TEDMEDLive: Join the event remotely in real-time or on-demand
TEDMED 2014 happens at the Kennedy Center and via live simulcast at affiliated auditoriums around the world. TEDMED believes that the future of health and medicine will be shaped by vital input from leading medical colleges, teaching hospitals, government agencies, and other non-profit institutions. And so, in a spirit of collaboration and information sharing, the entire TEDMED event is broadcast free to these institutions. For-profit corporations can click here to view site license rates.
To give you maximum scheduling flexibility and accommodate all time zones around the world, we make all sessions (90 minutes each) available in two formats:
· REAL-TIME: view TEDMED with the rest of the DC Delegation during the days of the event
(April 8-11th)
· ON-DEMAND: experience TEDMED on your schedule, during the event and thereafter, through Sunday, April 13th (midnight your time zone)
Your institution can experience as much – or as little – of TEDMED as you choose. For example, you might organize a one-day event with two or three TEDMED sessions (each session features five to seven speakers). Complement the TEDMED sessions with your own speakers on topics of particular importance to your organization. Video record your speakers and share their talks with the rest of the world through TEDMED.com.
Institutions that organize a TEDMED Live event (real-time or on-demand) for at least one session using an auditorium-style format are also permitted to offer access to all TEDMED sessions via individual laptops and tablets.
Delegates at the Kennedy Center and TEDMED Live associates at affiliate sites use TEDMED Connect, our mobile app, to link “live” to the speakers on the TEDMED stage and to each other. We invite up to two Delegates from your institution to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center at a courtesy rate, provided that space specially reserved for our affiliates is still available. Your Delegates at the Kennedy Center serve as ambassadors, further linking the audiences and amplifying the experience for everyone.
TEDMEDLive is Your Event
Are you hosting a TEDMED Live event? Invite speakers to your own stage and video record their talks. Use this opportunity to discover new talent within your institution or to explore areas of particular interest to your audience.
Appropriate talks from TEDMED Live affiliates will be posted on TEDMED.com, and the best speakers may be invited to talk at TEDMED 2015.
Who is eligible to participate in TEDMEDLive?
TEDMEDLive is available worldwide and, thanks to support from our Partners, free to medical schools, teaching hospitals, health systems, academic and scientific societies, research institutions, health-focused government agencies and other qualified non-profits in the world of health and medicine, including key foundations, and some professional associations. For-profit corporations can click here to view site license rates.
Are you interested in hosting TEDMED Live 2014? We are now accepting TEDMED Live 2014 applications to host remote simulcasts in a group settings. We will review the information you provide and respond to you within the next 14 days. In the meantime, be sure to reserve an auditorium during April 8-13, 2014.
Please note that we are accepting applications to host TEDMED Live 2014 in group settings only. For a personal license to the simulcast, send us an email at mytedmedlive@tedmed.com, and we’ll provide you rates and details closer to the event.
Institutions hosting TEDMEDLive 2013
The following institutions are hosting a TEDMEDLive event during April 16-21st. Click on their logo to go to their website.
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Togus Medical Center Manchester Medical Center White River Medical Center North Hampton Medical Center Newington Medical Center West Haven Medical Center Providence Medical Center Brockton Medical Center West Roxbury Medical Center Jamaica Plains Medical Center Bedford Medical Center Bangor Out Patient Clinic Houlton Access Point Clinic Portland Mental Health Out Patient Clinic Calais Outpatient Clinic Caribou Outpatient Clinic Fort Kent Outpatient Clinic Houlton Outpatient Clinic Lincoln Outpatient Clinic Rumford Outpatient Clinic Saco Outpatient Clinic Conway Outpatient Clinic Portsmouth Outpatient Clinic Somersworth Outpatient Clinic Tilton Outpatient Clinic Colchester Outpatient Clinic Bennington Outpatient Clinic Littleton Outpatient Clinic Rutland Outpatient Clinic Brattlboro Outpatient Clinic Springfield Outpatient Clinic Greenfield Outpatient Clinic Pittsfield Outpatient Clinic Danbury Outpatient Clinic New London Out Patient Clinic Stamford Out Patient Clinic Waterbury Outpatient Clinic Windham Outpatient Clinic Winsted Outpatient Clinic Eagles Square Clinic Hyannis Outpatient Clinic Martha's Vineyard Outpatient Clinic Middletown Outpatient Clinic Nantucket Outpatient Clinic New Bedford Outpatient Clinic Worchester Outpatient Clinic Lowell Outpatient Clinic Causeway St. Outpatient Clinic Court Street Outpatient Clinic Framingham Outpatient Clinic Quincy Outpatient Clinic Fitchburg Outpatient Clinic Glouchester Outpatient Clinic Haverhill Outpatient Clinic Lynn Outpatient Clinic Winchendon Day Center Bangor Vet Center Caribou Vet Center Lewiston Vet Center Portland Vet Center Sanford Vet Center Auburn Vet Center Manchester Vet Center Manchester Regional Vet Cnt South Burlington Vet Center White River Junction Vet Cnt Berlin-Gorham Vet Center Springfield Vet Center West Haven Vet Center Norwich Vet Center Hartford/Rocky Hill Vet Cnt Danbury Vet Center Warwick Vet Center New Bedford Vet Center Hyannis Vet Center Brockton Vet Center Worchester Vet Center Boston Vet Center Lowell Vet Center Brady Sullivan VA Program Office PTSD VA Program Office Newington OGC Program Office Community Care Office Brownell House Program Office Bedford ORM Program Office Bedford OGC Program Office Cresent House Program Office Bath Medical Center Batavia Medical Center Canandaigua Medical Center Syracuse Medical Center Buffalo Medical Center Albany Medical Center Elmira Out Patient Clinic Wellsville Out Patient Clinic Rout/Outpatient Clinic Clinton Crossing My Hope Clinic Auburn Outpatient Clinic Binghamton Outpatient Clinic Carthage Outpatient Clinic Cortland Out Patient Clinic Ithaca Outpatient Clinic Massena Outpatient Clinic Oswego Outpatient Clinic Rome Out Patient Clinic Dunkirk Out Patient Clinic Jamestown Out Patient Clinic Lackawanna Out Patient Clinic Lockport Out Patient Clinic Niagara Falls Out Patient Clinic Warsaw Out Patient Clinic Olean Outpatient Clinic MCCF Outpatient Clinic Bainbridge Outpatient Clinic Catskill Out Patient Clinic Clifton Park Out Patient Clinic CWT Clinic Elizabethtown Outpatient Clinic Fonda Outpatient Clinic Glens Falls Outpatient Clinic Kingston Outpatient Clinic Malone Outpatient Clinic Plattsburg Outpatient Clinic Schenectady Outpatient Clinic Troy Out Patient Clinic Mount Hope Vet Center Binghampton Vet Center Syracuse Vet Center Watertown Vet Center Buffalo Vet Center Albany Vet Center OGC Program Office DES Program Office Appletree Business Park Program Office OGC Office OIFO Program Office VISN 02 Network Office Brooklyn Medical Center Bronx Medical Center Castle Point Medical Center East Orange Medical Center Lyons Medical Center Montrose Medical Center New York Medical Center North Port Medical Center Saint Albans Clinic Manhattan Opiate Replace Clinic Chapel Street Outpatient Clinic Harlem Outpatient Clinic Brooklyn Opiate Replacement Stanten Island Comm. Clinic White Plains Outpatient Clinic Yonkers Outpatient Clinic Bronx Community Clinic Queens Communtiy Clinic Brick Outpatient Clinic Hackensack Outpatient Clinic Trenton Outpatient Clinic Jersey City Outpatient Clinic Paterson Outpatient Clinic Morristown Outpatient Clinic New Brunswick Outpatient Clinic Newark Outpatient Clinic Fort Monmouth Outpatient Clinic Elizabeth Outpatient Clinic New City Clinic Monticello Outpatient Clinic Carmel Outpatient Clinic Goshen Outpatient Clinic Port Jervis Clinic Poughkeepsie Outpatient Clinic Pine Plains Outpatient Clinic Plainview Outpatient Clinic Patchogue Community Clinic Westhampton Air Base Clinic Nassau Outpatient Clinic Queens Vet Center Stanten Island Vet Center Chapel Street Vet Center Bronx Vet Center Secaucus Vet Center Bloomfield Vet Center Ewing Vet Center White Plains Vet Center Middletown Vet Center Manhattan Vet Center Harlem Vet Center Babylon Vet Center Brooklyn Regional Console Program Office Research Program Office Domiciliary Program Office PTSD Program Office VISN Program Office Lyons ORM Program Office Secaucus CBI Program Office Canteen Services Program Office New York ORM Program Office Northport EES Program Office Clarksburg Medical Center Altoona Medical Center Butler Medical Center Coatsville Medical Center Erie Medical Center Lebanon Medical Center Philadelphia Medical Center Wilkes-Barre Medical Center Pittsburgh Medical Center Wilmington Medical Center Parkersburg Outpatient Clinic Parsons Outpatient Clinic Mon County Outpatient Clinic Braxton County Outpatient Clinic DuBois Outpatient Clinic Johnstown Outpatient Clinic State College Outpatient Clinic Mercer Outpatient Clinic Armstrong Outpatient Clinic Clarion Outpatient Clinic Lawrence Outpatient Clinic Cranberry Outpatient Clinic Springfield Out Patient Clinic Spring City Outpatient Clinic Ashtabula Outpatient Clinic Warren Outpatient Clinic Venango Outpatient Clinic Crawford Outpatient Clinic McKean Outpatient Clinic Camp Hill Outpatient Clinic Berks County Outpatient Clinic Lancaster County Outpatient Clinic Pottsville County Outpatient Clinic Frackville Outpatient Clinic York County Outpatient Clinic Fort Dix, NJ Out Patient Clinic Gloucester County Outpatient Clinic Victor J. Saracini Out Patient Clinic Camden NJ. Outpatient Clinic Allentown Outpatient Clinic Berwick Outpatient Clinic Bangor Outpatient Clinic Sayre Outpatient Clinic Tobyhanna Outpatient Clinic Williamsport Outpatient Clinic Monaca Outpatient Clinic Uniontown Outpatient Clinic St. Clair Outpatient Clinic Washington Outpatient Clinic Greensburg Outpatient Clinic Vineland Outpatient Clinic Ventor Outpatient Clinic Cape May Outpatient Clinic Georgetown Outpatient Clinic Dover Outpatient Clinic Morgantown Vet Center Williamsport Vet Center DuBois Vet Center SE Pennsylvania Vet Center Harrisburg Vet Center Philadelphia Vet Center Scranton Vet Center Williamsport Vet Center Green Tree Vet Center Wheeling Vet Center White Oak Vet Center Wilmington Vet Center Rosebud Annex Program Office Lebanon ORM Program Office Philadelphia OGC Program Office Multiservice Center Program Office Annex Program Office Board of Veterans Appeals Program Office HTSI Program Office Pittsburgh ORM Program Office Pittsburgh OGC Program Office Wilmington Annex Program Office Baltimore Medical Center Perry Point Medical Center Martinsburg Medical Center Washington DC Medical Center Glenn Burnie Out Patient Clinic Lock Raven Out Patient Clinic Ft. Howard Out Patient Clinic Cambridge Out Patient Clinic Pocomoke Outpatient Clinic Elkton Outpatient Clinic Cumberland Outpatient Clinic Stephens Outpatient Clinic Hagerstown Outpatient Clinic Petersburg Outpatient Clinic Harrisonburg Outpatient Clinic Charlotte Hall Outpatient Clinic Alexandria Outpatient Clinic Greenbelt Outpatient Clinic Souteast Wasington Outpatient Clinic Annapolis Vet Center Elkton Vet Center Baltimore Vet Center Cambridge Vet Center Aberdeen Vet Center Silver Spring Vet Center Readjustment Counseling VISN 5 Program Office Langley Billing Program Office Gay St. Business Program Office Fox Croft Business Program Office Washington EERC Program Office Landover Business Program Office Ashville Medical Center Beckley Medical Center Durham Medical Center Fayetteville Medical Center Hampton Medical Center Richmond Medical Center Durham-HDQ Medical Center Salem Medical Center Salisbury Medical Center Franklin Outpatient Clinic Hillandale Out Patient Clinic Morehead City Clinic Raleigh Outpatient Clinic Greenville Outpatient Clinic Jacksonville Outpatient Clinic Wilmington Outpatient Clinic PWC Clinic Hamlet Outpatient Clinic Virginia Beach Outpatient Clinic Fredericksburg Outpatient Clinic Charlottesville Outpatient Clinic Danville Outpatient Clinic Hillsville Outpatient Clinic Lynchburg Out Patient Clinic Tazewell Outpatient Clinic Charlotte NC. Out Patient Clinic Winston-Salem Out Patient Clinic Hickory Out Patient Clinic Beckley Vet Center Princeton Vet Center Greenville Vet Center Raleigh Vet Center Fayetteville Vet Center Norfolk Vet Center Richmond Vet Center Roanoke Vet Center Charlotte Vet Center Greensboro Vet Center NCP Durham Program Office Legacy Towers Program Office CPAC-Ashville Program Office Morrisville - OQP Program Office Richmond Annex Program Office Augusta Medical Center Atlanta Medical Center Birmingham Medical Center Charleston Medical Center Columbia Medical Center Dublin Medical Center Montgomery Medical Center Tuscaloosa Medical Center Uptown/Downtown Clinic Aiken SC Outpatient Clinic Athens Clinic Decatur Outpatient Clinic East Point Outpatient Clinic Lawrenceville Clinic Oakwood Clinic Rome Outpatient Clinic Smyrna Clinic Stockbridge Outreach Clinic Newnan Clinic Henderson Mill Outpatient Clinic Oxford Clinic Bessemer Clinic Childersburg Outpatient Clinic Gadsden Clinic Huntsville Clinic Jasper Clinic Madison Clinic Shoals Clinic Beaufort Clinic Goose Creek Outpatient Clinic Myrtle Beach Outpatient Clinic Savannah Clinic Montague Outpatient Clinic Navy Hospital Connection Navy Consolidated Clinic Greenville Clinic Florence Outpatient Clinic Anderson County Clinic Orangeburg County Clinic Rock Hill Clinic Spartanburg Outpatient Clinic Sumter County Clinic Albany Clinic Macon Clinic Perry Outreach Clinic Columbus Outpatient Clinic Dothan Clinic Dothan Mental Health Center Fort Rucker Out Patient Clinic Maxwell Outpatient Clinic Tuskeegee Hospital Selma Out Patient Clinic N. Atlanta Vet Center Marietta Vet Center Birmingham Vet Center Savannah Vet Center Charleston Vet Center Columbia Vet Center Greenville Vet Center Macon Vet Center Montogomery Vet Center VISN 07 Office Seamless Transition Bldg Atlanta Network Office Healthcare for Homeless Admin Building EES Birmingham Calahan Eye Clinic Pickwick Building Range Warehouse Hanahan Warehouse Office Domacillary Conway Homebased Health Columbia RO Office Hampton Admin Bldg. Meds By Mail Bay Pines Medical Center Gainesville Medical Center Lake City Medical Center Miami Medical Center West Palm Beach Medical Center Tampa Medical Center Orlando Medical Center San Juan PR. Medical Center Fort Myers Out Patient Clinic Sarasota Outpatient Clinic Port Charlotte Outpatient Clinic Dunedin Outpatient Clinic Sebring Outpatient Clinic South St. Petersburg Outpatient Clinic Naples Outpatient Clinic Ellenton Outpatient Clinic Ellenton Mental Health Daytona Out Patient Clinic Jacksonville Out Patient Clinic Tallahasee Out Patient Clinic Valdosta GA. Outpatient Clinic Gainesville Dermatology Out Patient Clinic Gainesville Pain Clinic Gainesville Psych Clinic Gainesville Eye Clinic Hamilton Park I Clinic Tallahasee Out Patient Clinic Tallahassee Out Patient Clinic/Annex Tallahassee Mental Health Jacksonville Eye Clinic Jacksonville Speciality Clinic Jacksonville Detox Clinic Jacksonville Mid-Town Clinic Ocala Outpatient Clinic Ocala West Clinic The Villages Outpatient Clinic Leesburg Outpatient Clinic Marianna Outpatient Clinic Saint Augustine Outpatient Clinic Lecanto Outpatient Clinic St Marys GA. Outpatient Clinic Lake City Professional Park Clinic Hollywood Clinic Pembroke Pines Outpatient Clinic OSAC Outpatient Clinic Broward Out Patient Clinic Deerfield Beach Outpatient Clinic Coral Springs Outpatient Clinic Key Largo Outpatient Clinic Key West Out Patient Clinic Homestead Outpatient Clinic Boca Raton Outpatient Clinic Delray Outpatient Clinic Fort Pierce Outpatient Clinic Stuart Outpatient Clinic Vero Beach Outpatient Clinic Port St. Lucie-PTSD Clinic Okeechobee Outpatient Clinic C&P Audiology Clinic Derm-Pharmacy Clinic Eye Clinic Clinic New Port Richey Dental Clinic New Port Richey Ment. Health Clinic New Port Richey HBPC Clinic Prosthetice/Rehab Clinic New Port Richey Clinic New Port Richey Out Patient Clinic Lakeland Outpatient Clinic Brooksville Clinic Zephyrhills Outpatient Clinic Home Oxygen Clinic 46th Street HBPC Clinic McDill AFB Clinic Social Rehab Clinic Viera Outpatient Clinic Sanford Clinic Kissimmee Outpatient Clinic Orange City Outpatient Clinic Leesburg Outpatient Clinic Daytona Out Patient Clinic Mayaguez Out Patient Clinic Ponce Out Patient Clinic Guaynabo Outpatient Clinic Arecibo Outpatient Clinic Guayama Outpatient Clinic Saint Croix Outpatient Clinic Saint Thomas Outpatient Clinic Fort Myers Vet Center St. Petersburg Vet Center Sarasota Vet Center Clearwater Vet Center Gainsville Vet Center Jacksonville Vet Center Tallahassee Vet Center Ft. Lauderdale Vet Center Key Largo Vet Center Miami/Doral Vet Center Palm Beach Vet Center Tampa Vet Center Orlando Vet Center Rio Piedros Vet Center Ponce Vet Center Saint Croix Vet Center Saint Thomas Vet Center Arecibo Vet Center Bay Pines ORM Program Office Bay Pines OGC Program Office VHA OIFO Program Office |
