This year, the conference will be held online, featuring CLE webinars that cover important topics for the industry.
Make sure to log in 15 minutes early to get settled before the sessions start.
Safeguarding Medical Device IP in a Changing Landscape
Monday, March 17th from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM ET
Recently, advocates for the “Right to Repair” have made strides in gaining access to important information for diagnosing and repairing medical devices. There’s even a three-year exemption from a federal anti-hacking law that allows this. Companies are facing challenges as third-party service providers push back against restrictions on access that manufacturers say are for safety and IP protection.
Our expert presenters will discuss the legal landscape and share strategies for protecting the value of medical device IP.
Speakers: Gerard Donovan and Chris Brennan
Health Care Transactions: Recent Changes and Future Predictions
Monday, March 17th from 1 PM to 2:30 PM ET
This panel will look at current activity in health care deals and discuss what might happen in the future, especially with recent shifts in government policy.
This session qualifies for 1.5 CLE credits in applicable areas.
Speakers: Brian Bewley, Nicole Aiken-Shaban, Katie Dunn, and Arielle Lusardi
Understanding the 340B Program
Tuesday, March 18th from 10 AM to 11 AM ET
This session will cover the basics of the 340B drug discount program and discuss ongoing litigation involving contract pharmacy models. We’ll also touch on new legislative proposals and how they connect with federal drug price regulations.
Speaker: Joe Metro
Future of Administrative Challenges
Tuesday, March 18th from 2 PM to 3 PM ET
Discussion will focus on upcoming administrative challenges related to payment rates and quality rankings, addressing likely issues that could emerge.
Speakers: Lesley Reynolds and David Bender
Hot Antitrust Issues in Health Care
Wednesday, March 19th from 10 AM to 11 AM ET
This program will help health care companies understand current antitrust issues. With recent political changes, it’s essential to be prepared for the evolving landscape of antitrust law in health care.
Speakers: Michelle Mantine and Natasha Tardif
AI Strategic Plan in Health Care
Wednesday, March 19th from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM ET
This session will break down the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ AI Strategic Plan. Our panel will discuss how this plan aims to improve health care quality and accessibility through responsible AI development.
Speakers: Vicki Tankle, Wendell Bartnick, Nan Halstead, and Sarah Thompson Schick
The Current State of Affairs in Washington
Thursday, March 20th from 12 PM to 1 PM ET
This session will offer quick updates on key regulatory and legislative developments in health care.
Speakers: Scot Hasselman and Matt Loughran
Is the FCA Unconstitutional?
Thursday, March 20th from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM ET
This discussion will explore recent court cases questioning the constitutionality of the False Claims Act’s qui tam provisions. This issue has resurfaced due to notable dissenting opinions, suggesting a potential shift in legal arguments regarding this law.
Speakers: Sarah Cummings-Stewart, Elizabeth Brandon, and Jason Vendel (Arthrex)
Best Practices for Compliance Programs
Friday, March 21st from 1 PM to 2 PM ET
This panel will share effective strategies for running compliance programs in fast-changing times. We’ll discuss risks, regulatory adaptations, and signs of a successful compliance program.
Speakers: Paul Pitts, Timothy Burke (Rad Partners), Christine Wiehl (McKesson), and Samantha Meadors (CVA USA)
CLE Information: Each session is approved for 1.0 CLE credit in states like California, New Jersey, and Texas. Attendees in other areas will receive a uniform certificate. Expect to get your certificate 4-6 weeks after the program.
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