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A great primer on zoonotic diseases and how a One Health approach can support global health security as these emerging diseases become more common. For more on global health security, check out my International Health Regulations series on my profile! #OneHealth #GlobalHealthSecurity #HealthSecurity

Human, animal, and environmental health are all inextricably interconnected. This simple fact informs all elements of our One Health approach at Abt Global, enabling us to build resilient global health frameworks.

Thank you to U.S. News & World Report and Elizabeth Whitehead for hosting a crucial panel discussion to drive awareness and action to protect patient care and safety, and to my fellow panelists, Erik Decker and Marc Maiffret for their expertise and dedication to advancing cybersecurity in healthcare. Our discussion emphasized the profound impact of cyber incidents beyond data loss—they erode patients’ confidence, undermining safety and disrupting care delivery. We highlighted the urgency for robust cybersecurity measures across the healthcare sector and necessity to adopt an adversarial mindset, constantly pressure testing our defenses to stay ahead of sophisticated threats. Together, we underscored the importance of collaboration and shared defense in safeguarding our healthcare systems. Read a summary at U.S. News to gain deeper insights into how we're tackling this critical issue: https://lnkd.in/eT9kD8YX Watch the entire panel discussion:

Keep an eye on your inbox! We have emailed our #GHS2024 feedback survey! Though this was our best global health security conference to date, we can always improve for next time! Whether it's a complaint or compliment we are here to listen and learn. Thank you for taking the time to submit your feedback! #GlobalHealthSecurity #FeedbackSurvey #globalhealth

Johnathen Inskeep and Jake Milstein will speaking with John Riggi in Waterside Ballroom 2 on Monday from 3:30-4:30 ET. Communicating About Cyber Risk: Empowering IT Leaders & Boards for Enhanced Security Understanding In light of recent hospital closures stemming from cyberattacks and their consequential impact on patient outcomes, the need for effective communication among diverse stakeholders in the face of an escalating cyber risk landscape has become more pressing than ever. This session is dedicated to exploring the pivotal responsibility of managing cyber risk, offering insights on how stakeholders can proactively cultivate meaningful dialogue to mitigate potential threats. The panel discussion aims to illuminate the intricate process of devising an appropriate measure of cyber risk, providing attendees with valuable perspectives on how IT teams can articulate the impact of their technical controls, how boards can pose informed questions, and how collective efforts can be employed to diminish overall cyber risk. The session also focuses on equipping executives and boards with the knowledge to pose pertinent questions, ultimately elevating the organization's cybersecurity posture. Join us to explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity risk reduction, gaining insights into collaborative approaches that address the challenges posed by cyber threats to rural hospitals and health systems. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gxVnBQjK

🩺🦟🌍 How can integrated and interoperable health systems protect us against the next pathogen? Director of Global Health Security, Carolynn M. Poulsen, offers a quick explainer on a #OneHealth approach. #WeAreAbt #GlobalHealthSecurity #GlobalHealth

The U.S. has come up with its own global strategy to thwart the next pandemic https://ow.ly/Rq0w50RmF1g U.S. Global Health Security Strategy https://ow.ly/atpy50RmF1f

Join us on The Cybersecurity Boardroom as we discuss whether larger healthcare organizations should be concerned about cybersecurity threats. Don't miss this important conversation! #Cybersecurity #Healthcare #SecurityConcerns

📰 Out now in our journal, #HealthSecurity: James W. Le Duc and Scott C. Weaver discuss a bottom-up approach to biosecurity. ➡️ Read the commentary: https://lnkd.in/e3-nMJgp

🌐 How can we improve outbreak prevention and response at the national, regional and global levels? In a world where #healthsecurity is paramount, the COVID-19 outbreak has underscored the urgent need for global preparedness. As we navigate through these challenges, it's crucial to address existing #health security threats and enhance our capabilities. Seize the opportunity to tackle this pressing challenge with our Global Health Security 2024 course! 🔬 This executive course delivers an in-depth analysis of global health security as an international #security priority. Tailored for security and health specialists across sectors, it equips participants with tools to navigate and address security challenges posed by health crises. Sign up today: https://bit.ly/3RseLvq