Largo Patient Finance Program Office Procurment Business Div. Program Office Substance Abuse Program Office Finance/Business Office Program Office Finance/Bus. Office Annex Program Office Clinic of Jurisdiction Program Office Clinic of Jurisdiction Program Office Gainesville Commerce Bldg. Program Office Compensastion and Pension Program Office OI&T Office 34th Street Program Office MISA - 23rd Floor Program Office Royal Park Business Program Office Tallahassee OIG Program Office IPCC North Program Office IPCC South Program Office Bayside Business Office Program Office Research and Development Program Office VA Police Program Office Medical Media Program Office Sleep Lab Program Office West Palm Beach OIG Program Office Tampa Research Program Office Tampa HR Program Office Hidden River Contracting Program Office Hidden River Business Office Program Office Domacillary Program Office Tampa Cigna Bldg Program Office VISN 8 Program Office Cross Roads Finance Program Office OPA Program Office Memphis Medical Center Nashville Medical Center Murfreesboro Medical Center Mountain Home Medical Center Huntington Medical Center Lexington Medical Center Louisville Medical Center Bolivar Outpatient Clinic Covington Outpatient Clinic Dyersburg Outpatient Clinic Jackson Outpatient Clinic Memphis South Outpatient Clinic Savanna Outpatient Clinic Byhalia Outpatient Clinic Smithville Outpatient Clinic Helena Outpatient Clinic Jonesboro Outpatient Clinic Chattanooga Out Patient Clinic Nashville MCA Clinic Charlotte Ave Out Patient Clinic Clarksville Outpatient Clinic Dover Outpatient Clinic Fort Campbell Outpatient Clinic Hopkinsville Out Patient Clinic Vine Hill Clinic Womens Vet Healthcare Cnt. Clinic Bowling Green Outpatient Clinic Cookeville Out Patient Clinic Tullahoma Out Patient Clinic Nashville Out Patient Clinic Knoxville Out Patient Clinic Morristown Outpatient Clinic Rogersville Outpatient Clinic Bristol Outpatient Clinic Norton Outpatient Clinic Logan Outpatient Clinic Williamson Outpatient Clinic Kenova Outpatient Clinic Charleston Outpatient Clinic Prestonsburg Outpatient Clinic Somerset Clinic Leestown Clinic Berea Outpatient Clinic Hazard Outpatient Clinic Morehead Outpatient Clinic New Albany Outpatient Clinic New Albany Mental Health Clinic Shively Outpatient Clinic Dupont Outpatient Clinic Fort Knox Outpatient Clinic Clarkson/Grayson Outpatient Clinic Carrolton Outpatient Clinic Newsburg Outpatient Clinic Scottsburg Outpatient Clinic Standiford Outpatient Clinic Memphis Vet Center Johnson Vet Cneter MH Knoxville Vet Center MH Huntington Vet Center HUN Charleston Vet Center HUN Logan Vet Center HUN Lexington Vet Center Louisville Vet Center Nashville OGC Program Office Nashville HDQ Program Office Huntington OGC Program Office New Albany Annex Program Office Cincinnati Medical Center Chillicothe Medical Center Columbus Medical Center Dayton Medical Center Cleveland Medical Center Bellevue Outpatient Clinic Clermont Outpatient Clinic Florence Clinc Butler VA Healthcare Clinic Dearborn Outpatient Clinic Georgetown Outpatient Clinic Athens Outpatient Clinic Marietta Outpatient Clinic Cambridge Outpatient Clinic Lancaster Outpatient Clinic Portsmouth Outpatient Clinic Grove City Outpatient Clinic Zanesville Outpatient Clinic Marion Outpatient Clinic Newark Outpatient Clinic Lima Outpatient Clinic Richmond Outpatient Clinic Middleton Outpatient Clinic Springfield Outpatient Clinic Youngstown Out Patient Clinic Canton Out Patient Clinic Ravenna Clinic Warren Clinic Sandusky Clinic Lorain Outpatient Clinic Akron Clinic Mansfield Ciinic McCafferty Clinic Liverpool/Calcutta Outpatient Clinic New Philadelphia Clinic Wooster Outpatient Clinic TR House Outpatient Clinic Panesville Outpatient Clinic Cincinnati Vet Center Columbus Vet Center VISN 10 HQ Program Office Ft.Thomas Domiciliary Program Office MCCR/Contracting Program Office Wright-Patterson DOD Program Office Brecksville OGC Program Office Cleveland EERC Program Office Ann Arbor Medical Center Battle Creek Medical Center Detroit Medical Center Saginaw Medical Center Fort Wayne Medical Center Indianapolis Medical Center Danville Medical Center Toledo Out Patient Clinic MHICM-IPCC Clinic Flint Out Patient Clinic Jackson Out Patient Clinic Grand Rapids Outpatient Clinic Lansing Outpatient Clinic Benton Harbor Out Patient Clinic Muskegon Out Patient Clinic Pontiac Out Patient Clinic Yale Outpatient Clinic Traverse City Outpatient Clinic Gaylord Outpatient Clinic Oscoda Outpatient Clinic Alpena Outpatient Clinic Clare Outpatient Clinic Muncie Outpatient Clinic Goshen Outpatient Clinic South Bend Outpatient Clinic Bloomington Outpatient Clinic Terre Haute Outpatient Clinic Peoria Outpatient Clinic West Lafayette Out Patient Clinic Decatur Outpatient Clinic Springfield Outpatient Clinic Toledo Vet Center Grand Rapids Vet Center Detroit Vet Center Dearborn Vet Center Pontiac Vet Center Saginaw Vet Center Fort Wayne Vet Center Indianapolis Vet Center Peoria Vet Center Ann Arbor Business Program Office Business Program Office Division VISN 11 and Region 3 Program Offices Ann Arbor Contracting Program Office Ann Arbor Call Center Program Office Ann Arbor Off Site Warehouse Health Care for the Homeless Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Saginaw Admin Building Program Office Ft. Benjamin Harrison Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Optical Lab Program Office North Chicago Medical Center Madison Medical Center Tomah Medical Center Hines Medical Center Jessie Brown Medical Center Iron Mountain Medical Center Milwaukee Medical Center Evanston Outpatient Clinic Kenosha Outpatient Clinic McHenry Outpatient Clinic Rockford Outpatient Clinic Madison West Outpatient Clinic Baraboo Outpatient Clinic Beaver Dam Outpatient Clinic Freeport Outpatient Clinic Janesville Outpatient Clinic King Outpatient Clinic Loyal Outpatient Clinic LaCrosse Outpatient Clinic Wausau Outpatient Clinic Wisconsin Rapids Outpatient Clinic Joliet Clinic LaSalle Clinic Aurora Clinic Elgin Clinic Manteno Clinic Oak Lawn Clinic Adam Benjamin, Jr. Out Patient Clinic Auburn Gresham Clinic Chicago Heights Clinic Lakeside Outpatient Clinic Hancock Clinic Ironwood Clinic Manistique Outreach Clinic Marquette Clinic Menominee Clinic Kincheloe Outpatient Clinic Rhinelander Outpatient Clinic Appleton Clinic Cleveland Clinic Green Bay Clinic Union Grove Clinic Evanston Vet Center Madison Vet Center Oak Park Vet Center Chicago Heights Vet Center Gary Vet Center Beverly Vet Center Escanaba Vet Center Green Bay Vet Center Milwaukee Vet Center FPL Remote Bldg Program Office PFS Remote Bldg Program Office RMH Office Program Office Annex Program Office CSP Office Program Office King Homeless Vets Assist. Program Office Hines ORM Program Office Hines OGC Program Office Prosthetics Bldg. Program Office VISN 12 HQ Program Office Appleton Annex Program Office Columbia Medical Center Kansas City Medical Center St. Louis Medical Center Poplar Bluff Medical Center Leavenworth Medical Center Topeka Medical Center Wichita Medical Center Marion Medical Center Jefferson City VA Clinic Camdenton VA Clinic Gen. Leonard Wood Outpatient Clinic Kirksville Clinic VA Clinic Mexico St. James Clinic Sadalia Outpatient Clinic Belton Outpatient Clinic Cameron Outpatient Clinic Nevada Outpatient Clinic Paola Outpatient Clinic Warrensburg Outpatient Clinic Belleville Clinic St. Charles Clinic Movet Outpatient Clinic Continental Clinic Cape Girardeau Outpatient Clinic Farmington Outpatient Clinic West Plains Outpatient Clinic Paragould Outpatient Clinic Sikeston Outpatient Clinic Wyandotte Outpatient Clinic Saint Joseph Out Patient Clinic Junction City Out Patient Clinic Lawrence Outpatient Clinic Fort Scott Outpatient Clinic Neosho Mem. Med. Cntr. Manhattan Outpatient Clinic Seneca Outpatient Clinic Holton Outpatient Clinic Garnett Outpatient Clinic Emporia Outpatient Clinic Fort Dodge Outpatient Clinic Hays Outpatient Clinic Hutchinson Outpatient Clinic Parsons Outpatient Clinic Salina Outpatient Clinic Wichita Falls Outpatient Clinic Paducah Outpatient Clinic Evansville Outpatient Clinic Effingham Outpatient Clinic Hanson Outpatient Clinic Mayfield Outpatient Clinic Vincennes Outpatient Clinic Owensboro Outpatient Clinic Mt Vernon Outpatient Clinic Carbondale Outpatient Clinic Wichita Vet Center Evansville Vet Center Finance/Accounting Office Program Office Banaster Admin Annex Program Office IG Office Program Office HRC - Hope Recovery Center Program Office BBS - Research Program Office QM and HR Office Program Office Admin Building Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Health Revenue Center (HRC) Program Office Park Lane Admin Annex Program Office Marion Primary Care Annex Program Office Marion Behav. Mod Annex Program Office Evansville Behav. Mod Annex Program Office Marion Business Center Program Office Oklahoma City Medical Center Muskogee Medical Center Fayetteville Medical Center Little Rock Medical Center Jackson Medical Center Biloxi Medical Center New Orleans Medical Center Alexandria Medical Center Shreaveport Medical Center Houston Medical Center Lawton Outpatient Clinic North May Out Patient Clinic Whichita Falls Outpatient Clinic Altus Outpatient Clinic Ardmore Outpatient Clinic Blackwell Outpatient Clinic Enid Clinic Konawa Outpatient Clinic Stillwater Outpatient Clinic Tulsa Clinic Hartshorne Outpatient Clinic Vinita Outpatient Clinic Muskogee BHMC Tulsa Behavioral Out Patient Clinic Fort Smith Clinic Sunbridge Clinic Mount Vernon Clinic Township Outpatient Clinic Branson MO. Outpatient Clinic Jay OK. Outpatient Clinic Ozark Outpatient Clinic Harrison Outpatient Clinic El Dorado Outpatient Clinic Hamilton Outpatient Clinic Rix Outpatient Clinic Mena Outpatient Clinic Mountain Home Outpatient Clinic Pine Bluff Outpatient Clinic LR Drop-in North Clinic LR Drop-in South Clinic Conway Out Patient Clinic Searcy Out Patient Clinic River Bend Outpatient Clinic Meridian Clinic Kosciusko Clinic Greenville Clinic Hattiesburg Clinic Natchez Clinic Columbus Clinic Pensacola Outpatient Clinic Pensacola Outpatient Clinic Mobile Outpatient Clinic Panama City Outpatient Clinic Panama City Expansion Baton Rouge Outpatient Clinic Poydrass St. Clinic Foster Outpatient Clinic Canal Clinic Slidell Outpatient Clinic Houma Outpatient Clinic Saint Johns Outpatient Clinic Canal Street Outpatient Clinic Franklin Outpatient Clinic Bogalusa Outpatient Clinic Mandeville Outpatient Clinic Hammond Outpatient Clinic LaPlace Outpatient Clinic Harahan Outpatient Clinic Jennings Outpatient Clinic Lafayette Outpatient Clinic Monroe Clinic Texarkana Clinic Longview TX. Outpatient Clinic Houston LOut Patient Clinic Houston BOut Patient Clinic Houston GOut Patient Clinic Houston COut Patient Clinic Houston ROut Patient Clinic Oklahoma City Vet Center Lawton Vet Center Fayetteville Vet Center Springfield Vet Center North Little Rock Vet Center Jackson Vet Center Biloxi Vet Center Mobile Vet Center Pensacola Vet Center New Orleans Vet Center Baton Rogue Vet Center Shreaveport Vet Centers Hou/Richmond Vet Center Hou/Post Oak Vet Center Hou/Spring Vet Center Oklahoma City OGC Program Office Oklahoma City HPDM Program Office OKC Friendship House Program Office Muskogee OGC Program Office Muskogee Admin Program Office Fayetteville Business Office Program Office Little Rock EERC Program Office Domicillary Program Office Home Health Care Office Program Office VISN 16 Office Program Office Jackson OGC Office Program Office Montgomery OGC Office Program Office SprignLake Cove Business Program Office Dental Clinic Program Office Keesler AFB Program Office Mandeville Dental Program Office Meterie Dental Clinic Program Office Canal St. Mental Health Clinic Program Office Buckner Square Office Program Office Knight Street Admin Program Office Houston OGC Program Office Houston ORM Program Office Houston Domicillary Program Office Houston DGHC Program Office Dallas Medical Center Bonham Medical Center Arlington (HDQ) Medical Center Waco Medical Center Temple Medical Center Austin Medical Center San Antonio (Audie Murphy) Medical Center Kerrville Medical Center Ft. Worth Mental Health Sherman Outpatient Clinic Tyler Clinic Ft. Worth CWT Clinic Ft. Worth Methadone Clinic Denton Outpatient Clinic Dallas CWT Clinic Acton Outpatient Clinic UNT Clinic Paris Out Patient Clinic Bridgeport Out Patient Clinic Greenville Outpatient Clinic Herzog Outpatient Clinic Fort Worth Out Patient Clinic Bonham Out Patient Clinic Brown Wood Outpatient Clinic Bryan Collage Station Out Patient Clinic Cedar Park Outpatient Clinic Palistine Clinic Fort Hood Clinic La Grange Outpatient Clinic Villa Serena Clinic Victoria Outpatient Clinic McAllen Outpatient Clinic Laredo Outpatient Clinic Corpus Christi Clinic Landark Out Patient Clinic Harlingen Out Patient Clinic Frank Tejada Clinic North Federal Out Patient Clinic South Baxar Out Patient Clinic Ft. Worth Vet Center Dallas Vet Center Pantego Vet Center Mesquite Vet Center Harker Hieights Vet Center Austin Vet Center Ft. Worth Eye Clinic Program Office Field OPS Network Program Office Waco OGC Program Office Southgate Annex Program Office Harlingen Management Program Office One Technology Bldg. Program Office Plaza Lecea Bldg Program Office Data Point Dental Program Office Big Springs Medical Center Amarillo Medical Center Albuquerque Medical Center El Paso Medical Center Tucson Medical Center Mesa-VISN18 HDQ Medical Center Phoenix Medical Center Prescott Medical Center Abilene Clinic Hobbs Clinic Odessa Clinic San Angelo Clinic Fort Stockton Clinic Stamford Clinic Childress Outpatient Clinic Clovis NM. Outpatient Clinic Liberal Outpatient Clinic Lubbock Clinic Artesia Outpatient Clinic Gallup Outpatient Clinic Durango Outpatient Clinic Espanola Outpatient Clinic Farmington Outpatient Clinic Alamogordo Outpatient Clinic Las Vegas Outpatient Clinic Raton Outpatient Clinic Santa Fe Outpatient Clinic Silver City Outpatient Clinic Ben Archer Clinic Las Cruces Outpatient Clinic Yuma Outpatient Clinic Green Valley Outpatient Clinic Safford Outpatient Clinic Sierra Vista Outpatient Clinic Casa Grande Outpatient Clinic VA Northwest Tucson Clinic Southeast Tucson Outpatient Clinic |
