2021 GI Outlook (GO) Conference (On-Demand) | November 2021-Accreditation Statement

Accreditation Statement_GO 2021

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The GI Outlook Conference 2021 is a virtual program that aims to help gastroenterologists and their practice teams navigate the changes in GI medical practice caused by COVID-19. The conference will cover various topics related to practice delivery model changes in a post-COVID world. Keynote presentations, panel discussions, and a fireside chat will provide insights from thought leaders on what lies ahead and how to adapt to these trends.<br /><br />The learning objectives of the conference include identifying opportunities to enhance the economic viability and sustainability of GI practices through new practice models, service lines, staffing configurations, and payment models. The conference will also explore new technologies and innovations to increase consumer engagement and expand practices. Participants will gain knowledge on the changing healthcare landscape, federal rules, quality, and the workforce. The conference will also focus on the resources needed for the future success of private GI practices in the post-COVID era.<br /><br />The target audience for the conference includes gastroenterologists and their practice teams in all types of practice settings, including small to large GI practices, hospital-based or ASC GI practice relationships, and other GI business leadership positions. The conference aims to provide a diverse range of educational topics and networking opportunities.<br /><br />The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) is providing continuing medical education credits for the conference. Participants can claim a maximum of 7.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ by completing an online evaluation survey through ASGE's Learning Management System.<br /><br />The conference organizers emphasize their commitment to scientific rigor, evidence-based content, and neutrality. All faculty members and staff involved in the conference have disclosed any financial relationships that could be considered a potential conflict of interest. Patient privacy is also protected, and faculty members are requested to de-identify patient-related material in accordance with HIPAA regulations.<br /><br />Overall, the GI Outlook Conference 2021 offers a comprehensive program for gastroenterologists and their practice teams to stay updated on the latest trends and resources in GI practice settings and navigate the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Keywords

GI Outlook Conference 2021

gastroenterologists

COVID-19

practice delivery model changes

economic viability

new practice models

technologies and innovations

changing healthcare landscape

private GI practices

COVID-19 pandemic