators, developers, and analysts while:

-optimizing the revenue cycle

-increasing productivity

-delivering population health

-improving healthcare outcomes

Harmony is ready now to respond to clients’ needs for Power BI and Tableau professionals. “Our quality process will both impress and bring efficiency to this exciting expansion,” Brown said.

About Harmony Healthcare

Harmony Healthcare, a human capital management company, provides a diverse range of nonclinical staffing and consulting solutions to healthcare organizations nationwide. The company’s portfolio delivers quality solutions to empower healthcare organization success, enhance clinical and financial outcomes, and enable the transition to value-based healthcare. Harmony is a trusted partner to over 300 clients including 11 of the top 15 largest health systems in the nation, major academic health centers, hospitals, physician practices, payers, 9 of the 15 largest CPA firms, and the federal government.

Share article on social media or email:

Copley’s COVID-19 Application Utilizing the Qlik Platform


Copley Consulting Group | Qlik Analytics | COVID-19

Coronavirus | COVID-19

The Copley Consulting Group is providing this data with the hope that people will gain deeper and meaningful insight as to the challenges we face and provide some degree of reassurance as we move towards controlling and hopefully eradicating this virus.

With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting the world population, and the recent aggressive outbreaks across the United States, Copley has designed an application utilizing the Qlik platform, to measure and track this virus and the effect it has had across financial markets and environmental conditions, in addition to health data. Unifying disparate data from multiple sources including Johns Hopkins, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other data sources, Copley has built an interactive Qlik Sense application to track daily, weekly and monthly critical data elements to provide a more holistic view of the viruses impact. We have melded this information with the new unemployment statistics to understand the correlation of the pandemic with the financial fallout.

At a high level, individuals can visualize key metrics such as Total Cases, Mortality Rates and Recoveries globally while melding it with correlated financial and environmental information. Given the capability for on-line, real time interactivity, users can compare country, region, state, and local critical data points to better understand the profound impact of COVID-19 while allowing for personalized geographic focus.

As stated, by consolidating data from the multiple, disparate data sources, the application provides you with a broader vantage point of the overall impact of the virus on our economy and environment.

Having the most up-to-date and accurate data can be accomplished with Qlik. This data is being provided with the hope that people will gain deeper and meaningful insight as to the challenges we face and provide some degree of reassurance as we move towards controlling and hopefully eradicating this virus.

We will continue to enhance the application as we evaluate new data sources as we work to provide you with updates as we progress and continue to support our community.

If you have any questions regarding Qlik or the data provided, please feel free to contact us at qlik@copleycg.com.

To access the interactive Qlik application to track COVID-19, click here.

About The Copley Consulting Group

The Copley Consulting Group helps organizations drive business transformation. With 30 years of experience in ERP and business analytics, it is our mission to guide organizations and help them enhance business processes and increase efficiencies in operations. https://copleycg.com

Share This on Social:

[DISPLAY_ULTIMATE_PLUS]

Share article on social media or email:

PaymentVision is producing and donating 3D Face Masks to help employees and local communities


PaymentVision begins production of 3D protective face masks

PaymentVision begins production of 3D protective face masks

“We are all in this together and look forward to helping flatten the curve. Our innovative team took the initiative and started producing the masks when they saw the opportunity,” said Rob Pollin, CEO and Founder

PaymentVision is producing 3D Face Masks to help employees and local communities. While PaymentVision employees are working from home, PaymentVision recognizes the risk from COVID-19 is great. PaymentVision started this weekend producing masks for our employees and will continue to produce face masks and donate to local hospitals in need.

“We are all in this together and look forward to helping flatten the curve. Our innovative team took the initiative and started producing the masks when they saw the opportunity,” said Rob Pollin, CEO and Founder

COVID-19 or Coronavirus has impacted people throughout the United States and all over the world. Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, there has been a shortage of protective masks for healthcare workers and communities. Innovative employees at Autoscribe (Parent Company of PaymentVision) are making protective masks using a 3D printer.

The protective masks are being printed using 3D printing plans shared by Billings Clinic Foundation. To help prevent the further spread of COVID-19, masks are being distributed to PaymentVision employees and their family members. Extra protective masks will be donated to local hospitals in need. Keeping the community, employees and their families safe is important to our company.

Thanks to Billings Clinic Neurosurgeon and a local dentist; they developed the plans for printing these reusable masks. To learn more about the masks visit https://www.billingsclinic.com/foundation/.

Share article on social media or email:

Parenteral Drug Association Announces Measures to Support Pharma/Biopharma Industries during Covid-19 Pandemic


PDA, Inc.

PDA remains dedicated to providing our members with the useful tools and resources you need, particularly when as they face unexpected challenges.

The Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) announced that it is suspending membership expirations retroactively to March 1 and continuing until the end of June. All members will continue to enjoy the benefits of membership, even if you are unable to pay due to the impact of the corona virus pandemic.