Show Low Outpatient Clinic Sun City Outpatient Clinic Buckeye Outpatient Clinic Globe Outpatient Clinic Mesa Outpatient Clinic Payson Outpatient Clinic Phoenix (Thunderbird) Outpatient Clinic Kingman Outpatient Clinic Lake Havasu Outpatient Clinic Anthem Outpatient Clinic Bellemont Outpatient Clinic Cottonwood Outpatient Clinic Midland Vet Center Amarillo Vet Center Lubbock Vet Center Albuquerque Vet Center Farmington Vet Center Santa Fe Vet Center El Paso Vet Center Las Cruces Vet Center Tucson Vet Center Phoenix Vet Center Phoenix East Valley Vet Center Prescott Vet Center Chinle Vet Center Hopi Vet Center Big Springs Domiciliary Program Office Texas State Veterans Home Program Office Albuquerque OGC Program Office Tucson PTSD Office Program Office Champ VA Office Program Office TriCare Office Program Office Women Veterans Health Care Program Office American Indian Services Program Office Denver Medical Center Pueblo Medical Center Grand Junction Medical Center Salt Lake City Medical Center Fort Harrison Medical Center Cheyenne Medical Center Sheridan Medical Center Lakewood Clinic Spruce Clinic La Junta Outpatient Clinic Fontanero COS Clermont Clinic Hale Parkway Clinic Lamar Outpatient Clinic Salida Outpatient Clinic Pueblo NM Clinic Alamosa Outpatient Clinic Las Animas Clinic Burlington Outpatient Clinic Gateway Clinic Aurora Out Patient Clinic Jewel Clinic Pueblo Outlook Clinic Eagle Ridge Outpatient Clinic Ben NightHorse Clinic Montrose Out Patient Clinic Telehealth Outreach Clinic Orem Outpatient Clinic Ogden Outpatient Clinic St. George Outpatient Clinic Pocatella Outpatient Clinic Nephi Outpatient Clinic Roosevelt Outpatient Clinic West Valley Clinic Eli Clinic Elkco Outpatient Clinic Fountain Green Out Patient Clinic Miles City MT Outpatient Clinic Billings MT Outpatient Clinic Great Falls MT Outpatient Clinic Kalispell MT Outpatient Clinic Missoula MT Outpatient Clinic Anaconda MT Outpatient Clinic Bozeman MT Outpatient Clinic Glascow MT Outpatient Clinic Great Northern MT Outpatient Clinic Sidney MT Outpatient Clinic Lewiston Outpatient Clinic Havre Outreach Clinic Cut Bank Out Patient Clinic Glenn Drive Out Patient Clinic Greeley Outpatient Clinic Ft. Collins Outpatient Clinic Sidney NE Outpatient Clinic Rock Springs Outpatient Clinic Riverton Outpatient Clinic Casper Outpatient Clinic Gillete Outpatient Clinic Powell Outpatient Clinic Afton Outpatient Clinic Boulder Vet Center Denver Vet Center Ft. Collins Vet Center Colorado Springs Vet Center Salt Lake Vet Center Provo Vet Center Billings Vet Center Missoula Vet Center VISN 19 HDQ Program Office HAC Program Office Readjustment Counseling Cntr Program Office National DEC Support Program Office Denver Mountian Towers Program Office Credit Union Program Office Denver Domicillary Program Office EES Salt Lake City Program Office Mental Health Clinic Program Office HAC Program Office Regional/Field Program Office Network Authorization Program Office Great Northern Office Boise Medical Center Walla Walla Medical Center Spokane Medical Center Seattle Medical Center Anchorage Medical Center American Lake Medical Center Vancouver Medical Center Portland Medical Center Roseburg Medical Center White City Medical Center Twin Falls Outpatient Clinic Caldwell Outpatient Clinic Burns Expansion Clinic Ontario Outpatient Clinic Salmon Outpatient Clinic Richland Outpatient Clinic Yakima Outpatient Clinic La Grande Outpatient Clinic Lewiston Outpatient Clinic Coeur d'Alene Outpatient Clinic Wenatchee Outpatient Clinic Spokane Homeless Shelter Bremerton Outpatient Clinic Federal Way Outpatient Clinic Bellevue Outpatient Clinic North Seattle Outpatient Clinic Elwha Outpatient Clinic Mount Vernon Outpatient Clinic Port Angeles Outpatient Clinic South Sound Outpatient Clinic Kenai Outpatient Clinic Ft. Wainwright Outpatient Clinic Elmendorf Airbase Clinic North Way Mall Clinic Mat-Su Outpatient Clinic Juno Outpatient Clinic Vancouver Outpatient Clinic Bend Outpatient Clinic Salem Outpatient Clinic Camp Rilea Outpatient Clinic East Portland Outpatient Clinic West Linn Clinic Hillsboro Outpatient Clinic Newport Clinic The Dalles Outreach Clinic Brookings Out Patient Clinic Eugene Outpatient Clinic North Bend Outpatient Clinic Eugene Re-integration Office Cresent City Outpatient Clinic Klamath Falls Outpatient Clinic Grants Pass West Clinic Boise Vet Center Yakima Valley Vet Center Spokane Vet Center Tacoma Vet Center Everett Vet Center Bellingham Vet Center Seattle Vet Center Anchorage Vet Center Fairbanks Vet Center Kenai Satellite Vet Center Wasilla Vet Center Portland Vet Center Salem Vet Center Eugene Vet Center Grants Pass Vet Center Boise EERC Program Office Boise Business Office Program Office Homeless Outreach Program Office Spokane OIG Program Office Mayfair Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Fiscal Program Office Anchorage Warehouse Program Office Eugene Behavioral Office Program Office Asante Office Building Program Office Fresno Medical Center Martinez Medical Center Palo Alto Medical Center Reno Medical Center Sacramento Medical Center San Francisco Medical Center Honolulu Medical Center North Valley Clinic South Valley Clinic Atwater Out Patient Clinic Tulare Out Patient Clinic Visalia Out Patient Clinic Mental Hlth/Sub. Abuse Clinic Fairfield Out Patient Clinic Mare Island Out Patient Clinic Oakland Out Patient Clinic Mare Island Out Patient Clinic Livermore Clinic Menlo Park Clinic Montery Outpatient Clinic San Jose Outpatient Clinic Capitola Outpatient Clinic Modesto Outpatient Clinic Stockton Outpatient Clinic Sonora Outpatient Clinic Fremont Outpatient Clinic Auburn Out Patient Clinic Minden Out Patient Clinic Fallon Out Patient Clinic Plumas St. Clinic Sac. Mental Health Clinic McClellan Out Patient Clinic McClellan Dental Clinic Redding Clinic Chico Out Patient Clinic Eureka Out Patient Clinic Manila Clinic SF Downtown Clinic Santa Rosa Out Patient Clinic San Bruno Out Patient Clinic Eureka Out Patient Clinic Ukiah Out Patient Clinic Clearlake Outpatient Clinic Salsalito Outpatient Clinic American Somoa Outpatient Clinic Kauai Outpatient Clinic Guam Outpatient Clinic Hilo Outpatient Clinic Kona Outpatient Clinic Maui Outpatient Clinic Manila Out Patient Clinic Fresno Vet Center Concord Vet Center Oakland Vet Center Modesto Vet Center Reno Vet Center Chico Vet Center Saramento Vet Center Citrus Heights Vet Center San Francisco Vet Center Honolulu Vet Center Kailua-Kona Vet Center Hilo Vet Center Maui Vet Center Kauai Vet Center Guam Vet Center Martinez OGC Program Office Menlo Park Domiciliary Program Office Reno Eye Clinic Program Office Martinez OGC Program Office VISN Office-McClellan Bldg Program Office Orville Outreach Center Program Office San Francisco OGC Program Office National Center For PTSD Program Office Hilo PRRP Program Office Warehouse - Aiea Program Office Loma Linda Medical Center Long Beach Medical Center West Los Angeles Medical Center San Diego Medical Center Las Vegas Medical Center MAR AFB Clinic Park Ave. Clinic Corona Outpatient Clinic Victorville Outpatient Clinic San Bernadino Outpatient Clinic Palm Desert Outpatient Clinic Rancho Cucamonga Outpatient Clinic Sun City Outpatient Clinic Anaheim Out Patient Clinic Santa Ana Outpatient Clinic Villages at Cabrillo Outpatient Clinic Laguna Hills Outpatient Clinic Whittier Outpatient Clinic Sepulveda Ambulatory Care Los Angeles Ambulatory Care Bakersfield Outpatient Clinic Santa Barbara Outpatient Clinic East LA Outpatient Clinic Gardena BCO Clinic Santa Maria Outpatient Clinic Oxnard Outpatient Clinic Pasadena Outpatient Clinic San Luis Obispo Outpatient Clinic Palmdale Outpatient Clinic Lancaster Outpatient Clinic Mission Valley Outpatient Clinic Chula Vista Outpatient Clinic Vista Clinic Escondito Outpatient Clinic El Centro Outpatient Clinic Oceanside Clinic Henderson Outpatient Clinic Northwest Clinic Southwest Clinic West Clinic Central Clinic North Clinic East Clinic Mike O'Callaghan Fed. Hosp. Pahrump Outpatient Clinic Arville House Outpatient Clinic Colton Vet Center Victorville Vet Center Corona Vet Center Timicla Vet Center Orange County Vet Center Garden Grove Vet Center West LA Vet Center East LA Vet Center Sepulveda Vet Center San Diego Vet Center San Marcos Vet Center Chula Vista Vet Center Las Vegas Vet Center Henderson Vet Center CBC Admin Redland Program Office CBC HR Office Program Office Keiser Office Program Office EES Long Beach Program Office VISN 22 Office Program Office Sepulveda IRM Program Office Los Angeles Vet Resource Program Office Wave Clinic Program Office San Diego Call Center Program Office Shoreham Business Office Program Office Sorrento Vally Admin Program Office Mission Valley Call Center Program Office Business Clinic Program Office MCCF Billing Program Office Rancho Courtyard - Admin Program Office Facility Warehouse Program Office Main Warehourse Program Office Homeless Veterans Outpatient Clinic Program Office Minneapolis Medical Center Saint Cloud Medical Center Sioux Falls Medical Center Fort Meade Medical Center Fargo Medical Center Hot Springs Medical Center Grand Island Medical Center Lincoln Medical Center Omaha Medical Center Des Moines Medical Center Knoxville Medical Center Iowa City Medical Center Twin Ports Outpatient Clinic Maplewood Outpatient Clinic Chippewa Valley Outpatient Clinic Rochester Outpatient Clinic Hibbing Outpatient Clinic Hayward Outpatient Clinic Rice Lake Outpatient Clinic Mankato Outpatient Clinic South Central Outpatient Clinic Brainerd Outpatient Clinic Montevideo Outpatient Clinic Alexandria Outpatient Clinic Aberdeen Out Patient Clinic Sioux City Out Patient Clinic Spirit Lake Out Patient Clinic Watertown Out Patient Clinic Wagner Out Patient Clinic Rapid City Outpatient Clinic Bismark Outpatient Clinic Fergus Falls Outpatient Clinic Grafton Outpatient Clinic Minot Outpatient Clinic Dickinson Out Patient Clinic Grand Forks Outpatient Clinic Jamestown Out Patient Clinic Willston Outpatient Clinic Bemidji Outpatient Clinic Pine Ridge Outpatient Clinic Alliance Outpatient Clinic Scottsbluff Outpatient Clinic Pierre Outpatient Clinic Rosebud Outpatient Clinic Winner Outpatient Clinic Newcastle Outpatient Clinic Eagle Butte Outpatient Clinic North Platte Outpatient Clinic Bellevue Outpatient Clinic Holdrege Out Patient Clinic Norfolk Out Patient Clinic Shenandoah Outpatient Clinic Mason City Out Patient Clinic Carroll Out Patient Clinic Marshalltown Out Patient Clinic Knoxville Out Patient Clinic Fort Dodge Out Patient Clinic Galesburg Out Patient Clinic Quincy Out Patient Clinic Bettendorf Out Patient Clinic Coralville Out Patient Clinic Dubuque Out Patient Clinic Waterloo Out Patient Clinic Brooklyn Park Vet Center New Brighton Vet Center Duluth Vet Center St. Paul Vet Center Sioux Falls Vet Center Sioux City Vet Center Fargo Vet Center Minot Vet Center Bismark Vet Center Outreach Pine Ridge Vet Center Lincoln Vet Center Omaha Vet Center Des Moines Vet Center Ceder Rapids Vet Center Minneapolis OGC Program Office Minneapolis EERC Program Office Cook Outreach Center Program Office Merle Hay Annex Program Office Education Building Program Office Albuquerque NM VA Regional Office Anchorage AK VA Regional Office Ann Arbor MI VA Regional Office Atlanta GA VA Regional Office Auburn WA VA Regional Office Austin TX VA Regional Office Baltimore MD VA Regional Office Boise ID VA Regional Office Boston MA VA Regional Office Buffalo NY VA Regional Office Cheyenne WY VA Regional Office Chicago IL VA Regional Office Cleveland OH VA Regional Office Columbia SC VA Regional Office Denver CO VA Regional Office Des Moines IA VA Regional Office Detroit MI VA Regional Office Fargo ND VA Regional Office Fort Harrison MT VA Regional Office Hampton VA VA Regional Office Hartford CT VA Regional Office Hines IL VA Regional Office Honolulu HI VA Regional Office Houston TX VA Regional Office Huntington WV VA Regional Office Indianapolis IN VA Regional Office Jackson MS VA Regional Office Las Vegas NV VA Regional Office Lincoln NE VA Regional Office Little Rock AR VA Regional Office Los Angeles CA VA Regional Office Louisville KY VA Regional Office Manchester NH VA Regional Office Milwaukee WI VA Regional Office Montgomery AL VA Regional Office Muskogee OK VA Regional Office Nashville TN VA Regional Office Nashville Southern Area VA Regional Office New Orleans LA VA Regional Office New York NY VA Regional Office Newark NJ VA Regional Office Oakland CA VA Regional Office Orlando FL VA Regional Office Philadelphia PA VA Regional Office Phoenix NV VA Regional Office Pittsburgh PA VA Regional Office Portland OR VA Regional Office Providence RI VA Regional Office Reno NV VA Regional Office Roanoke VA VA Regional Office Sacramento CA VA Regional Office Salt Lake City UT VA Regional Office San Diego CA VA Regional Office San Juan PR VA Regional Office Seattle WA VA Regional Office Sioux Falls SD VA Regional Office St. Louis MO VA Regional Office St. Louis RMC MO VA Regional Office St. Paul MN VA Regional Office St. Petersburg FL VA Regional Office Togus ME VA Regional Office VACO VA Regional Office Waco TX VA Regional Office Washington DC VA Regional Office White River Junction VA Regional Office Wichita KS VA Regional Office Wilmington DE VA Regional Office Winston-Salem NC VA Regional Office Annex A (8808) VA Site Annex B (8898) VA Site Camp Pendleton VA Site Camp Lejeune Main Office (BDD) VA Site Ft. Bragg Main Office (BDD, VR&E) VA Site Department Of Veterans Affairs Bremerton Pre-sep Center VA Site Ft. Lewis Pre-Separation Center VA Site Gravelly Lake VA Site St. Louis RMC Liaison Office (@NPRC) VA Site Montgomery VRE VA Site Remote Records Storage (T1) VA Site Oklahoma City Federal Building VA Site Norfolk Outbased Office VA Site Frank Tejeda Outpatient Clinic VA Site Warren F.Burger Federal Court House (RLC) (Router install) VA Site Jacksonville VA Site West Palm Beach VA Site Ft. Lauderdale VA Site New Orleans RO VA Site Tucson VA Site Qunatico Datacenter MSN III - Denver MSN II - Atlanta MSN I - Philadelphia Calverton Maintenance Building MPS - Ft. Leavenworth State - Garrison Forest VMC NCA Training / Call Center Facility Dallas - Fort Worth National Cem. Ohio Western Reserve Natl. Cem. Centralized Contracting Division MPS - Nashville MSN IV - Indianapolis MSN V - Oakland State - William C. Doyle VMC NJ MPS - Lebanon NCA Scheduling Center (Call) |
Institutions that participated in TEDMEDLive 2012
The following institutions received the TEDMED Simulcast in 2012. Click on a logo below to go to their website.
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Togus Medical Center Manchester Medical Center White River Medical Center North Hampton Medical Center Newington Medical Center West Haven Medical Center Providence Medical Center Brockton Medical Center West Roxbury Medical Center Jamaica Plains Medical Center Bedford Medical Center Bangor Out Patient Clinic Houlton Access Point Clinic Portland Mental Health Out Patient Clinic Calais Outpatient Clinic Caribou Outpatient Clinic Fort Kent Outpatient Clinic Houlton Outpatient Clinic Lincoln Outpatient Clinic Rumford Outpatient Clinic Saco Outpatient Clinic Conway Outpatient Clinic Portsmouth Outpatient Clinic Somersworth Outpatient Clinic Tilton Outpatient Clinic Colchester Outpatient Clinic Bennington Outpatient Clinic Littleton Outpatient Clinic Rutland Outpatient Clinic Brattlboro Outpatient Clinic Springfield Outpatient Clinic Greenfield Outpatient Clinic Pittsfield Outpatient Clinic Danbury Outpatient Clinic New London Out Patient Clinic Stamford Out Patient Clinic Waterbury Outpatient Clinic Windham Outpatient Clinic Winsted Outpatient Clinic Eagles Square Clinic Hyannis Outpatient Clinic Martha's Vineyard Outpatient Clinic Middletown Outpatient Clinic Nantucket Outpatient Clinic New Bedford Outpatient Clinic Worchester Outpatient Clinic Lowell Outpatient Clinic Causeway St. Outpatient Clinic Court Street Outpatient Clinic Framingham Outpatient Clinic Quincy Outpatient Clinic Fitchburg Outpatient Clinic Glouchester Outpatient Clinic Haverhill Outpatient Clinic Lynn Outpatient Clinic Winchendon Day Center Bangor Vet Center Caribou Vet Center Lewiston Vet Center Portland Vet Center Sanford Vet Center Auburn Vet Center Manchester Vet Center Manchester Regional Vet Cnt South Burlington Vet Center White River Junction Vet Cnt Berlin-Gorham Vet Center Springfield Vet Center West Haven Vet Center Norwich Vet Center Hartford/Rocky Hill Vet Cnt Danbury Vet Center Warwick Vet Center New Bedford Vet Center Hyannis Vet Center Brockton Vet Center Worchester Vet Center Boston Vet Center Lowell Vet Center Brady Sullivan VA Program Office PTSD VA Program Office Newington OGC Program Office Community Care Office Brownell House Program Office Bedford ORM Program Office Bedford OGC Program Office Cresent House Program Office Bath Medical Center Batavia Medical Center Canandaigua Medical Center Syracuse Medical Center Buffalo Medical Center Albany Medical Center Elmira Out Patient Clinic Wellsville Out Patient Clinic Rout/Outpatient Clinic Clinton Crossing My Hope Clinic Auburn Outpatient Clinic Binghamton Outpatient Clinic Carthage Outpatient Clinic Cortland Out Patient Clinic Ithaca Outpatient Clinic Massena Outpatient Clinic Oswego Outpatient Clinic Rome Out Patient Clinic Dunkirk Out Patient Clinic Jamestown Out Patient Clinic Lackawanna Out Patient Clinic Lockport Out Patient Clinic Niagara Falls Out Patient Clinic Warsaw Out Patient Clinic Olean Outpatient Clinic MCCF Outpatient Clinic Bainbridge Outpatient Clinic Catskill Out Patient Clinic Clifton Park Out Patient Clinic CWT Clinic Elizabethtown Outpatient Clinic Fonda Outpatient Clinic Glens Falls Outpatient Clinic Kingston Outpatient Clinic Malone Outpatient Clinic Plattsburg Outpatient Clinic Schenectady Outpatient Clinic Troy Out Patient Clinic Mount Hope Vet Center Binghampton Vet Center Syracuse Vet Center Watertown Vet Center Buffalo Vet Center Albany Vet Center OGC Program Office DES Program Office Appletree Business Park Program Office OGC Office OIFO Program Office VISN 02 Network Office Brooklyn Medical Center Bronx Medical Center Castle Point Medical Center East Orange Medical Center Lyons Medical Center Montrose Medical Center New York Medical Center North Port Medical Center Saint Albans Clinic Manhattan Opiate Replace Clinic Chapel Street Outpatient Clinic Harlem Outpatient Clinic Brooklyn Opiate Replacement Stanten Island Comm. Clinic White Plains Outpatient Clinic Yonkers Outpatient Clinic Bronx Community Clinic Queens Communtiy Clinic Brick Outpatient Clinic Hackensack Outpatient Clinic Trenton Outpatient Clinic Jersey City Outpatient Clinic Paterson Outpatient Clinic Morristown Outpatient Clinic New Brunswick Outpatient Clinic Newark Outpatient Clinic Fort Monmouth Outpatient Clinic Elizabeth Outpatient Clinic New City Clinic Monticello Outpatient Clinic Carmel Outpatient Clinic Goshen Outpatient Clinic Port Jervis Clinic Poughkeepsie Outpatient Clinic Pine Plains Outpatient Clinic Plainview Outpatient Clinic Patchogue Community Clinic Westhampton Air Base Clinic Nassau Outpatient Clinic Queens Vet Center Stanten Island Vet Center Chapel Street Vet Center Bronx Vet Center Secaucus Vet Center Bloomfield Vet Center Ewing Vet Center White Plains Vet Center Middletown Vet Center Manhattan Vet Center Harlem Vet Center Babylon Vet Center Brooklyn Regional Console Program Office Research Program Office Domiciliary Program Office PTSD Program Office VISN Program Office Lyons ORM Program Office Secaucus CBI Program Office Canteen Services Program Office New York ORM Program Office Northport EES Program Office Clarksburg Medical Center Altoona Medical Center Butler Medical Center Coatsville Medical Center Erie Medical Center Lebanon Medical Center Philadelphia Medical Center Wilkes-Barre Medical Center Pittsburgh Medical Center Wilmington Medical Center Parkersburg Outpatient Clinic Parsons Outpatient Clinic Mon County Outpatient Clinic Braxton County Outpatient Clinic DuBois Outpatient Clinic Johnstown Outpatient Clinic State College Outpatient Clinic Mercer Outpatient Clinic Armstrong Outpatient Clinic Clarion Outpatient Clinic Lawrence Outpatient Clinic Cranberry Outpatient Clinic Springfield Out Patient Clinic Spring City Outpatient Clinic Ashtabula Outpatient Clinic Warren Outpatient Clinic Venango Outpatient Clinic Crawford Outpatient Clinic McKean Outpatient Clinic Camp Hill Outpatient Clinic Berks County Outpatient Clinic Lancaster County Outpatient Clinic Pottsville County Outpatient Clinic Frackville Outpatient Clinic York County Outpatient Clinic Fort Dix, NJ Out Patient Clinic Gloucester County Outpatient Clinic Victor J. Saracini Out Patient Clinic Camden NJ. Outpatient Clinic Allentown Outpatient Clinic Berwick Outpatient Clinic Bangor Outpatient Clinic Sayre Outpatient Clinic Tobyhanna Outpatient Clinic Williamsport Outpatient Clinic Monaca Outpatient Clinic Uniontown Outpatient Clinic St. Clair Outpatient Clinic Washington Outpatient Clinic Greensburg Outpatient Clinic Vineland Outpatient Clinic Ventor Outpatient Clinic Cape May Outpatient Clinic Georgetown Outpatient Clinic Dover Outpatient Clinic Morgantown Vet Center Williamsport Vet Center DuBois Vet Center SE Pennsylvania Vet Center Harrisburg Vet Center Philadelphia Vet Center Scranton Vet Center Williamsport Vet Center Green Tree Vet Center Wheeling Vet Center White Oak Vet Center Wilmington Vet Center Rosebud Annex Program Office Lebanon ORM Program Office Philadelphia OGC Program Office Multiservice Center Program Office Annex Program Office Board of Veterans Appeals Program Office HTSI Program Office Pittsburgh ORM Program Office Pittsburgh OGC Program Office Wilmington Annex Program Office Baltimore Medical Center Perry Point Medical Center Martinsburg Medical Center Washington DC Medical Center Glenn Burnie Out Patient Clinic Lock Raven Out Patient Clinic Ft. Howard Out Patient Clinic Cambridge Out Patient Clinic Pocomoke Outpatient Clinic Elkton Outpatient Clinic Cumberland Outpatient Clinic Stephens Outpatient Clinic Hagerstown Outpatient Clinic Petersburg Outpatient Clinic Harrisonburg Outpatient Clinic Charlotte Hall Outpatient Clinic Alexandria Outpatient Clinic Greenbelt Outpatient Clinic Souteast Wasington Outpatient Clinic Annapolis Vet Center Elkton Vet Center Baltimore Vet Center Cambridge Vet Center Aberdeen Vet Center Silver Spring Vet Center Readjustment Counseling VISN 5 Program Office Langley Billing Program Office Gay St. Business Program Office Fox Croft Business Program Office Washington EERC Program Office Landover Business Program Office Ashville Medical Center Beckley Medical Center Durham Medical Center Fayetteville Medical Center Hampton Medical Center Richmond Medical Center Durham-HDQ Medical Center Salem Medical Center Salisbury Medical Center Franklin Outpatient Clinic Hillandale Out Patient Clinic Morehead City Clinic Raleigh Outpatient Clinic Greenville Outpatient Clinic Jacksonville Outpatient Clinic Wilmington Outpatient Clinic PWC Clinic Hamlet Outpatient Clinic Virginia Beach Outpatient Clinic Fredericksburg Outpatient Clinic Charlottesville Outpatient Clinic Danville Outpatient Clinic Hillsville Outpatient Clinic Lynchburg Out Patient Clinic Tazewell Outpatient Clinic Charlotte NC. Out Patient Clinic Winston-Salem Out Patient Clinic Hickory Out Patient Clinic Beckley Vet Center Princeton Vet Center Greenville Vet Center Raleigh Vet Center Fayetteville Vet Center Norfolk Vet Center Richmond Vet Center Roanoke Vet Center Charlotte Vet Center Greensboro Vet Center NCP Durham Program Office Legacy Towers Program Office CPAC-Ashville Program Office Morrisville - OQP Program Office Richmond Annex Program Office Augusta Medical Center Atlanta Medical Center Birmingham Medical Center Charleston Medical Center Columbia Medical Center Dublin Medical Center Montgomery Medical Center Tuscaloosa Medical Center Uptown/Downtown Clinic Aiken SC Outpatient Clinic Athens Clinic Decatur Outpatient Clinic East Point Outpatient Clinic Lawrenceville Clinic Oakwood Clinic Rome Outpatient Clinic Smyrna Clinic Stockbridge Outreach Clinic Newnan Clinic Henderson Mill Outpatient Clinic Oxford Clinic Bessemer Clinic Childersburg Outpatient Clinic Gadsden Clinic Huntsville Clinic Jasper Clinic Madison Clinic Shoals Clinic Beaufort Clinic Goose Creek Outpatient Clinic Myrtle Beach Outpatient Clinic Savannah Clinic Montague Outpatient Clinic Navy Hospital Connection Navy Consolidated Clinic Greenville Clinic Florence Outpatient Clinic Anderson County Clinic Orangeburg County Clinic Rock Hill Clinic Spartanburg Outpatient Clinic Sumter County Clinic Albany Clinic Macon Clinic Perry Outreach Clinic Columbus Outpatient Clinic Dothan Clinic Dothan Mental Health Center Fort Rucker Out Patient Clinic Maxwell Outpatient Clinic Tuskeegee Hospital Selma Out Patient Clinic N. Atlanta Vet Center Marietta Vet Center Birmingham Vet Center Savannah Vet Center Charleston Vet Center Columbia Vet Center Greenville Vet Center Macon Vet Center Montogomery Vet Center VISN 07 Office Seamless Transition Bldg Atlanta Network Office Healthcare for Homeless Admin Building EES Birmingham Calahan Eye Clinic Pickwick Building Range Warehouse Hanahan Warehouse Office Domacillary Conway Homebased Health Columbia RO Office Hampton Admin Bldg. Meds By Mail Bay Pines Medical Center Gainesville Medical Center Lake City Medical Center Miami Medical Center West Palm Beach Medical Center Tampa Medical Center Orlando Medical Center San Juan PR. Medical Center Fort Myers Out Patient Clinic Sarasota Outpatient Clinic Port Charlotte Outpatient Clinic Dunedin Outpatient Clinic Sebring Outpatient Clinic South St. Petersburg Outpatient Clinic Naples Outpatient Clinic Ellenton Outpatient Clinic Ellenton Mental Health Daytona Out Patient Clinic Jacksonville Out Patient Clinic Tallahasee Out Patient Clinic Valdosta GA. Outpatient Clinic Gainesville Dermatology Out Patient Clinic Gainesville Pain Clinic Gainesville Psych Clinic Gainesville Eye Clinic Hamilton Park I Clinic Tallahasee Out Patient Clinic Tallahassee Out Patient Clinic/Annex Tallahassee Mental Health Jacksonville Eye Clinic Jacksonville Speciality Clinic Jacksonville Detox Clinic Jacksonville Mid-Town Clinic Ocala Outpatient Clinic Ocala West Clinic The Villages Outpatient Clinic Leesburg Outpatient Clinic Marianna Outpatient Clinic Saint Augustine Outpatient Clinic Lecanto Outpatient Clinic St Marys GA. Outpatient Clinic Lake City Professional Park Clinic Hollywood Clinic Pembroke Pines Outpatient Clinic OSAC Outpatient Clinic Broward Out Patient Clinic Deerfield Beach Outpatient Clinic Coral Springs Outpatient Clinic Key Largo Outpatient Clinic Key West Out Patient Clinic Homestead Outpatient Clinic Boca Raton Outpatient Clinic Delray Outpatient Clinic Fort Pierce Outpatient Clinic Stuart Outpatient Clinic Vero Beach Outpatient Clinic Port St. Lucie-PTSD Clinic Okeechobee Outpatient Clinic C&P Audiology Clinic Derm-Pharmacy Clinic Eye Clinic Clinic New Port Richey Dental Clinic New Port Richey Ment. Health Clinic New Port Richey HBPC Clinic Prosthetice/Rehab Clinic New Port Richey Clinic New Port Richey Out Patient Clinic Lakeland Outpatient Clinic Brooksville Clinic Zephyrhills Outpatient Clinic Home Oxygen Clinic 46th Street HBPC Clinic McDill AFB Clinic Social Rehab Clinic Viera Outpatient Clinic Sanford Clinic Kissimmee Outpatient Clinic Orange City Outpatient Clinic Leesburg Outpatient Clinic Daytona Out Patient Clinic Mayaguez Out Patient Clinic Ponce Out Patient Clinic Guaynabo Outpatient Clinic Arecibo Outpatient Clinic Guayama Outpatient Clinic Saint Croix Outpatient Clinic Saint Thomas Outpatient Clinic Fort Myers Vet Center St. Petersburg Vet Center Sarasota Vet Center Clearwater Vet Center Gainsville Vet Center Jacksonville Vet Center Tallahassee Vet Center Ft. Lauderdale Vet Center Key Largo Vet Center Miami/Doral Vet Center Palm Beach Vet Center Tampa Vet Center Orlando Vet Center Rio Piedros Vet Center Ponce Vet Center Saint Croix Vet Center Saint Thomas Vet Center Arecibo Vet Center Bay Pines ORM Program Office Bay Pines OGC Program Office VHA OIFO Program Office Largo Patient Finance Program Office Procurment Business Div. Program Office Substance Abuse Program Office Finance/Business Office Program Office Finance/Bus. Office Annex Program Office Clinic of Jurisdiction Program Office Clinic of Jurisdiction Program Office Gainesville Commerce Bldg. Program Office Compensastion and Pension Program Office OI&T Office 34th Street Program Office MISA - 23rd Floor Program Office Royal Park Business Program Office Tallahassee OIG Program Office IPCC North Program Office IPCC South Program Office Bayside Business Office Program Office Research and Development Program Office VA Police Program Office Medical Media Program Office Sleep Lab Program Office West Palm Beach OIG Program Office Tampa Research Program Office Tampa HR Program Office Hidden River Contracting Program Office Hidden River Business Office Program Office Domacillary Program Office Tampa Cigna Bldg Program Office |
VISN 8 Program Office Cross Roads Finance Program Office OPA Program Office Memphis Medical Center Nashville Medical Center Murfreesboro Medical Center Mountain Home Medical Center Huntington Medical Center Lexington Medical Center Louisville Medical Center Bolivar Outpatient Clinic Covington Outpatient Clinic Dyersburg Outpatient Clinic Jackson Outpatient Clinic Memphis South Outpatient Clinic Savanna Outpatient Clinic Byhalia Outpatient Clinic Smithville Outpatient Clinic Helena Outpatient Clinic Jonesboro Outpatient Clinic Chattanooga Out Patient Clinic Nashville MCA Clinic Charlotte Ave Out Patient Clinic Clarksville Outpatient Clinic Dover Outpatient Clinic Fort Campbell Outpatient Clinic Hopkinsville Out Patient Clinic Vine Hill Clinic Womens Vet Healthcare Cnt. Clinic Bowling Green Outpatient Clinic Cookeville Out Patient Clinic Tullahoma Out Patient Clinic Nashville Out Patient Clinic Knoxville Out Patient Clinic Morristown Outpatient Clinic Rogersville Outpatient Clinic Bristol Outpatient Clinic Norton Outpatient Clinic Logan Outpatient Clinic Williamson Outpatient Clinic Kenova Outpatient Clinic Charleston Outpatient Clinic Prestonsburg Outpatient Clinic Somerset Clinic Leestown Clinic Berea Outpatient Clinic Hazard Outpatient Clinic Morehead Outpatient Clinic New Albany Outpatient Clinic New Albany Mental Health Clinic Shively Outpatient Clinic Dupont Outpatient Clinic Fort Knox Outpatient Clinic Clarkson/Grayson Outpatient Clinic Carrolton Outpatient Clinic Newsburg Outpatient Clinic Scottsburg Outpatient Clinic Standiford Outpatient Clinic Memphis Vet Center Johnson Vet Cneter MH Knoxville Vet Center MH Huntington Vet Center HUN Charleston Vet Center HUN Logan Vet Center HUN Lexington Vet Center Louisville Vet Center Nashville OGC Program Office Nashville HDQ Program Office Huntington OGC Program Office New Albany Annex Program Office Cincinnati Medical Center Chillicothe Medical Center Columbus Medical Center Dayton Medical Center Cleveland Medical Center Bellevue Outpatient Clinic Clermont Outpatient Clinic Florence Clinc Butler VA Healthcare Clinic Dearborn Outpatient Clinic Georgetown Outpatient Clinic Athens Outpatient Clinic Marietta Outpatient Clinic Cambridge Outpatient Clinic Lancaster Outpatient Clinic Portsmouth Outpatient Clinic Grove City Outpatient Clinic Zanesville Outpatient Clinic Marion Outpatient Clinic Newark Outpatient Clinic Lima Outpatient Clinic Richmond Outpatient Clinic Middleton Outpatient Clinic Springfield Outpatient Clinic Youngstown Out Patient Clinic Canton Out Patient Clinic Ravenna Clinic Warren Clinic Sandusky Clinic Lorain Outpatient Clinic Akron Clinic Mansfield Ciinic McCafferty Clinic Liverpool/Calcutta Outpatient Clinic New Philadelphia Clinic Wooster Outpatient Clinic TR House Outpatient Clinic Panesville Outpatient Clinic Cincinnati Vet Center Columbus Vet Center VISN 10 HQ Program Office Ft.Thomas Domiciliary Program Office MCCR/Contracting Program Office Wright-Patterson DOD Program Office Brecksville OGC Program Office Cleveland EERC Program Office Ann Arbor Medical Center Battle Creek Medical Center Detroit Medical Center Saginaw Medical Center Fort Wayne Medical Center Indianapolis Medical Center Danville Medical Center Toledo Out Patient Clinic MHICM-IPCC Clinic Flint Out Patient Clinic Jackson Out Patient Clinic Grand Rapids Outpatient Clinic Lansing Outpatient Clinic Benton Harbor Out Patient Clinic Muskegon Out Patient Clinic Pontiac Out Patient Clinic Yale Outpatient Clinic Traverse City Outpatient Clinic Gaylord Outpatient Clinic Oscoda Outpatient Clinic Alpena Outpatient Clinic Clare Outpatient Clinic Muncie Outpatient Clinic Goshen Outpatient Clinic South Bend Outpatient Clinic Bloomington Outpatient Clinic Terre Haute Outpatient Clinic Peoria Outpatient Clinic West Lafayette Out Patient Clinic Decatur Outpatient Clinic Springfield Outpatient Clinic Toledo Vet Center Grand Rapids Vet Center Detroit Vet Center Dearborn Vet Center Pontiac Vet Center Saginaw Vet Center Fort Wayne Vet Center Indianapolis Vet Center Peoria Vet Center Ann Arbor Business Program Office Business Program Office Division VISN 11 and Region 3 Program Offices Ann Arbor Contracting Program Office Ann Arbor Call Center Program Office Ann Arbor Off Site Warehouse Health Care for the Homeless Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Saginaw Admin Building Program Office Ft. Benjamin Harrison Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Optical Lab Program Office North Chicago Medical Center Madison Medical Center Tomah Medical Center Hines Medical Center Jessie Brown Medical Center Iron Mountain Medical Center Milwaukee Medical Center Evanston Outpatient Clinic Kenosha Outpatient Clinic McHenry Outpatient Clinic Rockford Outpatient Clinic Madison West Outpatient Clinic Baraboo Outpatient Clinic Beaver Dam Outpatient Clinic Freeport Outpatient Clinic Janesville Outpatient Clinic King Outpatient Clinic Loyal Outpatient Clinic LaCrosse Outpatient Clinic Wausau Outpatient Clinic Wisconsin Rapids Outpatient Clinic Joliet Clinic LaSalle Clinic Aurora Clinic Elgin Clinic Manteno Clinic Oak Lawn Clinic Adam Benjamin, Jr. Out Patient Clinic Auburn Gresham Clinic Chicago Heights Clinic Lakeside Outpatient Clinic Hancock Clinic Ironwood Clinic Manistique Outreach Clinic Marquette Clinic Menominee Clinic Kincheloe Outpatient Clinic Rhinelander Outpatient Clinic Appleton Clinic Cleveland Clinic Green Bay Clinic Union Grove Clinic Evanston Vet Center Madison Vet Center Oak Park Vet Center Chicago Heights Vet Center Gary Vet Center Beverly Vet Center Escanaba Vet Center Green Bay Vet Center Milwaukee Vet Center FPL Remote Bldg Program Office PFS Remote Bldg Program Office RMH Office Program Office Annex Program Office CSP Office Program Office King Homeless Vets Assist. Program Office Hines ORM Program Office Hines OGC Program Office Prosthetics Bldg. Program Office VISN 12 HQ Program Office Appleton Annex Program Office Columbia Medical Center Kansas City Medical Center St. Louis Medical Center Poplar Bluff Medical Center Leavenworth Medical Center Topeka Medical Center Wichita Medical Center Marion Medical Center Jefferson City VA Clinic Camdenton VA Clinic Gen. Leonard Wood Outpatient Clinic Kirksville Clinic VA Clinic Mexico St. James Clinic Sadalia Outpatient Clinic Belton Outpatient Clinic Cameron Outpatient Clinic Nevada Outpatient Clinic Paola Outpatient Clinic Warrensburg Outpatient Clinic Belleville Clinic St. Charles Clinic Movet Outpatient Clinic Continental Clinic Cape Girardeau Outpatient Clinic Farmington Outpatient Clinic West Plains Outpatient Clinic Paragould Outpatient Clinic Sikeston Outpatient Clinic Wyandotte Outpatient Clinic Saint Joseph Out Patient Clinic Junction City Out Patient Clinic Lawrence Outpatient Clinic Fort Scott Outpatient Clinic Neosho Mem. Med. Cntr. Manhattan Outpatient Clinic Seneca Outpatient Clinic Holton Outpatient Clinic Garnett Outpatient Clinic Emporia Outpatient Clinic Fort Dodge Outpatient Clinic Hays Outpatient Clinic Hutchinson Outpatient Clinic Parsons Outpatient Clinic Salina Outpatient Clinic Wichita Falls Outpatient Clinic Paducah Outpatient Clinic Evansville Outpatient Clinic Effingham Outpatient Clinic Hanson Outpatient Clinic Mayfield Outpatient Clinic Vincennes Outpatient Clinic Owensboro Outpatient Clinic Mt Vernon Outpatient Clinic Carbondale Outpatient Clinic Wichita Vet Center Evansville Vet Center Finance/Accounting Office Program Office Banaster Admin Annex Program Office IG Office Program Office HRC - Hope Recovery Center Program Office BBS - Research Program Office QM and HR Office Program Office Admin Building Program Office Domiciliary Program Office Health Revenue Center (HRC) Program Office Park Lane Admin Annex Program Office Marion Primary Care Annex Program Office Marion Behav. Mod Annex Program Office Evansville Behav. Mod Annex Program Office Marion Business Center Program Office Oklahoma City Medical Center Muskogee Medical Center Fayetteville Medical Center Little Rock Medical Center Jackson Medical Center Biloxi Medical Center New Orleans Medical Center Alexandria Medical Center Shreaveport Medical Center Houston Medical Center Lawton Outpatient Clinic North May Out Patient Clinic Whichita Falls Outpatient Clinic Altus Outpatient Clinic Ardmore Outpatient Clinic Blackwell Outpatient Clinic Enid Clinic Konawa Outpatient Clinic Stillwater Outpatient Clinic Tulsa Clinic Hartshorne Outpatient Clinic Vinita Outpatient Clinic Muskogee BHMC Tulsa Behavioral Out Patient Clinic Fort Smith Clinic Sunbridge Clinic Mount Vernon Clinic Township Outpatient Clinic Branson MO. Outpatient Clinic Jay OK. Outpatient Clinic Ozark Outpatient Clinic Harrison Outpatient Clinic El Dorado Outpatient Clinic Hamilton Outpatient Clinic Rix Outpatient Clinic Mena Outpatient Clinic Mountain Home Outpatient Clinic Pine Bluff Outpatient Clinic LR Drop-in North Clinic LR Drop-in South Clinic Conway Out Patient Clinic Searcy Out Patient Clinic River Bend Outpatient Clinic Meridian Clinic Kosciusko Clinic Greenville Clinic Hattiesburg Clinic Natchez Clinic Columbus Clinic Pensacola Outpatient Clinic Pensacola Outpatient Clinic Mobile Outpatient Clinic Panama City Outpatient Clinic Panama City Expansion Baton Rouge Outpatient Clinic Poydrass St. Clinic Foster Outpatient Clinic Canal Clinic Slidell Outpatient Clinic Houma Outpatient Clinic Saint Johns Outpatient Clinic Canal Street Outpatient Clinic Franklin Outpatient Clinic Bogalusa Outpatient Clinic Mandeville Outpatient Clinic Hammond Outpatient Clinic LaPlace Outpatient Clinic Harahan Outpatient Clinic Jennings Outpatient Clinic Lafayette Outpatient Clinic Monroe Clinic Texarkana Clinic Longview TX. Outpatient Clinic Houston LOut Patient Clinic Houston BOut Patient Clinic Houston GOut Patient Clinic Houston COut Patient Clinic Houston ROut Patient Clinic Oklahoma City Vet Center Lawton Vet Center Fayetteville Vet Center Springfield Vet Center North Little Rock Vet Center Jackson Vet Center Biloxi Vet Center Mobile Vet Center Pensacola Vet Center New Orleans Vet Center Baton Rogue Vet Center Shreaveport Vet Centers Hou/Richmond Vet Center Hou/Post Oak Vet Center Hou/Spring Vet Center Oklahoma City OGC Program Office Oklahoma City HPDM Program Office OKC Friendship House Program Office Muskogee OGC Program Office Muskogee Admin Program Office Fayetteville Business Office Program Office Little Rock EERC Program Office Domicillary Program Office Home Health Care Office Program Office VISN 16 Office Program Office Jackson OGC Office Program Office Montgomery OGC Office Program Office SprignLake Cove Business Program Office Dental Clinic Program Office Keesler AFB Program Office Mandeville Dental Program Office Meterie Dental Clinic Program Office Canal St. Mental Health Clinic Program Office Buckner Square Office Program Office Knight Street Admin Program Office Houston OGC Program Office Houston ORM Program Office Houston Domicillary Program Office Houston DGHC Program Office Dallas Medical Center Bonham Medical Center Arlington (HDQ) Medical Center Waco Medical Center Temple Medical Center Austin Medical Center San Antonio (Audie Murphy) Medical Center Kerrville Medical Center Ft. Worth Mental Health Sherman Outpatient Clinic Tyler Clinic Ft. Worth CWT Clinic Ft. Worth Methadone Clinic Denton Outpatient Clinic Dallas CWT Clinic Acton Outpatient Clinic UNT Clinic Paris Out Patient Clinic Bridgeport Out Patient Clinic Greenville Outpatient Clinic Herzog Outpatient Clinic Fort Worth Out Patient Clinic Bonham Out Patient Clinic Brown Wood Outpatient Clinic Bryan Collage Station Out Patient Clinic Cedar Park Outpatient Clinic Palistine Clinic Fort Hood Clinic La Grange Outpatient Clinic Villa Serena Clinic Victoria Outpatient Clinic McAllen Outpatient Clinic Laredo Outpatient Clinic Corpus Christi Clinic Landark Out Patient Clinic Harlingen Out Patient Clinic Frank Tejada Clinic North Federal Out Patient Clinic South Baxar Out Patient Clinic Ft. Worth Vet Center Dallas Vet Center Pantego Vet Center Mesquite Vet Center Harker Hieights Vet Center Austin Vet Center Ft. Worth Eye Clinic Program Office Field OPS Network Program Office Waco OGC Program Office Southgate Annex Program Office Harlingen Management Program Office One Technology Bldg. Program Office Plaza Lecea Bldg Program Office Data Point Dental Program Office Big Springs Medical Center Amarillo Medical Center Albuquerque Medical Center El Paso Medical Center Tucson Medical Center Mesa-VISN18 HDQ Medical Center Phoenix Medical Center Prescott Medical Center Abilene Clinic Hobbs Clinic Odessa Clinic San Angelo Clinic Fort Stockton Clinic Stamford Clinic Childress Outpatient Clinic Clovis NM. Outpatient Clinic Liberal Outpatient Clinic Lubbock Clinic Artesia Outpatient Clinic Gallup Outpatient Clinic Durango Outpatient Clinic Espanola Outpatient Clinic Farmington Outpatient Clinic Alamogordo Outpatient Clinic Las Vegas Outpatient Clinic Raton Outpatient Clinic Santa Fe Outpatient Clinic Silver City Outpatient Clinic Ben Archer Clinic Las Cruces Outpatient Clinic Yuma Outpatient Clinic Green Valley Outpatient Clinic Safford Outpatient Clinic Sierra Vista Outpatient Clinic Casa Grande Outpatient Clinic VA Northwest Tucson Clinic Southeast Tucson Outpatient Clinic Show Low Outpatient Clinic Sun City Outpatient Clinic Buckeye Outpatient Clinic Globe Outpatient Clinic Mesa Outpatient Clinic Payson Outpatient Clinic Phoenix (Thunderbird) Outpatient Clinic Kingman Outpatient Clinic Lake Havasu Outpatient Clinic Anthem Outpatient Clinic Bellemont Outpatient Clinic Cottonwood Outpatient Clinic Midland Vet Center Amarillo Vet Center Lubbock Vet Center Albuquerque Vet Center Farmington Vet Center Santa Fe Vet Center El Paso Vet Center Las Cruces Vet Center Tucson Vet Center Phoenix Vet Center Phoenix East Valley Vet Center Prescott Vet Center Chinle Vet Center Hopi Vet Center Big Springs Domiciliary Program Office Texas State Veterans Home Program Office Albuquerque OGC Program Office Tucson PTSD Office Program Office Champ VA Office Program Office TriCare Office Program Office Women Veterans Health Care Program Office American Indian Services Program Office Denver Medical Center Pueblo Medical Center Grand Junction Medical Center Salt Lake City Medical Center Fort Harrison Medical Center Cheyenne Medical Center Sheridan Medical Center Lakewood Clinic Spruce Clinic La Junta Outpatient Clinic Fontanero COS Clermont Clinic Hale Parkway Clinic Lamar Outpatient Clinic Salida Outpatient Clinic Pueblo NM Clinic Alamosa Outpatient Clinic Las Animas Clinic Burlington Outpatient Clinic Gateway Clinic Aurora Out Patient Clinic |
Jewel Clinic Pueblo Outlook Clinic Eagle Ridge Outpatient Clinic Ben NightHorse Clinic Montrose Out Patient Clinic Telehealth Outreach Clinic Orem Outpatient Clinic Ogden Outpatient Clinic St. George Outpatient Clinic Pocatella Outpatient Clinic Nephi Outpatient Clinic Roosevelt Outpatient Clinic West Valley Clinic Eli Clinic Elkco Outpatient Clinic Fountain Green Out Patient Clinic Miles City MT Outpatient Clinic Billings MT Outpatient Clinic Great Falls MT Outpatient Clinic Kalispell MT Outpatient Clinic Missoula MT Outpatient Clinic Anaconda MT Outpatient Clinic Bozeman MT Outpatient Clinic Glascow MT Outpatient Clinic Great Northern MT Outpatient Clinic Sidney MT Outpatient Clinic Lewiston Outpatient Clinic Havre Outreach Clinic Cut Bank Out Patient Clinic Glenn Drive Out Patient Clinic Greeley Outpatient Clinic Ft. Collins Outpatient Clinic Sidney NE Outpatient Clinic Rock Springs Outpatient Clinic Riverton Outpatient Clinic Casper Outpatient Clinic Gillete Outpatient Clinic Powell Outpatient Clinic Afton Outpatient Clinic Boulder Vet Center Denver Vet Center Ft. Collins Vet Center Colorado Springs Vet Center Salt Lake Vet Center Provo Vet Center Billings Vet Center Missoula Vet Center VISN 19 HDQ Program Office HAC Program Office Readjustment Counseling Cntr Program Office National DEC Support Program Office Denver Mountian Towers Program Office Credit Union Program Office Denver Domicillary Program Office EES Salt Lake City Program Office Mental Health Clinic Program Office HAC Program Office Regional/Field Program Office Network Authorization Program Office Great Northern Office Boise Medical Center Walla Walla Medical Center Spokane Medical Center Seattle Medical Center Anchorage Medical Center American Lake Medical Center Vancouver Medical Center Portland Medical Center Roseburg Medical Center White City Medical Center Twin Falls Outpatient Clinic Caldwell Outpatient Clinic Burns Expansion Clinic Ontario Outpatient Clinic Salmon Outpatient Clinic Richland Outpatient Clinic Yakima Outpatient Clinic La Grande Outpatient Clinic Lewiston Outpatient Clinic Coeur d'Alene Outpatient Clinic Wenatchee Outpatient Clinic Spokane Homeless Shelter Bremerton Outpatient Clinic Federal Way Outpatient Clinic Bellevue Outpatient Clinic North Seattle Outpatient Clinic Elwha Outpatient Clinic Mount Vernon Outpatient Clinic Port Angeles Outpatient Clinic South Sound Outpatient Clinic Kenai Outpatient Clinic Ft. 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We are proud to have designated the following affiliates as TEDMED Live Flagship hosts during our 2013 event
These engaged partner institutions helped us innovate on the TEDMED Live format by creating new and unexpected experiences for their audiences and local speakers.
For their important contribution to the TEDMED community, each flagship affiliate received a Delegate scholarship to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., allowing us to further integrate our audiences and learn from each other.
- Flagship Qualifications
- Athens
- Imperial College
- TEDMEDLive Bologna
- The University of Texas at Austin
- U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
- Stanford
- Bristol Health Partners
- University of Pennsylvania Health System
- California Institute of Technology
- Michigan State University
- The State of Israel
- UCLA
- Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
- University of California, Irvine
- Department of Veteran Affairs
Flagship Qualifications
To qualify as a Flagship Affiliate, your institution must have a history of indisputable excellence, a reputation as a center of innovation, and a commitment to improving humanity's health. You must also agree to do the following:
- Organize TEDMED Live at your campus, using an auditorium or stage experience, during at least one day from April 8-13 with a minimum live audience of 100 participants
- Complement our Kennedy Center program with your own local speakers to discuss topics of particular importance to your audience.
- Organize social breaks between sessions, providing food and snacks to encourage unexpected conversations and collaborations.
- Effectively promote your TEDMED Live event throughout campus, encouraging broad participation from multiple departments, disciplines, and fields.
- Make sure your entire campus knows that individuals will also have access via individual computers/tablets to all talks, real-time and on-demand, during the TEDMED event itself (April 8-11) and on-demand during the ensuing weekend (through April 13th).
- Use social media (Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus) to discuss your TEDMED Live event, to create content (comments on talks, etc.), and engage others.
- Create a thirty-second video to promote your event, post it on You Tube, and send us the link (we may play it at the Kennedy Center for everyone around the world to watch).
- Encourage use of TEDMED Connect, our mobile app, to connect your audience/campus with TEDMED Live audiences around the world and with the Delegates at the Kennedy Center. The app will be available for download shortly before the D.C. event.
- Read and understand everything about TEDMED Live at www.tedmedlive.com, become an expert and give us feedback.
- Help us innovate the TEDMED Live format by creating something unique and unexpected.
In return, your institution receives one full scholarship to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center, waiving the entire $4,950 Delegate registration fee. All meals during TEDMED are provided and included with your scholarship, as well as full access as Delegates to all events and evening gatherings. You are responsible for travel and hotel expenses. We provide local transportation from listed hotels to and from the Kennedy Center and evening celebrations. Your TEDMED Live Delegate to the Kennedy Center will serve as your institution's ambassadors to TEDMED, helping us link our audiences and learn from each other. If you would like to become a TEDMED Live Flagship affiliate, please register your institution at www.tedmedlive.com and then email us at tedmedlive@tedmed.com to let us know that you want to be designated as a TEDMED Live Flagship affiliate. We have limited number of spots available.
Athens
TEDMED is a magical place to be. A meeting point for innovative leaders who arrive from different areas and share a common idea: to create a better future in health and medicine. The sensational experience of an event of TEDMED is not possible to be described rather to be lived.
On 21st April 2013 is organised, for first time in Greece, in the main stage of Onassis Cultural Center, TEDMED Live Athens 2013 under which will be hosted short speeches and outstanding presentations that aim to inspire new thinking and show the way for varied perspectives and possibilities in health and medicine. Greeks and international speakers from all over the world will stimulate imagination, create inspiration and motivate thoughts into becoming actions to each and every one who is passionate about health and medicine.
At the same time, in TEDMED Live Athens 2013 event, an open, vivid and live debate is going to take place regarding Great Challenges in health and medicine. ”Health forward” is TEDMED Live Athens‘s motto for future challenges and opportunities while it makes use of medicine as an ally for a life full of health and well-being.
TEDMED Live Athens 2013 pledges to organize an unforgettable event in which are included: Excellent Speakers. Thoughtful Audience. Magnificent Ideas.
The event is under the auspices of Scholars’ Association Onassis Foundation.
Imperial College
Consistently rated amongst the world’s best universities, Imperial College London is a science-based institution with a reputation for excellence in teaching and research that attracts 14,000 students and 6,000 staff of the highest international quality. Innovative research at the College explores the interface between science, medicine, engineering and business, delivering practical solutions that improve quality of life and the environment – underpinned by a dynamic enterprise culture.
Situated in South Kensington, London's cultural heartland, Imperial College can boast The Science Museum, The Natural History Museum, The Victoria & Albert Museum and Hyde Park as its close neighbours. From this amalgam of intellectual institutions, The Royal Geographic Society (RGS) has been chosen to play host to TEDMED Live Imperial. The RGS's occupancy in South Kensington dates back to 1913 and its history rich venue is a perfect fit for TEDMED Live.
The London event has chosen five guiding themes:
Understanding the Human Mind
We are taking our first tentative steps towards unpicking the entanglement of our body's most complex organ, the brain, and the manifestation of that organ, the mind. What will our understanding of this relationship look like in 20 years time, and what are the implications?
The Body as a Stimulus for Art
The earliest recorded geniuses of civilizations were the great polymaths who practiced a plethora of disciplines in a pursuit to better understand the human condition. It is important to celebrate the understanding afforded a creative interpretation of the body as well as analytical ones.
Staying Alive
The advancement of medicine has lead to generations living progressively longer lives. But these have brought with it a whole new raft of challenges to healthcare. Where should our priorities lie and what tools do we need to combat the changing face of ill health?
Universal Health
What are the problems which we face as a species the world over? How can we enable lesser developed countries to achieve the successful healthcare we expect from today's better developed countries.
Achieving Medical Innovation
What are the best practices for fostering a culture where innovation in the medical is celebrated and new ideas are provided the support to become the cures of tomorrow.
These themes were drawn from a over-arching principle encapsulated by a quote from the celebrated Persian polymath and philosopher Avicenna, who said "There are no incurable diseases, only a lack of will". This message will be used throughout the event to prompt debate and discussion between speakers and attendees.
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Celebrating the brain power of Imperial College
The Danish artist Per Arnoldi, in collaboration with Imperial imaging scientist Professor Jo Hajnal, created the big brain image in Imperial’s main reception. Per Arnoldi added color to a transverse section of a normal adult male brain scan taken using one of a new generation of medical imaging devices in the Faculty of Medicine’s Imaging Sciences Department.
TEDMEDLive Bologna
Bologna will host the first event TEDMEDLiveBologna, with international speakers on the stage of the Aula Magna inside the Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute, to explore a holistic approach to medicine with a focus on innovation, personalised medicine, complementary medicine, e-health, the patients’ role in reshaping health care and medical research.
We will try also to propose ideas and solutions to current and future societal challenges.
Bringing together innovators from excellent research centers and different professional sectors for a day of discussion and dialogue on the stage, the event has been ideally designed as a source of inspiration to help the emergence of international collaboration, providing the ability to build global networks that can help to understand the challenges of research in the medical sector in the coming years.
We work also with the aim of building an international community through “social media” to share the spirit of open exchange and multicultural ideas and passion to improve medical research and public health services.
Our goal is to offer a platform for multidisciplinary holistic approach to medicine thatis lacking in Europe.
The conference will be just the beginning of this journey …
Who participates at TEDMEDLive Bologna?
Because innovation often comes from collaboration, TEDMED is the ideal platform to bring together specialists from dozens of different fields.
Our guests offer very different visions to stimulate the development of new ideas, trends, technologies and therapeutic approaches.
TEDMED allows the participation of a broad cross section of society, which can influence both inside and outside the fields of medicine and technology. If you have the dream of creating a more sustainable and healthy world, please register to attend the event TEDMEDLiveBologna 2013 and start with us an incredible journey towards unpredictable future goals.
TEDMED is as a refreshing mental “SPA center”, where sparkling ideas and interesting conversations can rise, where cardiologists talk to mathematicians, chemists share ideas with executives of companies.
It is an unconventional tonic community, which has no cultural or age’s boundaries, a place where it is a possible an “intellectual pollination”, crossing point of news, views and ideas.
Get involved and join the conversation!
The University of Texas at Austin
The University of Texas at Austin contributes to the advancement of society through research, creative activity, scholarly inquiry and the development of new knowledge. The university preserves and promotes the arts, benefits the state’s economy, serves the citizens through public programs and provides other public service.
The McCombs MBA Healthcare Association is proud to host TEDMED Live for UT students, faculty and the broader community in an effort to catalyze and engage the partnerships necessary to address pressing medical challenges and design the collaboratories the future requires.
Scheduled to accept its first class in 2016, The Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin will offer a unique opportunity in medical education. As part of the campus of one of the nation’s leading research universities, it will pursue excellence in transdisciplinary and interprofessional education.
Starting in Austin, we'll be collaborating with and engaging teachers, researchers and health care providers in state-of-the-art facilities that will produce the knowledge, management systems and skilled doctors who will improve the lives of millions of people, both locally and globally.
What starts here changes the world.
Hook ’em Horns!
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
No enterprise, public or private, can endure without innovation. At the VA Center for Innovation (VACI), we introduce innovative technologies, methods, and processes into the largest civilian cabinet agency, a nationwide organization of more than 300,000 employees who provide health care and benefits to over eight million Veterans.
Through Industry Innovation Competitions, Employee Innovation Competitions, Prize Challenges, and Special Projects, we invest in promising solutions to address the most important challenges VA faces in its constant pursuit of improvement. Examples range from empowering patients with access to their own electronic health records, to putting time- and life-saving mobile technology into the hands of clinicians, to developing effective models for helping Veteran entrepreneurs succeed in launching new businesses. All projects are measured by their ability to improve the quality of VA care and services, increase access to those services, reduce or control costs, and improve customer satisfaction.
VACI represents VA’s commitment to continuous innovation. And while the initial track record of innovation at VA is promising, the real work lies ahead in institutionalizing a culture of enterprise-wide innovation that supports informed risk taking, rewards results, and challenges the status quo.
Successful innovation requires structure, resources, and people. With VACI, we're laying those foundations with a staff committed to trying new ideas and solving problems. Along with our competitions and challenges, which remain an important part of the Center, we have developed four distinct components to further enable collaboration with innovators from across the spectrum of the private sector, academia, and the Federal Government, bringing to bear new ways to source ideas and investigate solutions.
Since our initial launch, VACI has funded more than 135 innovations covering all aspects of VA’s mission and demonstrating real-world solutions to real-world challenges.
Not all funded innovations will be rolled out nationwide. We follow a lifecycle of:
that allows us to test the idea in a working environment to ensure it meets requirements and delivers the necessary solution or benefit.
The evaluation stage has three possible outcomes: Go, No Go, Further Development.
Go: These are the projects that passed all the stages of the lifecyle and are proven successes. The next step is to scale them up.
No Go: While these projects didn’t prove what we hoped they would, they are not failures. Every project teaches us something new that we can use going forward.
Further Development: Some projects prove to be promising in the pilot stage, but may require more work. We restrategize with subject matter experts to chart an alternative path to a “Go” status.
To learn more about specific VACI investments, click here.
Stanford
Stanford University is one of the world's leading research universities. Located in California's Bay Area, Stanford is one of the most intellectually dynamic and culturally diverse areas of the nation. It is world renowned for its entrepreneurial character, and relationship to Silicon Valley. A 2012 study estimated that companies formed by Stanford entrepreneurs generate world revenues of $2.7 trillion annually and have created 5.4 million jobs since the 1930s. Stanford alumni and faculty have created 39,900 companies since the 1930s, which, if gathered collectively into an independent nation, would constitute the world’s 10th largest economy.
StartX, the Stanford Student Startup Accelerator, is proud to host TEDMED live for Stanford students across campus, by blending Stanford’s entrepreneurial interests with today’s pressing medical challenges.
Our event team has chosen to center our discussions around the intersection of entrepreneurship and medical advancement. We will be talking about the following:
Catalyzing Medicine through Commercialization
Can businesses be used as a vehicle to catalyze medical advancement? Which of the problems presented at TEDMED can be amenable to being solved through the formation of companies.
Applying Interdisciplinary Principles to Advance Medicine
How can fundamentals in fields like computer science and cleantech give way to solving some of medicine’s greatest challenges. Are there other lenses through which these problems can be looked at?
Encouraging Medical Innovation in Silicon Valley
How do we capture Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurial energy to foster innovation in the medical field? What resources in the area (i.e Stanford Hospital) can be utilized to further encourage medical innovation.
Bristol Health Partners
Bristol Health Partners (BHP) is a collaboration in Bristol, UK between four National Health Service (NHS) trusts, the city's two universities (University of Bristol and University of the West of England) and City Hall. The mission of BHP is to generate significant health gain and improvements in service delivery in Bristol by integrating, promoting and developing Bristol's strengths in health services, research, innovation and education.
BHP will host TEDMED Live Bristol on 18 April 2013, aiming to build on and develop collaboration across the health system in Bristol. We aim to create of a growing community of people – including the public - focussed on tackling the big challenges that face our health system in a genuinely inclusive and collaborative way.
We have based the content of our event on the TEDMED Great Challenges, and consulted widely across the city to find out from the people who live in Bristol which of these challenges concern and interest them the most. We are also presenting ‘lessons in innovation’ from Baltimore (Johns Hopkins) and London (UCL). At the same time, we plan to showcase exciting work being done in Bristol – and of course we will be augmenting local live contributions with talks from TEDMED in Washington.
TEDMEDLive Bristol 2013 Programme
TEDMEDLive Bristol, Thursday 18 April 2013
Hosted at the MShed, Bristol
Morning: 9am to 1pm
9am - Welcome
The Bristol health system and a welcome to Bristol Health Partners
Deborah Evans, Peter Mathieson
9.20am - Role of the Patient
What might a healthcare system built round patients look like? - Sarah Purdy
Surgery, when to say "no" - Jane Blazeby
How can we make apps that are actually useful? - Milan Bates
Why medical research is better when patients are partners - John Kirwan and Pam Richards
A 24/7 digital home health assistant: 'Big Sister'
or 'Big Brother'? - Ian Craddock
Will doctors unify as diseases diversify? - Richard Lee
10.30am - Promoting innovation
Experiences from London and Baltimore - David Fish, John Tooke and Edward Miller
Morning break: 11am to 11.30am
11.30am - Open Session
Delivering better birthdays - Tim Draycott
Thinking big in organ regeneration - Anthony Hollander
Thoughts that go bump in the night - Matt Jones
The quantum pharmacy - Jeremy O'Brien
Animation in healthcare - Heather Wright
Radiology and robotics:
minimal intervention, maximum impact - Richard Lee
Lunch: 1pm to 2pm
2pm - Dementia
Why are health professionals unfaithful - why do we do research if we don't use its results? - Richard Gray
Turning the tide of dementia: when do we need to treat? - Derek Hill
Do I need a brain scan every year? Why population screening for dementia is bad for you - Chris Fox
2.30pm - Open Session
How our genes perform randomised trials - George Davey Smith
Friend or foe - watching immune cells and
cancer cells at war - Paul Martin
I don't like the way I look - Nichola Rumsey
Afternoon break: 3pm to 3.45pm
3.45pm - Prevention
Why is child injury inequitable? - Julie Mytton
How vaccines really work - Adam Finn
This place is killing me! - Gabriel Scally
Are Xenon babies cooler babies? - Marianne Thoresen
From microbes to motorcars: the public health challenges for Bristol - Janet Maxell
5pm: End
TEDMEDLive Bristol 2013 'People's Choice' Evening Event
Evening public event in association with the Festival of Ideas: 6.15pm to 7.45pm
Dementia - does everyone want early diagnosis?
Discussion panel: Peter Brindle, Richard Cheston, Richard Gray, Derek Hill, Chris Fox, Sarah Cullum, Anne Rollings and Derek Dominey
University of Pennsylvania Health System
The University of Pennsylvania Health System (Penn Medicine) enjoys a long legacy of innovation. Whether through conducting game-changing research, providing world-class clinical care, or delivering medical education, Penn Medicine has been converting ideas into reality for hundreds of years.
In an era of reform in the health care industry, it is important that we rethink how we do things – how we deliver care, create experiences for our patients, and run our operations. The Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation is a facilitator of innovation at Penn Medicine – providing resources, tools, and methodologies that support experiments aimed at achieving positive health outcomes and better patient experiences at lower costs – and to run these experiments quickly and cost-effectively.
In that spirit, The Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation is sponsoring an all-day screening of TEDMED Live on Thursday, April 18th at our space in Penn Tower, with discussions focusing on 3 themes:
- Connected Health - new delivery approaches that reward keeping patients healthy and that deploy technology and a health care workforce of the future to implement prevention, care coordination, care process re-engineering, team-based care, and the use of data to support new care delivery models.
- Population Health - improving the health of entire populations of people we serve, not just the health of people when they are in the hospital. The approach considers a wide range of health care determinants including socioeconomic status, access to health care services, cultural considerations, environmental influences and personal behavior that traditional health care delivery models often fail to take into account, but that can have a profound impact on health.
- Enabling a Culture of Innovation - increasing Penn Medicine’s capacity for innovation – creating the conditions under which many more ideas can be more rapidly tested. Through training on new methodologies for problem identification and prototype development, or by connecting colleagues working on similar solutions for solving problems, The Center for Health Care Innovation can help the faculty and staff of Penn Medicine move their ideas to the next level.
California Institute of Technology
The State of Israel
UCLA
UCLA
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
The Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Innovative Medicine Interest Group is proud to serve as a Flagship Affiliate presenting the First Annual TEDMED Day CUMC (Columbia University Medical Center). We hope that our audience will feel energized by the magnitude of support for innovative thinking here at CUMC and that our event will serve as a platform for our speakers' unique voices within our community, allowing them to contribute to the global TEDMED conversation. For more information and a list of our CUMC speakers, please visit our website: www.TEDMEDCUMC.org.
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Irvine
Department of Veteran Affairs
Department of Veteran Affairs
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- World Federation for Medical Education
- Cisco
- U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
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Become a Partner Association
We forge partnerships with associations, institutions, publications, and foundations committed to innovation, multidisciplinary thinking, and humanity's health. We seek partnerships where there is a strong bond between the organization and their members, subscribers, or grantees and a strong desire to bring them value in creative ways.
Our partners are organizations that, unlike many, are not afraid of disruptive innovation, even if it means that their members will need to adapt and embrace new models. As a TEDMED Live Partner Association, your members, subscribers, or grantees may experience TEDMED's inspirational program remotely, at no charge and real-time or on-demand, in multidisciplinary groups at their auditoriums and conference rooms and individually on their desktops, laptops, and tablets. To become a our partner, please send us an email at tedmedlive@tedmed.com. Thank you for your interest.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
As the nation's largest philanthropy devoted solely to the public's health, we have a unique capability and responsibility to confront the most pressing health and health care problems threatening our society. Our efforts focus on improving both the health of everyone in America and their health care—how it's delivered, how it's paid for, and how well it does for patients and their families. As we invest in improving systems through which people receive care and in fostering environments that promote health and prevent disease and injury, we expect to achieve comprehensive, meaningful, and timely change.
We are guided by a fundamental premise: we are stewards of private funds that must be used in the public's interest. Our greatest asset isn't our endowment; it's the way we help create leverage for change.
We create leverage by building evidence and producing, synthesizing and distributing knowledge, new ideas, and expertise. We harness the power of partnerships by bringing together key players, collaborating with colleagues, and securing the sustained commitment of other funders and advocates to improve the health and health care of all Americans.
Verizon Foundation
The Verizon Foundation is committed to eliminating healthcare disparities in underserved children, women and seniors, improving access to quality healthcare and enabling better chronic disease outcomes through technology.
By partnering with dynamic, forward-thinking organizations, the Verizon Foundation is demonstrating how Verizon’s technology can be used to engineer positive social change, faster and easier. At the same time, this incubation process is generating critical insight, evaluation and data from our partners and deploying technology solutions to the most vulnerable communities through targeted patient health education and disease management programs.
Through the Verizon Foundation’s healthcare programs, the rate at which technology reaches the millions of medically underserved patients nationwide can be accelerated, improving health outcomes for patients who are most impacted by chronic disease. Our healthcare program is focused on three key segments:
Children
Providing children with improved quality and access to care lessens the impact of socioeconomic factors, which can improve long-term health outcomes.
Women
Women are frequently diagnosed later and are less likely to seek treatment for chronic diseases; providing them with the right tools to empower self-management can make the difference in their overall health.
Seniors
The senior population in the United States is exploding and underserved seniors are more likely to end up in the ER or nursing homes, where outcomes are often fatal. The longer we can enable “aging in place” for seniors, the better long-term health will be.
Association of American Universities
The Association of American Universities (AAU) is a nonprofit organization of 60 leading public and private research universities in the United States and Canada. Founded in 1900 to advance the international standing of U.S. research universities, AAU today focuses on issues that are important to research-intensive universities, such as funding for research, research policy issues, and graduate and undergraduate education.
AAU member universities are on the leading edge of innovation, scholarship, and solutions that contribute to the nation's economy, security, and well-being. The 60 AAU universities in the United States award more than one-half of all U.S. doctoral degrees and 55 percent of those in the sciences and engineering.
AAU programs and projects address institutional issues facing its member universities, as well as government actions that affect these and other universities.
AAU works to maintain the productive partnership between the nation’s research universities and the federal government. The major activities of the association include federal government relations, policy studies, and public affairs.
Association of Public and Land-grant Universities
The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (A۰P۰L۰U) is a research and advocacy organization of public research universities, land-grant institutions, and state university systems. with member campuses in all 50 states, U.S. territories and the District of Columbia.
The association has 221 members, which comprise all the state flagship universities, the 74 U.S. land-grant institutions, including 18 historically black institutions, and the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC, the American Indian land-grant colleges). A۰P۰L۰U institutions enroll more than 3.5 million undergraduate students and 1.1 million graduate students, employ more than 645,000 faculty members, and conduct nearly two-thirds of all federally-funded academic research, totaling more than $34 billion annually.
A۰P۰L۰U is dedicated to advancing learning, discovery and engagement. The association provides a forum for the discussion and development of policies and programs affecting higher education and the public interest.
American Public Health Association
The American Public Health Association is the oldest and most diverse organization of public health professionals in the world and has been working to improve public health since 1872. The Association aims to protect all Americans, their families and their communities from preventable, serious health threats and strives to assure community-based health promotion and disease prevention activities and preventive health services are universally accessible in the United States. APHA represents a broad array of health professionals and others who care about their own health and the health of their communities.
APHA builds a collective voice for public health, working to ensure access to health care, protect funding for core public health services and eliminate health disparities, among a myriad of other issues. Through its two flagship publications, the peer-reviewed American Journal of Public Health and the award-winning newspaper The Nation’s Health, along with its e-newsletter Inside Public Health, the Association communicates the latest public health science and practice to members, opinion leaders and the public.
The California Endowment
The California Endowment is a private, statewide health foundation with a mission to build a stronger state by expanding access to affordable, quality health care to underserved communities and improving the overall health of all Californians.
Health Happens Here is the core of our work. It challenges us to think about people's heath beyond the doctor's office and beyond the good vs. bad choices people make. In reality, our health happens where we live, learn, work and play—in neighborhoods, schools, and with prevention.
The California Endowment was established in 1996 as a result of Blue Cross of California's creation of its for-profit subsidiary, WellPoint Health Networks. Since then, we've invested in health broadly, from strengthening the safety net for families struggling with poverty to diversifying the health care workforce.
The lessons learned from early investments were the genesis for Health Happens Here and the 10-year, $1 billion Building Healthy Communities plan, in which residents in 14 places are working to transform their neighborhoods.
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Scientific American
Scientific American, the longest continuously published magazine in the U.S., has been bringing its readers unique insights about developments in science and technology for nearly 168 years.
With ahead-of-the-curve reporting, Scientific American covers groundbreaking events in science and technology. From the successful launch of Telstar to a single-topic issue that identified "Key Technologies for the 21st Century," the magazine has alerted its audience to the expanding possibilities of communications. Medical coverage through the decades has included Jonas Salk writing on the development of his polio vaccine, Robert Jarvik detailing the creation of the Jarvik-7 artificial heart, and single-topic issues on AIDS and the immune system. New technologies that revolutionized the automobile industry were explored, from the birth of assembly line manufacturing to the future of high-speed electric cars.
More than 145 Nobel laureates have written for Scientific American — more than any other consumer magazine — having often written about their prize-winning works years before being recognized by the Nobel Committee. In addition to the likes of Albert Einstein, Francis Crick, Jonas Salk and Linus Pauling, Scientific American continues to attract esteemed authors from many fields.
Today, the magazine continues to be the world's premier source for advances in science and technology and how they shape our world. Scientific American is a truly global enterprise. Scientific American publishes 14 local language editions, read in more than 30 countries, with a worldwide audience of more than 5 million people.
