As longevity increases, the challenge is no longer simply adding years to life—it’s adding independence, vitality, and purpose to those years. Advances in AI, connected health devices, smart home systems, and digital therapeutics are transforming how we monitor health, prevent decline, and support aging in place.
At RISKWORLD®, taking place May 3–6 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, 1101 Arch Street, Philadelphia, you’ll find the partners, ideas, and opportunities to elevate your organization and your career. With 100+ sessions on trending topics for all levels, plus education on pressing issues like AI adoption, tariffs, and global disruptions, plus case study and interactive sessions, you’ll gain strategies to sharpen decision-making and stay ahead in the fast-changing world of risk.
This webinar, presented by the IEEE Industry Connections Program, seeks to bring together industry leaders to explore the urgent shift toward Zero Trust cybersecurity in health technology.
Digital systems increasingly determine access, opportunity, and autonomy at scale. These outcomes are shaped not by occasional decisions, but by defaults - the built-in behaviors that operate automatically, invisibly, and continuously. When dignity, inclusion, identity, trust, and agency are treated as optional or advisory, they do not survive scale. “DIITA by Default” asserts a clear position: safeguarding human values must be a baseline condition of digital systems, not an afterthought.
Join this monthly community forum exploring how generative AI is reshaping telehealth—responsibly. Through peer discussion and expert insights, participants examine real-world use cases, ethical and regulatory considerations, and practical guardrails to support safe, equitable, and trustworthy AI in healthcare. Open to technologists, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and others shaping the future of digital health.
Thousands of medical mobile health apps are in use today, but no public, global standard exists to evaluate them for clinical efficacy, technical soundness, or ethical design. That gap creates real risk for patients, clinicians, regulators, and payers who rely on these tools without a reliable way to assess them. Join us at NEXUS 2026 as we share the development of the IEEE Global Medical Mobile Health App Registry– a 150-point assessment framework built with multidisciplinary experts from 10 countries, designed to rigorously vet medical apps and provide a public, searchable registry accessible to every stakeholder in the care chain.
With 375+ sessions, SHRM26 delivers the insights, strategies, and skills you need-no matter your role, industry, or experience level. Whether you're mastering the fundamentals, exploring executive-level trends, or diving into the latest innovations reshaping the workplace, SHRM26 keeps you ahead of the curve.
Join this monthly community forum exploring how generative AI is reshaping telehealth—responsibly. Through peer discussion and expert insights, participants examine real-world use cases, ethical and regulatory considerations, and practical guardrails to support safe, equitable, and trustworthy AI in healthcare. Open to technologists, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and others shaping the future of digital health.