The Future of Connected Care: Where Remote Monitoring Meets Real-World Results
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has moved beyond the experimental phase. What was once a promising pilot initiative is now becoming a foundational component of modern healthcare delivery. As health systems face mounting pressure to improve outcomes, reduce costs, and manage chronic conditions at scale, RPM is emerging as a proven solution, when implemented thoughtfully and strategically.
Leading Nursing Innovation: Our Blockbuster Moment
For decades, nurses and nurse leaders have been the backbone of patient care, adapting to change, advocating for patients, and translating clinical complexity into compassionate action. Today, that role is expanding dramatically. Nursing is no longer just responding to innovation; it is leading it. This is nursing’s blockbuster moment, a time when clinical expertise, technology, and leadership converge to reshape how care is delivered and experienced.
Remote Patient Monitoring Leadership Summit 2026: Shaping the Future of Connected Care
The Remote Patient Monitoring Leadership Summit, hosted by ICD (International Conference Development), is one of the most anticipated healthcare gatherings of early 2026. Slated for February 26–27, 2026, in Charlotte, North Carolina, this summit will bring together healthcare executives, clinical leaders, innovators, and policy experts to define what’s next in remote patient monitoring (RPM), a rapidly evolving field transforming care beyond traditional settings.
2026 Emerging Trends in Remote Patient Monitoring: A Strategic Outlook for Healthcare Executives
As healthcare organizations continue to navigate financial pressure, workforce shortages, and rising patient expectations, emerging trends in remote patient monitoring (RPM) are reshaping how care is delivered, managed, and scaled. What began as a digital extension of chronic care management has evolved into a strategic enterprise capability that supports value-based care, operational efficiency, and long-term growth.
2026 Emerging Nursing Trends for Tomorrow’s Nurse Leaders
As nurse leaders prepare strategy and staffing plans for the year ahead, 2026 will be defined less by a single disruption and more by the mash-up of digital acceleration, payment reform, workforce reconfiguration, and expanding scope of practice. Below are the high-impact 2026 emerging trends for nurse leaders you need on your radar and the practical steps to get ready.
How Attending a Value-Based Care Conference (ICD’s Value-Based Health Strategy Forum) Can Transform Hospital Performance
In a health care environment increasingly driven by outcomes rather than volume, value-based care (VBC) has become the cornerstone of sustainable, patient-centered delivery. For hospital leaders, clinicians, and executives, attending a value-based care conference like the ICD Value-Based Health Strategy Forum (Dec 2–3, 2025) is not just an opportunity, it’s a strategic investment.
The Ultimate Value Based Care Conference You Can’t Miss
If you’re immersed in healthcare transformation, reimbursement strategy, or care-delivery redesign — then this forthcoming event is firmly on the radar. The Value-Based Care Strategy Forum, scheduled for December 2-3, 2025 in Orlando, Florida, stands out as a flagship value-based care conference for today’s healthcare leaders. Why this Value-Based Care Conference Matters At a time when the […]
The Healthcare Leader Symposium in NYC is the Must-Attend Healthcare Leadership Conference in 2025
The Healthcare Leader Symposium, scheduled for November 12–13, 2025 at the Conference Center at NYU Langone in New York City, is a pivotal gathering for healthcare leaders and professionals committed to addressing the pressing challenges of clinician burnout, organizational wellness, and leadership transformation. Hosted by ICD, this healthcare leadership conference offers a comprehensive platform for […]
Sustainable Healthcare Supply Chains: Reducing Costs and Carbon Footprints
Sustainable healthcare supply chains are becoming a central focus for the healthcare industry. Hospitals and healthcare providers face growing pressure from regulators, patients, and stakeholders to adopt Eco-friendly practices. At the same time, rising energy costs and supply chain inefficiencies make sustainability a business imperative, not just a moral choice. Sustainable healthcare supply chains are no longer optional — they are essential for reducing costs, improving patient outcomes, and meeting environmental goals.
Building a Resilient Healthcare Supply Chain: Lessons Learned from Global Disruptions
The healthcare supply chain has never faced greater pressure. From the COVID-19 pandemic to geopolitical instability and inflation-driven cost increases, disruptions have exposed vulnerabilities across the industry. Hospitals, clinics, and suppliers are recognizing that traditional supply chain models — built on efficiency and just-in-time delivery — need a transformation. These traditional models need to adapt and evolve into a resilient healthcare supply chain or face continued disruptions.