“The PDA team wants everyone in our community to stay safe during this difficult time,” said PDA President/CEO Richard Johnson. “PDA remains dedicated to providing our members with the useful tools and resources you need, particularly when as they face unexpected challenges.”

While PDA puts in place alternative solutions for training and conferences, here is a partial list of the benefits you can take advantage of immediately as you continue to work and advance your career:

  • Access to the full contents of all active Technical Reports on the Technical Report Portal
  • Review the PDA Glossary of Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Terminology
  • Read the PDA Letter with its just-refreshed website. Share articles with your colleagues, as all new content will be open access during the COVID-19 crisis.
  • Find peer-reviewed, industry-critical research at the PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science & Technology The Mar/Apr issue will be open access, so share with colleagues!
  • Connect with the PDA Community across social media platforms including PDA Connect, PDA’s LinkedIn Group, on Twitter, including the US and Europe, and on PDA’s YouTube channel.
  • And don’t forget that many local PDA Chapters are also active on social media; search for them on the same platforms where you find PDA.
  • Catch up on your technical reading at the PDA Bookstore.
  • Continue to enjoy member discounts on PDA Conference and Education registration, with new virtual options being added now.

About PDA – Connecting People, Science and Regulation®

The Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) is the leading global provider of science, technology and regulatory information and education for the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical community. Founded in 1946 as a nonprofit organization, PDA is committed to developing scientifically sound, practical technical information and resources to advance science and regulation through the expertise of over 10,500 members worldwide. PDA is an ANSI accredited Standards Developing Organization. Go to http://www.pda.org/footer/about-pda to learn more.

                                                                             ###

Share article on social media or email:

Open Health Network, Mount Sinai Collaborate on Tool for IBD Patient Care to help patients avoid hospital visits, vital during COVID epidemic


News Image

“Having a digital provider communication tool for use while the team is all working remotely has been critical to our continued ability to provide high quality care to our IBD patients” Dr. Laurie Keefer, Mount Sinai

Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and Open Health Network have collaborated on a digital system to coordinate effective care for thousands of high-risk patients living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). The solution is designed to improve patient outcomes, including a reduction in patient complications requiring hospitalization, freeing critical care resources that are under enormous strain at Mount Sinai and other hospitals because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The GRItT-Pro system is a digital replacement for a manual system designed by Mount Sinai to closely coordinate the care teams responsible for treating patients with complex, chronic, and costly to treat conditions including Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Built atop Open Health Network’s blockchain-based core framework for healthcare, a pilot version of GRItT-Pro was created in just two months with no coding from scratch.

Immediately scalable, the system eliminates the manual system’s limit of 200 simultaneous patients out of the 12,000 IBD patients under the hospital’s care. While IBD is the first disease area to be handled by the tool, the tool also has the potential to be applied to a range of other chronic conditions that require long-term, coordinated care.

Managing Complex Treatment

Treating patients with IBD requires a long-term holistic treatment plan that involves a diverse set of specialized providers, making it the third costliest disease after heart disease and cancer. In addition, many of those patients also are dealing with stress, anxiety or depression as a result of their disease. That can interfere with their ability to follow their treatment plans or communicate with the care team, and as a result lead to worsened symptoms, diminished outcomes, reduced quality of life, and an increased likelihood of surgery.

“As a result, they fall through the cracks, and nobody keeps track of them between appointments,” said Laurie Keefer, PhD, a health psychologist at Mount Sinai’s Susan and Leonard Feinstein Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Clinical Center.

That inspired Mount Sinai to create a proprietary scoring and care team management system called Gaining Resilience through Transitions (GRItTTM). The method allowed for greater coordination of care, but it was paper-based, with time consuming manual entry and challenging communications among the team. Open Health’s core framework enabled the team to create a more powerful digital system that automated the information exchange among providers.

An Integrated Solution for Providers and Patients

The GRItT-PRO tool presents everything about a case to each member of the care team instantly on a provider dashboard. This allows the care coordinator as well as the team to understand the particular situation faced by each patient and respond to that by changing or adding various care routines. A pilot version of the clinician-facing GRITT tool is currently undergoing initial clinical testing, and a fully integrated patient-facing component is being created.

“Our platform was created specifically to address the needs of healthcare, including the crucial issues of privacy and cost-effective development,” said Tatyana Kanzaveli, CEO of Open Health. “Our team was able to collaborate with Mount Sinai and understand exactly what they needed and produce it very quickly with existing modules.”

Reducing Hospital and In-Person Visits to Free Resources

The tool also integrates with Mount Sinai’s existing Telehealth services. This ability is important for high-risk IBD patients, who are often reluctant to leave their homes because of the unpredictable nature of their symptoms. It also is vital for providers during times when either a patient or a provider is unable to come to the hospital, as is the case during a public health emergency such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Having a digital provider communication tool for use while the team is all working remotely has been critical to our continued ability to provide high quality care to our IBD patients,” Keefer said.

Case study is available to download at Open Health Network web site.