USA Science & Engineering Festival
The 3rd USA Science & Engineering Festival, the largest science festival in the United States, features nationwide contests and school programs during the 2013/2014 school year, including our popular 'Nifty Fifty' science speaker program. The Festival culminates in a 2-day Grand Finale Expo on April 26-27, 2014 at the Convention Center in Washington, D.C., with Sneak Peek Friday being held on April 25. New this year: X-STEM - an Extreme STEM Symposium for middle and high school students on April 24, 2014.
Our mission is to re-invigorate the interest of our nation’s youth in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) by producing and presenting the most compelling, exciting, educational and entertaining science festival in the United States.
We Will Accomplish Our Mission By:
- Offering stellar, multi-faceted programs with high entertainment value and integrity of scientific content.
- Appealing to a large, diverse audience of all ages and backgrounds, from professionals to novices, from science enthusiasts to the merely curious
- Engaging the greatest minds in science.
- Involving the most dynamic leaders in business, technology, government, education and culture.
- Building a strong foundation of prestigious and impressive institutional partners resulting in increased communication between the scientific and educational communities.
- Producing each program at the highest level of quality, applying professional media and theatrical standards of excellence and technical sophistication.
- Spreading the message through powerful media partnerships and an effective communications strategy resulting in increased public awareness of the importance of science in their lives.
- Sustaining the Science Festival’s impact through year-round programming and curriculum development and a content-rich, interactive website.
- Creating a science festival programming template to facilitate the development of more local festivals throughout the United States.
World Federation for Medical Education
World Federation for Medical Education
The World Federation for Medical Education is the global organisation concerned with education and training of medical doctors.
WFME’s mission is to strive for better health care for all mankind; WFME’s primary objective is to enhance the quality of medical education world-wide, with promotion of the highest scientific and ethical standards in medical education.
This objective is met through the development of standards in medical education, by the promotion of accreditation of medical schools, with the development of databases on medical education, through projects on the future of medicine and medical education, and through other publications and partnerships.
WFME is an umbrella organisation for its six Regional Associations for Medical Education, following the organisational model of the World Health Organization (WHO); WFME is a non-governmental organisation in official relation to WHO, Geneva.
WFME is associated to the World Medical Association, the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations, and other international organisations active in medical education.
Cisco
Use the Power of In-Person Collaboration
How do you promote bigger ideas and better innovation? Make it easy for your experts to put their heads together. Cisco TelePresence offers the easiest, most dynamic way for dispersed teams to get together. It's where talent and technology meet.
Not only can you bring experts together to solve problems on the fly, but you can also use the power of TelePresence to unify your supply chain, provide highly engaged customer service, train remote teams, and more. Think beyond the boardroom. Transform your business processes with Cisco TelePresence.
Cisco TelePresence helps you:
Make the Best Use of Employee Time
Frequent video participants report saving at least two hours weekly, with one-third reporting at least one day saved per week.Telepresence solutions have helped them save money, improve work-life balance, increase their competitive advantage, and bring people closer together.
Speed Decision Making
Accelerate business-critical decision making, shorten sales cycles, reduce time to market, and create new forums for collaboration.
Cut Travel Costs
Many customers reduce their business travel by 30 percent or more when implementing TelePresence. In fact, the cost of two international business trips will pay for a video conferencing system. Trygvesta, a large Nordic insurance company with 2 million customers, reduced travel from 180 to 130 trips per month, saving at least $120,000.
Consider the Opportunity Costs
The true cost of travel is not just a plane ticket and hotel. Time on the road could be spent being more productive, bringing new products to market, reducing repair time, or meeting with more clients.
Transform Business Processes
TelePresence makes it easy for teams to collaborate, innovate, and resolve issues. Now you can bring those benefits to customer service, supply chain management, and training; redefine best practices; and accelerate ROI even more.
Be Greener
Here is another way to reduce CO2 emissions: 100 employees using video once a week instead of commuting would save the equivalent of a forest the size of five football fields.
How to Get Started
We can help you select the right applications and solutions to support your specific business strategy and business models. Cisco can also work with your IT staff to set up pilot programs within important departments. You will be making a transformation to the new way to work on a foundation of quality, reliability, and interoperability across industry standards.
Learn More about the value of Telepresence in Your Industry
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
No enterprise, public or private, can endure without innovation. At the VA Center for Innovation (VACI), we introduce innovative technologies, methods, and processes into the largest civilian cabinet agency, a nationwide organization of more than 300,000 employees who provide health care and benefits to over eight million Veterans.
Through Industry Innovation Competitions, Employee Innovation Competitions, Prize Challenges, and Special Projects, we invest in promising solutions to address the most important challenges VA faces in its constant pursuit of improvement. Examples range from empowering patients with access to their own electronic health records, to putting time- and life-saving mobile technology into the hands of clinicians, to developing effective models for helping Veteran entrepreneurs succeed in launching new businesses. All projects are measured by their ability to improve the quality of VA care and services, increase access to those services, reduce or control costs, and improve customer satisfaction.
VACI represents VA’s commitment to continuous innovation. And while the initial track record of innovation at VA is promising, the real work lies ahead in institutionalizing a culture of enterprise-wide innovation that supports informed risk taking, rewards results, and challenges the status quo.
Successful innovation requires structure, resources, and people. With VACI, we're laying those foundations with a staff committed to trying new ideas and solving problems. Along with our competitions and challenges, which remain an important part of the Center, we have developed four distinct components to further enable collaboration with innovators from across the spectrum of the private sector, academia, and the Federal Government, bringing to bear new ways to source ideas and investigate solutions.
Since our initial launch, VACI has funded more than 135 innovations covering all aspects of VA’s mission and demonstrating real-world solutions to real-world challenges.
Not all funded innovations will be rolled out nationwide. We follow a lifecycle of:
that allows us to test the idea in a working environment to ensure it meets requirements and delivers the necessary solution or benefit.
The evaluation stage has three possible outcomes: Go, No Go, Further Development.
Go: These are the projects that passed all the stages of the lifecyle and are proven successes. The next step is to scale them up.
No Go: While these projects didn’t prove what we hoped they would, they are not failures. Every project teaches us something new that we can use going forward.
Further Development: Some projects prove to be promising in the pilot stage, but may require more work. We restrategize with subject matter experts to chart an alternative path to a “Go” status.
To learn more about specific VACI investments, click here.
The New York Academy of Sciences
The New York Academy of Sciences works to advance scientific knowledge, mobilize science to address major global challenges, and increase the number of scientifically informed individuals in society. We accomplish this through a broad and dynamic range of programs and services. Learn more about our activities below.
Scientific Meetings
Frontiers of Science is the Academy’s core program for convening professional scientific conferences and symposia, focusing on cutting-edge topics in the life sciences, physical sciences, and green science and sustainability. Bringing together international experts and partners from academia, industry, government, and beyond, Frontiers of Science provides a neutral forum for participants to exchange information on basic and applied research and on the broader role of science, medicine, and technology in society.
Publications
Since 1823, publishing has been an important element of the Academy’s mission to advance scientific knowledge. Signature publications include the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, one of the country’s oldest and most respected scientific periodicals, and Academy eBriefings, innovative online multimedia reports that document many of our Frontiers of Science events. We also cover Academy and member news three times annually in The New York Academy of Sciences Magazine, and offer a variety of multimedia products in our Media Center, including podcasts, videos, and an archive of Academy webinars, live, interactive webcasts of selected events.
Career Development
The Academy supports young scientists through its Science Alliance program, a consortium of universities, teaching hospitals, and independent research facilities committed to advancing the careers of students and postdocs in science, technology, engineering, and math. The Academy organizes events offering career advice and opportunities to network, learn from industry professionals, and interact with young investigators in other institutions and disciplines.
Science for the Public
Science & the City is the public gateway to the New York Academy of Sciences. It hosts events focusing on scientific subjects of general interest, publishes a comprehensive calendar of public science events in New York City, and produces a weekly podcast focusing on science-related activities in the metropolitan area.
Scientists Without BordersSM
The Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science
The Academy has recently established The Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science, dedicated to the advancement of nutrition science research and knowledge, translation of this work into the field, nutrition-inspired product development, and nutrition policy. The Institute will collaborate with the World Health Organization to formulate a prioritized agenda for nutrition science research. It will also house a public-private partnership of academic institutions, non-profit organizations, government bodies, and corporations that will work together to galvanize action on this agenda and implement outcomes in the field.
Society for Science & the Public
Society for Science & the Public (SSP) is one of the oldest nonprofit organizations in the U.S. dedicated to public engagement in science and science education. Established in 1921, SSP is a membership society and a leading advocate for the understanding and appreciation of science and the vital role it plays in human advancement.
Through its acclaimed education competitions: the Intel Science Talent Search, the nation’s most prestigious science research competition for high school seniors; the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, the world's largest international pre-college science competition; and the Broadcom MASTERS, the national science, technology, engineering and math competition for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, and its award-winning Science News family of publications, including Science News for Kids, SSP is committed to inform, educate, and inspire.
Learn more at www.societyforscience.org.
National Institutes of Health
NIH’s mission is to seek fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and the application of that knowledge to enhance health, lengthen life, and reduce the burdens of illness and disability.
The goals of the agency are:
- to foster fundamental creative discoveries, innovative research strategies, and their applications as a basis for ultimately protecting and improving health;
- to develop, maintain, and renew scientific human and physical resources that will ensure the Nation's capability to prevent disease;
- to expand the knowledge base in medical and associated sciences in order to enhance the Nation's economic well-being and ensure a continued high return on the public investment in research; and
- to exemplify and promote the highest level of scientific integrity, public accountability, and social responsibility in the conduct of science.
In realizing these goals, the NIH provides leadership and direction to programs designed to improve the health of the Nation by conducting and supporting research:
- in the causes, diagnosis, prevention, and cure of human diseases;
- in the processes of human growth and development;
- in the biological effects of environmental contaminants;
- in the understanding of mental, addictive and physical disorders; and
- in directing programs for the collection, dissemination, and exchange of information in medicine and health, including the development and support of medical libraries and the training of medical librarians and other health information specialists.
Level 3
Effective healthcare requires actionable information and collaboration. Providing the healthcare ecosystem with secure, reliable and powerful communications solutions drives us. Level 3 is dedicated to improving access to critical information and enhancing care quality. We’re thankful to partner with TEDMED 2013.
Research4Life
Developing World Access to Leading Research
Research4Life is a public-private partnership of the WHO, FAO, UNEP, WIPO, Cornell and Yale Universities and the International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers. Working together with technology partner Microsoft, the partnership’s goal is to help attain six of the UN’s eight Millennium Development Goals by 2015, reducing the scientific knowledge gap between industrialized countries and the developing world.
The collective name for the four programmes – HINARI, AGORA, OARE and ARDI – Research4Life provides developing countries with free or low cost access to academic and professional peer-reviewed content online. Eligible libraries and their users benefit from:
- Online access to over 8100 peer-reviewed international scientific journals, books, and databases
- Full-text articles which can be downloaded for saving, printing or reading on screen
- Searching by keyword, subject, author or language
- Resources available in several languages
- Training in information literacy and promotional support
The Power of Information – Closing the Knowledge Gap
The concept of Research4Life is simple: research in health, agriculture and the environment is better informed when it is based on the most recent, high quality and relevant scientific knowledge. Research4Life applies this, delivering knowledge to the world’s poorest countries. Research4Life is empowering universities, colleges, research institutes and government ministries as well as non-governmental agencies and hospitals, with access to scientific knowledge that was never before imagined. Research4Life is a partnership that functions entirely on the basis of good will. If you have resources that could add to the development of the Research4Life initiative, please contact: partners@research4life.org
Research4Life is a highly successful public-private partnership for international development:
- UN agencies working in unison
- 150 publishers
- Latest technology support
- 5000 institutions with access
- Over 8100 peer-reviewed international scientific journals, books, and databases available online
- Usage increasing every year
- All stakeholders committed to support the programs at least until 2015
- Ongoing plan to address the challenges and ensure a long term legacy of research in developing countries
American Medical Association
The American Medical Association (AMA) is the nation’s premiere medical organization empowering physicians for more than 165 years to provide safer, higher quality, and more efficient care for patients and communities. The AMA is unwavering in its commitment to use its resources to shape a better future for America’s patients and physicians and to advance the health of the nation.
At this historic time of change for America’s health care system, the AMA believes there is a national imperative to improve the health of the nation. To fulfill this aspiration, the AMA is courageously focused on three ambitious endeavors:
- Improved outcomes for patients leading to a reduction in health care costs
- Physicians working in a sustainable, professionally satisfying environment, that they themselves help to create
- A new generation of medical students, trained to transition seamlessly into 21st century medicine
Designed to create a better future for our nation’s patients, physicians and medical students, these endeavors support the AMA’s broader vision of forging common ground on which to build the high quality and efficient health care delivery system our country deserves and fulfilling its mission: To promote the art and science of medicine and the betterment of public health.
Visit www.ama-assn.org to learn more about the AMA.
The New York Academy of Sciences
The New York Academy of Sciences
National Institutes of Health
National Institutes of Health
Below you will find the information we provided to our 2,700+ TEDMEDLive 2013 Affiliates to help organize successful simulcasts at 87 countries around the world. We'll be updating this section shortly, but, in the meantime, it should provide you with an excellent background to start planning your institution's TEDMEDLive 2014 simulcast. Chose from the links below to jump to a specific section.
- Your TEDMEDLive Schedule
- Personal Access
- Technical Requirements
- Laptop, Tablet and Standard Definition Acecss
- Connecting with the TEDMED Community
- Sending Delegates to the Kennedy Center
- Great Challenges Day
Schedule TEDMED Live with flexibility.
Your institution can experience each TEDMED session from the Kennedy Center both real-time and on-demand. Having access to both formats for all sessions during days of the event, April 16-19th, lets you schedule and program your event with total flexibility and accommodates all affiliates in all time zones. You can even organize your event during the weekend immediately following the event, April 20th -21st; all sessions will continue to be available to you on-demand during these two additional days.
Each TEDMED speaker is powerful individually. Yet, in unison with other session presentations, individual talks become far more poignant. For this reason, we strongly recommend that each 90-minute session be experienced in its entirety.
You are encouraged to invite complementary speakers to your stage and video record their talks. Use this opportunity to discover new talent within your institution or to explore areas in medicine of deep interest to you.
The best talks from TEDMED Live affiliates will be posted on tedmed.com, and the best of those may be invited to speak at TEDMED 2014.
Host TEDMED Live in an auditorium and your entire campus gets TEDMED free via laptop/tablet too.
Your institution can simulcast as much - or as little - of TEDMED as you choose. For example, you might organize a one-day event with two or three 90-minute sessions (each session features five to seven speakers). Complement the TEDMED sessions with your own speakers on topics of particular importance to your organization.
Institutions that host at least a portion of the TEDMED Live even using an auditorium style format are then permitted to offer access to all TEDMED sessions via individual laptops and tablets.
We also have a limited number of seats for Delegates from our TEDMED Live affiliates to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center at a courtesy rate. This is an opportunity to physically link the audiences and explore new ways to leverage TEDMED.
No satellite dish or special equipment required. All you need is internet access.
To experience the highest quality video and ensure an uninterrupted stream, you will need a minimum of 1 Mbps (1000 kpbs) for SD or 3 Mbps (3000 kbps) for HD through a wired internet connection and a large display screen/monitor suitable for the size of your auditorium or conference room.
PC/Mac Requirements:
- The latest version of Chrome, Firefox or Safari
- The latest version of Flash
- Display: 1280x720 (720p)
- 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo or faster (Mac) or 2.8 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or faster processor (PC)
- At least 256MB (Mac) or at least 512 MB (PC) of RAM
- 64MB or greater video card
- Connection to a dedicated Ethernet line with at least 1 Mbps download bandwidth for SD or 3 Mbps for HD
Mobile Requirements:
- Any current iOS device,
- Current Android phone or tablet with a high level of desktop Flash support, or
- Current Windows tablet (NOTE: At this time we do not support Windows Phone playback.)
View on Laptops, Tablets and Standard Definition.
The Real-Time simulcast stream is sent at four different levels of video quality to accommodate various bandwidths on all mobile devices and desktops meeting our technical requirements. Once a real-time session airs, the video of that session will be made available On-Demand. The video stream for On-Demand videos, however, comes only on two quality levels: High Definition (requiring Flash) and Standard Definition (not requiring Flash).
Once your access credentials have been verified and you enter our simulcast site, you will see a large video player on the top and a carousel of videos immediately below it that looks like this:
The videos displayed on this carousel will be the High Definition videos of the previously aired Real-Time sessions. The videos displayed in this carousel require flash and high bandwidth and, as such, will not play on iOS devices (iPads, iPhones) or at bandwidths lower than 4mbs. Just above this carousel (see image above, please) you will see the words: “To view On-Demand in Mobile or Lower Bandwidth, click here.” Follow that path to watch the sessions On-Demand using iOS devices (iPads, iPhones) or to play in Standard Definition. The content, but for the quality of the video, is identical.
TEDMED Connect is a great way to interact with the stage and the larger community.
As a TEDMED Live affiliate, your participants are wired into the total TEDMED experience with TEDMED Connect, a mobile app for smartphones, laptops, and tablet computers.
Delegates at the Kennedy Center and TEDMED Live associates at affiliate sites use TEDMED Connect to link "live" to the speakers on the TEDMED stage and to each other.
Delegates and associates use the app to ask the speakers questions, send comments, and participate in live polls and games that are part of the event.
TEDMED Connect contains all the key information about TEDMED session schedules and speakers. Detailed session calendars as well as biographies for each speaker from every session can also be accessed through the app.
TEDMED Connect will be available closer to Event at no cost in the Apple Store, the Android app store (Google Play), and via a mobile website.
Sending Delegates to the Kennedy Center
We have a limited number of seats for Delegates from our TEDMED Live affiliates to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center at a courtesy rate. This is an opportunity to physically link the audiences and explore new ways to leverage TEDMED.
Your TEDMED Live Delegate(s) (maximum of two per affiliate) at the Kennedy Center will serve as your ambassador(s), further amplifying the experience for everyone. Space is very limited, so if your institution wants to take advantage of this program, please contact us at tedmedlive@tedmed.com as soon as possible after your TEDMED Live application has been approved. We will provide you a special code to bypass the Delegate application and vetting process and secure a seat at a courtesy rate upon payment.
Cap Your Event with Great Challenges Day and Send a Delegate to DC!
Today’s Great Challenges in Health and Medicine are rooted in a complex web of poorly understood interdependencies among social, commercial, economic, regulatory, cultural and medical factors. Innovation demands our best thinkers and doers from every field and sector of society to collaborate and connect the seemingly unconnected.
