Webinar | 5 May
Panel discussion: what's new in GINA 2026?
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6–8 May, 2026
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Masterclass of granuloma: unraveling the mysteries of granulomatous diseases

Wednesday, May 6, 2026 | Optimizing Patient Outcomes

When Prognosis Changes from Good to Poor: Treatment Options for Richter Transformation of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

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                    On Wednesday, May 6, we’re hosting a live demonstration of PICO Portal, focused on how research teams are using the platform to manage evidence synthesis workflows in practice.

Featured Webinar
From Search to PRISMA: A Live PICO Portal Walkthrough
About this Webinar

Evidence synthesis workflows are often fragmented. Studies are sourced, imported, screened, and analyzed across multiple tools, making it difficult to maintain consistency, track decisions, and move efficiently from evidence gathering to structured outputs.

In this session, we’ll walk through how PICO Portal supports end-to-end workflows in a single environment, from study import and screening to data extraction and PRISMA-ready reporting, while preserving transparency, reviewer control, and methodological rigor.

What You'll See

How teams use PICO Portal in practice, including:

•  Study import across multiple sources using the new upload feature

•  Structured screening workflows with built-in tracking

•  Data extraction with full-text context and structured fields

•  PICO highlight functionality to support faster identification of key study elements

•  The PRISMA generator for transparent, audit-ready reporting

•  What’s coming up next, including expanded AI integration and the ability to ask questions within the workflow

We’ll walk through a real example and a complete workflow.

Date: Wednesday, May 6th
Time: 11:00am EDT (New York) /3pm GMT (UK)

Can't make it live? Register to receive a copy of the recording.

About PICO Portal

PICO Portal was founded to address the growing needs for efficient and high-quality research. A global leader in evidence synthesis solutions, we offer AI-powered literature review technology and tailored managed services for evidence-based decision-making.                     

6–8 May, 2026
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Masterclass of granuloma: unraveling the mysteries of granulomatous diseases

Webinar | 7 May
Journal Club: Non-antibiotic treatment for nontuberculous mycobacteria lung infection in people with cystic fibrosis – A systematic review
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Policy Webinar to Focus on Health Literacy in the Digital Age

One month away! Join us on May 7 for the first in a series of Policy Webinars this spring. Those who register for both our May and June webinars can enjoy a discount! Register now

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Next week! The live webinar will focus on health literacy in the cancer care digital age and will feature keynote speaker Robin Vanderpool, DrPH, from the National Cancer Institute (NCI). View agenda and register

6–8 May, 2026
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Masterclass of granuloma: unraveling the mysteries of granulomatous diseases

Webinar | 12 May
Implementing the 2025 ERS guidelines: practical updates for managing adult bronchiectasis
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The Future of Performance: How Health Systems Are Advancing Through Collaboration
Tuesday, May 12 | 10 am ET | Complimentary Webinar
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Health systems are increasingly looking beyond their own walls to improve performance, turning to strategic partnerships and peer collaboration to address operational challenges and strengthen outcomes.

In this Modern Healthcare webinar, leaders from CHRISTUS Health, AnMed and St. Luke’s University Health Network will share how they are leveraging collaborative frameworks and data-driven insights to accelerate improvement and support enterprise priorities.

You’ll hear how these organizations are applying peer-to-peer learning and strategic networking to solve complex challenges and enhance their competitive position.
Featured Speakers
Greg Smith
Greg Smith
Vice President, Network Operations Services
CHRISTUS Health
J. Suzanne Wilson, RN, MBA, ACM
J. Suzanne Wilson
AVP, Population Health
AnMed Health
CEO
Piedmont Health Partners
Diana Tarone, MSN, MBA, RN, CPHQ
Diana Tarone
Senior Network Director of Quality
St. Luke’s University Health Network
Moderator
Wendy Rossi
Wendy Rossi
Managing Director, Strategic Collaboratives
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Register for insights on:
Why collaborative frameworks are gaining traction across health systems
The value of peer-to-peer learning in accelerating performance improvement
How collaboration has helped solve specific operational challenges and the impact
Examples of collaborative support and thought leadership that strengthen market position
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This upcoming webinar tackles one of the most important questions facing researchers, clinicians, and health policy professionals today. Living Systematic Reviews (LSRs) have been repeatedly proposed as methods to keep up with evolving evidence, but challenges with planning and performance are common.
Here's why this matters right now:
→ Evidence goes out of date faster than traditional reviews can keep pace; LSRs can solve this,
→ Maintaining a living review is labor-intensive: knowing update triggers/cadence remains one of the field's most difficult practical questions,
→ AI workflows can reduce the burden, but the responsibility for keeping evidence reliable and updated ultimately sits with the researchers.

This webinar brings together the policy frameworks shaping LSR governance, the practical realities facing research teams deploying these tools, and the deeper methodological questions that don't yet have consensus answers.

Expert presenters:
- Melanie Golob, Researcher in living evidence synthesis; DPhil Candidate, University of Oxford,
- Evelyn Rizzo, CPO, MSc, HEOR expert and founder of Mobility HEOR; Living Review practitioner,
- I will weigh in on the challenges and current state of published LSRs,
- David Thompson, Key Opinion Leader in HEOR and founder of Rubidoux Research LLC will moderate!

Join the conversation defining the next chapter of evidence-based medicine.

May 13th, 10 AM EST - SIGN UP HERE: https://lnkd.in/gC26zWzR

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REMINDER: Register for the May 13 AHRQ QI Diagnostic Excellence Listening Session

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) invites you to participate in an upcoming Diagnostic Excellence Listening Session to be held on May 13, 2026, from 2-3 p.m. ET. 

This webinar will introduce AHRQ’s newly released Diagnostic Excellence Measures and related resources. The session will be useful to individuals and organizations seeking to examine diagnostic excellence at a health system or population level, including hospitals, health systems, researchers, state and local health departments, insurers and payers, federal agencies and federal health systems.

Topics will include:

• Diagnostic Excellence module overview and development
• Resources — Exploratory Cancer-Related Diagnostic Measures and the Symptom-Disease Pair Analysis of Diagnostic Error (SPADE) research tool
• Real-world testing and implementation examples

Participants will have the opportunity to engage with AHRQ and their measure developers during a live question-and-answer session.

To register please visit https://qualityindicators.ahrq.gov/

FORTHCOMING — MHI LISTENING SESSION

AHRQ plans to host a second webinar focused on Maternal Health Indicators (MHI) and research tools.

To receive announcements and registration details, email the AHRQ Quality Indicators Technical Support Team at QISupport@ahrq.hhs.gov with the subject line: “MHI Listening Session.”

Primary care leaders are navigating a difficult reality: demand is rising, provider capacity is constrained and expectations around access and experience continue to grow.

Addressing these challenges requires more than incremental change. It calls for a fundamental redesign of how care is delivered.

In a Modern Healthcare webinar on Wednesday, May 13 at 12:00 pm CT, Dr. Oliver “Rocky” Mollère of Ochsner Health will share how his organization is building a continuous, technology-enabled model of primary care.

By integrating AI tools, redesigning workflows and enabling team-based care, Ochsner is working to expand access while reducing administrative burden and supporting better clinical decision-making.

Attendees will learn how Ochsner Health:

• Expanded access without relying solely on physician growth
• Implemented team-based, longitudinal care model
• Leveraged AI to streamline administrative tasks and enhance care delivery

The session will also explore how emerging models like Primary Care as a Service (PCaaS) can help organizations scale these changes effectively.

For healthcare leaders focused on access, efficiency and care transformation, this discussion offers practical insights grounded in real-world experience.

Register today. If you’re unable to attend live, you’ll receive the on-demand recording.

Understanding ICHRA With Jason Levitis

Jason Levitis Kathleen Haddad
May 13, 2026 No Access
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MAY 13, 2026 DOI: 10.1377/he20260326.24181
Understanding ICHRA With Jason Levitis
Join Health Affairs Publishing on May 13 for an exclusive Insider virtual event exploring individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements (ICHRAs) with Urban Institute’s Jason Levitis.

This event is for Health Affairs Insiders only.

An ICHRA is an employer-funded health benefit that allows businesses to provide tax-free reimbursements for individual insurance coverage and medical expenses for employees.

The Trump administration has adopted these benefits as a preferred means to have some Americans gain access to health coverage.

But, ICHRAs have been available to employers since 2020. How effective are they?

On May 13, Jason Levitis, senior fellow in the Health Policy Division at the Urban Institute, will join Health Affairs Publishing’s Kathleen Haddad to get Insiders up to speed on ICHRAs and the evidence behind them.

Levitis and Haddad will discuss the topic for 15 minutes before opening a 15-minute Q&A session for attendees.

Date: May 13, 2026

Time: 1pm – 1:30 pm ET

If you have accessibility or support requirements to participate fully in this event, please contact events@healthaffairs.org to ensure that we can arrange reasonable accommodations.