About Open Health Network

Open Health Network is using Blockchain and smart contracts to enable consumers to control and monetize their health information. Powered by Artificial Intelligence and Big Data analytics, our platform enables rapid development of mobile health applications and chatbots for patients, healthcare providers, payers and medical researchers. Learn more at https://www.openhealth.cc.

About the Mount Sinai Health System

The Mount Sinai Health System is New York City’s largest academic medical system, encompassing eight hospitals, a leading medical school, and a vast network of ambulatory practices throughout the greater New York region. Mount Sinai is a national and international source of unrivaled education, translational research and discovery, and collaborative clinical leadership ensuring that we deliver the highest quality care—from prevention to treatment of the most serious and complex human diseases. The Health System includes more than 7,200 physicians and features a robust and continually expanding network of multispecialty services, including more than 400 ambulatory practice locations throughout the five boroughs of New York City, Westchester, and Long Island. The Mount Sinai Hospital is ranked No. 14 on U.S. News & World Report’s “Honor Roll” of the Top 20 Best Hospitals in the country and the Icahn School of Medicine as one of the Top 20 Best Medical Schools in country. Mount Sinai Health System hospitals are consistently ranked regionally by specialty and our physicians in the top 1% of all physicians nationally by U.S. News & World Report. For more information, visit https://www.mountsinai.org or find Mount Sinai on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Share article on social media or email:

Wellness Entrepreneurs of the Future Called to Compete in the GWS “Shark Tank of Wellness” Student Competition


The Global Wellness Summit announced that it is now accepting student submissions for its fifth annual “Shark Tank of Wellness.” competition.

It’s so fitting to host our 5th annual Shark Tank-style student competition in Israel, which is also known as ‘Start-up Nation.’ Entrepreneurialism is in Israel’s DNA—with 6,000+ start-ups, the country is second only to Silicon Valley when it comes to innovation and invention.

The Global Wellness Summit (GWS), the foremost gathering of international leaders in the $4.5 trillion global wellness economy, today announced that it is now accepting student submissions for its fifth annual “Shark Tank of Wellness” competition. The contest is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students (18 years and older) around the world; entries will be accepted now through May 31, 2020.

Contestants will vie for $10,000 in prize money, with the first-place winner receiving $5,000, second-place receiving $3,000, and third-place $2,000, which can be used toward kick-starting their business concepts. The top three finalists will be announced mid-August.

Entries will be judged on their viability and can serve any aspect of the wellness spectrum, including architecture/design, beauty, education, fitness, hospitality, medicine, nutrition, real estate, spa, technology, workplace wellness, tourism, etc. The finalists will present their concepts to a panel of “Wellness Sharks” who will question them in front of an audience of 600+ business and thought leaders at the 14th annual Summit in Tel Aviv, Israel, taking place from November 10–13, 2020.

“It’s so fitting to host our 5th annual Shark Tank-style student competition in Israel, which is also known as ‘Start-up Nation.’ Entrepreneurialism is in Israel’s DNA—with 6,000+ start-ups, the country is second only to Silicon Valley when it comes to innovation and invention,” said Chief Creative Officer & Executive Director Nancy Davis. “The students will have a particularly rapt and receptive audience!”

Chiva-Som (Thailand) is among the returning sponsors of the competition, and Karen Campbell, a business development director, will be among the “Wellness Sharks” at the 2020 Summit. Campbell said, “Chiva-Som loves the enthusiasm of our young innovators and is delighted to be part of creating a platform where their aspirations can be showcased.”

In addition to Chiva-Som (Thailand) returning as a sponsor, both Hyatt (US) and ResortSuite (Canada) will also return. Executives from each sponsoring company take to the stage as “Wellness Sharks.”

In 2019, the first prize winner was Jazmin Darling, from Georgia’s Savannah College of Art & Design, for her WEL organic organizers, which are designed to increase the longevity of fresh produce while stimulating healthy eating habits through visualization. Runners-up included Matthew Payne for RU Wellness Straw, a reusable straw with biodegradable flavor capsules to encourage hydration, and Simon Lewis for Enfuze Home Goods, a product that infuses the stress-relieving benefits of CBD into the home and clothing.

Student participants are asked to submit a Concept Submission Form detailing their viable business idea and a one-to-two-minute video presentation.

Images can be found here.

For more information about the opportunity to support wellness innovation through sponsorship of the 2020 “Shark Tank of Wellness” competition, contact Michelle Gamble: michelle.gamble@globalwellnesssummit.com.

About the Global Wellness Summit: The Global Wellness Summit is an invitation-only international gathering that brings together leaders and visionaries to positively shape the future of the $4.5 trillion global wellness economy. Held in a different location each year, Summits have taken place in the US, Switzerland, Turkey, Bali, India, Morocco, Mexico, Austria, Italy and Singapore. The 14th annual Summit will take place in Tel Aviv, Israel, from November 10–13, 2020.

Share article on social media or email: