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SUMMARY:2026 Q4 Mammography Special Interest Group Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Discussion Facilitators: \nAndrea Tillman\nSenior Program Manager\, Fox Chase Cancer Center \nPatrick Dineen\, MD\, MBA\nProgram Manager\, Cancer Prevention and Screening Community Outreach and Engagement\, Stony Brook Mobile Mammography \nAbout This Session\nSecuring sustainable funding is an ongoing priority for mobile mammography programs. Building on conversations from the 2026 Mobile Healthcare Conference\, this Mammography SIG session takes a practical look at the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) and other funding opportunities that can support mobile mammography services. \nJoin Mammography SIG coordinators Andrea Tillman of Fox Chase Cancer Center and Patrick Dineen\, MD\, MBA\, of Stony Brook Mobile Mammography for a facilitated discussion exploring how the NBCCEDP works nationally\, how programs can identify and pursue contracts in their states\, and what other funding sources may be available. \nThe conversation will also explore the advantages and challenges of different funding approaches\, including how funding partnerships may create opportunities for additional work. \nBring your questions\, experiences\, and insights as we exchange practical strategies and learn from peers navigating similar funding challenges. \nWhat You’ll Explore\n\nHow the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) works and supports mobile mammography.\nWhere to find and how to pursue NBCCEDP-related contracts in your state.\nAdditional funding sources for mobile mammography programs and the advantages and challenges of each.\nHow funding partnerships can create opportunities for expanded services and additional work.\nOpportunities to exchange experiences\, ask questions\, and connect with mobile mammography peers.\n\nWho Should Attend\nMobile mammography program leaders\, managers\, and staff involved in program operations\, funding\, partnerships\, and sustainability.
URL:https://mobilehca.org/events-single/2026-q4-mammography-special-interest-group-meeting-2/
CATEGORIES:Special Interest Group Meetings
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SUMMARY:2026 Q4 Vision Special Interest Group Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Discussion Facilitator: \nVerian Wedeking\nOutreach Program Administrator\, Casey Eye Institute Outreach\, Oregon Health & Science University\nVision SIG Coordinator \nFeaturing perspectives from peer programs\, including Envision Eye Care for All \nAbout This Session\nEvery mobile vision program must determine which services it can realistically provide in community settings\, from basic vision screenings to comprehensive eye exams and eyewear. Balancing community needs\, available resources\, and long-term sustainability is an important part of defining that scope. \nJoin Vision SIG coordinator Verian Wedeking of Casey Eye Institute at Oregon Health & Science University for a facilitated discussion exploring how mobile vision programs make these decisions and adapt their services to the communities they serve. \nHear how Casey Eye Institute developed its newly launched school-based vision services based on community needs\, provider availability\, workforce considerations\, and other factors that influence access to care. Peer programs\, including Envision Eye Care for All\, will also share their approaches to defining and delivering mobile vision services. \nWhether your program is just getting started\, considering an expansion\, or reevaluating its current services\, this interactive conversation offers an opportunity to exchange experiences\, explore challenges\, and learn from peers. \nWhat You’ll Explore\n\nHow mobile vision programs define their scope of services\, from screenings to comprehensive exams and eyewear.\nStrategies for balancing program mission\, community needs\, and long-term sustainability.\nHow provider availability\, workforce capacity\, and barriers to access influence service decisions.\nLessons from Casey Eye Institute’s newly launched school-based vision services and other peer programs.\nOpportunities to share experiences\, discuss challenges\, and connect with mobile vision professionals.\n\nWho Should Attend\nMobile vision program leaders\, clinicians\, outreach professionals\, and staff interested in launching services\, expanding their offerings\, or reevaluating their program’s scope of care.
URL:https://mobilehca.org/events-single/2026-q4-vision-special-interest-group-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Special Interest Group Meetings
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SUMMARY:2026 Q4 Sexual and Reproductive Health Special Interest Group Meeting
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URL:https://mobilehca.org/events-single/2026-q4-sexual-and-reproductive-health-special-interest-group-meeting-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261210T130000
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SUMMARY:Potential Impact of AI on Mobile Healthcare Delivery
DESCRIPTION:Program Description\nMobile healthcare providers are being asked to serve more patients\, navigate increasingly complex operations\, and make the most of limited staff time. Artificial intelligence (AI) may offer opportunities to reduce time spent on routine\, repetitive\, and time-consuming work—returning valuable time to providers and staff so they can focus more on patients and potentially serve more people. \nThis Masterclass will move beyond how to use AI to focus on what to use AI for. Participants will explore common areas of mobile healthcare work where AI may create efficiencies\, identify opportunities within their own programs\, and consider which opportunities are most appropriate to explore based on their needs\, workflows\, and capacity. The session will also introduce key considerations for using AI responsibly\, including human oversight\, privacy\, security\, and equity. \nLearning Objectives\n1. Identify common categories of mobile healthcare work (administrative\, intake\,\nclinical documentation) where AI can reduce effort and return time to care teams.\n2. Map a program workflow using a guided tool to categorize tasks as provider-only\,\ndelegatable\, administrative\, or operational bottlenecks.\n3. Evaluate and prioritize potential AI opportunities based on workflow fit\,\nimplementation effort\, and program capacity.\n4. Develop a preliminary AI Opportunity Statement defining the core operational\nchallenge\, expected time savings\, desired outcomes\, and necessary human\noversight.
URL:https://mobilehca.org/events-single/potential-impact-of-ai-on-mobile-healthcare-delivery/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:2027 Annual Mobile Healthcare Conference
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URL:https://mobilehca.org/events-single/2027-annual-mobile-healthcare-conference/
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference
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