TEDMED is inviting select universities, schools of the health professions and teaching hospitals to participate as TEDMEDLive affiliates in Great Challenges Day.
Participating TEDMEDLive affiliates will convene faculty, staff, and students for a simulcast from Washington, DC of the program’s introduction and conclusion, and will break away for approximately two hours between the simulcast segments to facilitate their own focused discussion on one of the 20 Great Challenges. Affiliates will share their discussion points in real time via Twitter, and record video and blog responses from various points-of-view to a single question: “Why do you think this challenge is so difficult to solve?”
Your video and blog responses will be posted on TEDMED.com to extend the conversation throughout the year.
The first 20 universities to enroll in this optional program will receive a grant to cover the registration fee of one Delegate to TEDMED 2013 at the Kennedy Center. Your Delegate will be your university’s ambassador to the discussion group in Washington, DC on Great Challenges Day, and will serve to better link our discussion groups. To enroll your university and get more details please email whitney@tedmed.com.
The "And, But, Therefore" of Storytelling anchors our exploration during Great Challenges Day and will be described further in the opening session with Randy Olson, Ben Lillie, and Erin Barker.
To help you take care of all of the planning and logistics, involved with hosting an event, we've provided some helpful information below. Choose from the links below to jump to a specific section.
- Selecting a Venue
- Designing a Stage
- Planning Timetable
- Curating Your Audience
- Leveraging TEDMED Sessions
- Complementary Speakers
- Successful TEDMEDLive Talk
- The Role of an Onstage Host
- Engaging the Audience
- Video Specifications for Recording Your Speakers
- Submitting a Video to TEDMED
Selecting a Venue
From a logistics perspective, its best to select venues that already have a built-in infrastructure, such as university or corporate auditorium. Things to keep in mind:
- A raised stage with good lines of sight for everyone
- Ability to project video on high quality HD monitors or screens
- Ability to have cameras to video record your speakers
- Space for exhibits, interactive demonstrations, and rest areas
- Space to mingle, have lunch, enjoy each others company
- No outside noise
- Bathrooms conveniently located
- Comfortable seating
- Registration/check-in area (everyone should have a name tag)
- Good stage lighting
- Required internet connectivity
- Large enough to accommodate your entire audience, yet intimate enough to foster conversations
Designing a Stage
Here are a few tips for making your set look great and function efficiently:
- Keep it simple. A dark backdrop is always an effective way to highlight events on stage. Avoid clutter like power cables, laptops, visible water bottles and cameras that will distract viewers.
- Add cool props. A few nice chairs, an artifact or piece of art will make your set more inviting and add interest.
- Light generously. If the only lighting available is overhead, supplement it with floor lamps at the foot of the stage.
- If you are using a video or slides, place them close to the speaker so that the audience doesn’t have to shift their heads to see them.
- Make sure your speakers have aisle seats with easy access to the stage.
Planning Timetable
Here is a preliminary planning timeline to organize your TEDMED Live. We’ll update from time to time, so check back often.
JANUARY-MARCH 2013
- Elect a Champion: a take-charge person who is passionate about creating a better future in health and medicine and knows how to plan events using traditional marketing and online social networking tools
- Select a date(s) for your TEDMED Live and reserve an auditorium or venue
- Identify the target audience and send a “Save the Date”
- Identify and start inviting your speaker(s)
- Familiarize yourself with all the TEDMED Live resources and suggestions on our website
- Develop a marketing plan to curate the best audience and best speakers
- Start planning your stage and organizing the video recording of your speakers
- Create a webpage for the event
- Think about name tags, interactive demonstrations, food, drinks, social events
- If you want to send a Delegate to the Kennedy Center at a courtesy rate, now is the time to let us know. For details contact tedmedlive@tedmed.com
MARCH 22
TEDMED Live Connection Test (1): We will open up the first TEDMED Live test on March 22 and leave it open until shortly before the event. Go to www.tedmedlive.org, select your organization’s name from the drop down menu, enter your Affiliate ID, and fill in the rest of the information. Once you are logged in, you will see a sample TEDMED video. If you enrolled recently, your organization may not yet be listed; select TEDMED from the dropdown and use Affiliate ID L11111 to test the feed.
Please be sure to test playing the video in the same setting in which you plan to stage TEDMED Live. You will access TEDMED Live the same way (in real-time: April 16 – 19 and on-demand: April 16 – 21). If you have trouble with the first test, please review the technical requirements and consult your IT staff. If you meet all guidelines and are still having problems, send us an email at tedmedlive@tedmed.com with specific information describing your issue.
To test your bandwidth, we recommend speedtest.net and speakeasy.net.
MARCH 27, from 10:00 am - 11:00 am EST (Eastern Standard Time)
General Q&A with Jay Walker, TEDMED’s Chairman and Curator, and Jose Suarez, TEDMED's CEO. Please click here to listen to a recording of the call.
APRIL 12 and April 16
While you can test access to our simulcast site (www.tedmedlive.org) at anytime prior to start of the event, we are conducting two live streaming tests to simulate the real-time video signal exactly as it will be delivered to you during the days of the event itself
The first test occurs on Friday, April 12th, from 10am to 5pm U.S. Eastern Standard Time (2pm to 9pm GMT). The second test occurs during the same time window on Tuesday, April 16th, but this last test will come to your directly from The Kennedy Center.
If you will be using any portion of the video feed on a real-time basis, these tests are mandatory. During the test, you will be able to adjust the quality of the video (lower right hand corner of video player) to ensure that your bandwidth supports your desired video quality -- ideally in High Definition. If you have trouble with the test, please review the technical requirements and consult your IT staff. If you meet all guidelines and are still having problems, send us an email at tedmedlive@tedmed.com with specific information describing your issue. If you wait until the event starts, it will be too late for us to help you.
April 16 – 21: TEDMED
We will provide technical support to you during the week of the event, but we would like you to provide some support to your own members as well. Ideally, your members contact you first, and you contact us if you can’t resolve the issue. You should have already received an email on how to contact us during the event for technical support.
April 20– 21: TEDMED Sessions still online
Sessions will remain available to be viewed on delay through midnight, Sunday April 22 your time zone so you can schedule your program with maximum flexibility.
Week of April 22: After TEDMED
Complete short survey for TEDMED team so we can improve for 2014
Curating Your Audience
Curating an audience from multiple disciplines and fields is critical to creating an environment to generate unexpected connections and collaborations among your guests.
TEDMED Live presents an extraordinary opportunity to build relationships – strengthening those are are established and fostering new ones. Consider hosting lunches, dinners, or cocktail parties and inviting board members, trustees, celebrities, alumni, and benefactors.
Make sure that people get to know each other by providing large name tags with clearly visible names. Consider including in the name tag conversations starters such asking your guests to list three things they are passionate about.
Leveraging TEDMED Sessions
What if your institution could host talks by 20 of the world’s most important leaders in health and medicine – all on a single day? The cost would be millions. But the inspiration and impact would be worth every dollar. You don’t have to spend millions to host a million-dollar event in your own backyard. TEDMED will energize your community with the biggest names and most exciting ideas in health and medicine. Your organization can host an event of this caliber, cost-free.
TEDMED is the exclusive gathering where world-class doers and thinkers share their vision of the future of health and medicine. People like E.O. Wilson, Craig Venter, Katie Couric, Dean Kamen, Sanjay Gupta, Billie Jean King, and the directors of the FDA, CDC and NIH.
Thanks to the magic of TEDMED Live, you can bring our dazzling event at the Opera House of the Kennedy Center directly to your local auditorium. You can choose to host TEDMED Live for one day...two days...or all three and a half days of our April 16-19, 2013 event. Providing lunch on-site for your local attendees will encourage them to make surprising connections among people and ideas.
Showcase your own local, in-person speakers to address topics of particular importance to your audience. Video record their talks and send them to us at TEDMED.com. We’ll post the best and the best of those speakers may be invited to the Kennedy Center stage in 2014.
Complementary Speakers
“It’s incredibly gratifying when you give a talk at TEDMED and some of America’s most accomplished doers and thinkers tell you, ‘You know, I never thought about things that way before.’"
- Frances Arnold
Professor for Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and Biochemistry,
California Institute of Technology
A challenge worth rising to. That’s how TEDMED speakers describe the opportunity to appear at this one-of-a-kind event. Invite speakers that can share a single insight that’s important for everyone in health and medicine to hear and understand. We call it the “gift” of the talk.
Bring together speakers that will inspire your audience to think across disciplines. Creativity comes from looking at subjects from different angles. The contrasts and parallels between talks creates an intellectual chemistry that captures the audience’s imagination…and triggers exciting conversations during breaks and social time. Focus on topics of particular importance to your audience as well as unexpected topics.
Provide no podiums nor allow notes. Talks should come from the heart. Keep audio visual materials simple. Click here for the type of slides your speakers should use and here for the 10 commandments to share with your speakers.
If you video record your speakers and will want TEDMED.com to consider posting those videos, you’ll need to have the speaker sign this media release form before we’ll consider posting the talk on our website.
Successful TEDMEDLive Talk
DO NOT READ YOUR SPEECH. No matter how well written, reading distances the audience and breaks the mood of conversation that is a hallmark TEDMD. Without exception speakers who read their speeches are not received warmly or with as much attention as those who tell a story of their interest and passion. When possible, please present for the very first time.
The best speeches with the greatest memories have not been for the longest presentations. One of the most warmly received presentations was four minutes. Limit talks to no more than 18 minutes.
10 COMMANDMENTS (Really 12) for a Successful TEDMED Live Talk
Our advice to you is simple:
- Be vulnerable.
- Tell a story.
- Say something you have not said before.
- Tell about a failure as well as success.
- Talk about new patterns.
- Describe what you would like to do next.
- Do not read or memorize a speech.
- Dress down rather than up.
- Visuals & images are great, but avoid ‘Power Points’ with too much text or bullets. Our slide standards may help.
- Do not sell a product, service, ask for money for your favorite charity, give a company history or PR from the stage. (The mic might go dead!)
- Please come for the beginning of the conference and stay until the end.
- Express connections to other talks, but don’t steal time from those who follow.
Click here to download the commandments in a format ready to send to your speakers.
The Role of an Onstage Host
The program host’s main job is to keep the event running smoothly by introducing speakers, keeping their talks within time limits, and helping them with technical glitches, if any. A host should also announce breaks and any changes to the program.
Secondly, a great host will also make pertinent comments about the talk, relating it to other talks or to the theme of the day, and helping to engage the audience.
More tips for successful hosting:
- Keep speaker introductions short – 30 seconds or less.
- Avoid giving too much detail on a talk, or injecting your opinion; rather, tease the topic and relate it to the program theme.
- Use humor judiciously, and do try to get the audience to respond by cheering, clapping or answering in unison – a lively audience makes for a more interesting experience and video.
Engaging the Audience
Organize healthy activities
Consider organizing a run, walk, yoga or another exercise activity to start TEDMED Live on a healthy note. Provide healthy snacks throughout the day. Have a meditation session during a break. Invite an inspirational athlete to your stage.
Include an Innovation Alley
Show cool, new ideas and products from within and outside your institution. The more interactive, the better.
Video Specifications for Recording Your Speakers
Video record your speakers and share their talks with the rest of the world! We will post the best local TEDMED Live talks on TEDMED.com. Below are some pointers for recording a high-quality video, regardless of what type of camcorder you use.
Setting
Consider what the speakers’ surroundings will look like on video. If your event space does not have a stage, create a stage-like area, with a clean background. Advise your speakers to dress in colors that complement the background you’ve chosen, so that they stand out on video.
Lighting
Your subject needs to be bright and evenly lit. Stay away from harsh shadows. They should stand out from their stage and surroundings. A good spotlight will work best.
Cameras
You can record your speakers with any type of device you choose. You can submit a video that was recorded on a basic handheld digital camera or on multiple professional cameras. However, we recommend shooting in full HD 1080p, at a minimum 720p. This will ensure clarity when if your speaker’s talk is posted online.
It is imperative you use a tripod, especially with more consumer-end camcorders.
Explore variety in multi-camera productions with a range of shots. If you use multiple cameras, keep a safe distance away from that speaker so that you do not appear in another camera’s shot. Keep a medium shot (from the waist up) on the speaker as your base shot and expand from there (wide, side angle, etc.).
Audio
Sound is 70% of what you see. Be sure to have a strong audio recording. We need to hear your speaker! We recommend a lavalier (clip on microphone). Wireless will give you options for more movement from your speaker, as well as camera position. You may also want to use a strong external sound recorder if your camera does not allow for microphone input (one example is Zoom H4N).
Editing
We recommend you edit the videos before posting them for consideration. If multiple cameras are used, make sure the transitions between shots are smooth and cohesive. It is important that the speaker can be heard and any visual aids that were used can be easily seen.
Video Format
If your speaker’s video is chosen for TEDMED.com, we will email you instructions for sending us high-resolution video files by mail.
Submitting a Video to TEDMED
Your speaker’s TEDMED Live talk must be in English or the video must include English subtitles in order to qualify for TEDMED.com. All videos must be submitted by August 1, 2013. If your speaker’s video is chosen for TEDMED.com, we will email you instructions for sending us high-resolution video files by mail.
To submit a video of a TEDMEDLive 2013 speaker, send an email to tedmedlive@tedmed.com with “Speaker Video Submission” in the subject line. You must include the following information within the email in order for your video to be considered:
- Your name
- TEDMED Live event name (location where speaker was filmed)
- City, State/Province, Country of TEDMED Live event
- Your TEDMED Live location’s Affiliate ID
- Date of Talk
- Speaker’s name
- Speaker’s title and organization
- Brief biography/qualifications of the speaker
- Speaker’s topic and description of talk
- Length of video
- Link to video (along with password information if required)
- Copy of the media release form signed by the speaker. Click here to download the form.
You can upload your video to any website you choose. If a password is required to view your video, you must include it in your email. If you are unsure where to post your video, consider YouTube and Vimeo.
It's important to make sure you get the word out about your event, and in today's world there are plenty of options to help you do that efficiently and easily. Choose from the links below to jump to a specific section.
Spreading the Word
On Your College Campus
The following are simple ways to spread the word about TEDMED Live on your campus.
Common Areas
- Posters are an excellent way to grab attention. To maximize their effect, hang them in common areas: Dining halls, local cafés, bathrooms, department bulletin boards, bars and libraries.
- Does your college allow sidewalk chalking? If so, chalk lets you create enormous billboards that are certain to be seen. Buy an inexpensive bucket of chalk (the thick kind) and bring those well-traveled sidewalks on campus to life!
Academic Departments
- Send an email to the heads of departments that you think will want to experience TEDMED Live (think science, technology, and policy). You may be surprised by how helpful a department can be when they get behind something.
- Visit the department secretary and see if you can leave a stack of flyers or quarter cards for students and faculty. Better yet, see if the secretary will leave a flyer in everyone’s mailbox (a common and often successful request).
- See if a department head will pay for an advertisement in the school newspaper, which might be available at a reduced rate for a university activity. Our poster is a handy template.
- Ask the department to announce TEDMED Live. This is normally done in an email blast to the department, or to its website activity board (ask if one exists).
School Newspaper
- Contact the editors of your school newspaper to tell them about TEDMED Live. Ask them to post an announcement about it, and to attend – they may want to do a write-up of the event.
Student Clubs
- Send an email to the presidents of student clubs that you think will want to attend TEDMED Live (again, think science, technology, and policy, plus pre-med, wellness groups, etc.). They should jump at the chance to experience TEDMED for free and will likely be your biggest supporters.
- See if student club presidents will send out an email blast to their members announcing TEDMED Live. This is easy for them to do, especially if you provide the copy and art (the pictures, logos, and text below will help).
- Enthusiastic club presidents may be willing to hand out flyers or quarter cards to members at their next meeting. It doesn’t hurt to ask.
- If you are looking for extra hands to help you put on TEDMED Live, have the club presidents ask their members to volunteer.
Student Affairs Department
- Contact your school’s student affairs department to find out about options for free announcements in student periodicals and email blasts.
- Many student newspapers will have a weekly or monthly list of events on campus. See if TEDMED Live can be listed in this section of the newspaper. It is normally free at most universities.
- Many times, the student activities governing body will have funds set aside for emergency and last minute events on campus. Contact them to see if you are eligible for funds to help cover the cost of flyers and a newspaper ad.
Social Media
- Social media sharing can go a long way. Click here for more information.
At Your Organization
The following are simple ways to let your colleagues know about TEDMED Live.
Internal Communications Department
- Talk to your organization’s internal communications department about sending out an email to employees announcing TEDMED Live at your company. To spruce up the email, we have provided pictures and logos that you can use as needed.
- See if the communications department will put up flyers in designated announcement areas around your institution.
- Lastly, speak to your internal communications department about other opportunities to spread the word, such as an announcement in the employee area of the company website, an advertisement in internal print material, or a flyer/quarter card in employee mailboxes. They are certain to have great suggestions for you.
Common Areas
- Hang posters in common areas They are an excellent way to catch attention. If your company allows it, hang your posters in eating areas, near vending machines, restrooms, department bulletin boards, and anywhere else you are able to.
Social Media
- Social media sharing can go a long way. Click here for more information.
Promotional Materials
Below are materials you can use to spread the word on your campus or at your organization. Customize these templates to create marketing materials for your event. Please remember to follow our logo guidelines.
Remember to personalize the text with your information before you print!
Flyers
.pdf | .doc | .ai | .eps
Posters
Below is a file that can be taken to a printer, such as FedEx Kinkos, and used to create a 36" x 48" poster.
.pdf
Emails
Below you will find plain text that you can copy and paste to help make your email writing a snap. If you know your way around HTML and have an HTML email client, download our HTML email template.
Plain text here HTML template here
Images
Below are some images from last year’s event that you can use if you want to get creative and spice up your marketing efforts.
Using Social Media
Facebook
We strongly encourage you to start a Facebook page for your event.
With a page, you’ll be able to recruit attendees, keep your audience up-to-date on event logistics, and continue conversations that began at your event, encouraging further insights and engagement.
Update your page daily with items such as speaker announcements, photos of the venue, and an introduction of your event host. Invite your Facebook fans to introduce themselves and why they’re coming to your TEDMED Live event, or ask them to suggest topics they would like to see covered, ideas for working groups, or pre- or post-event social functions.
You can also share TEDMED posts, TEDMED blog posts, posts from other TEDMED Live organizations, and videos of your favorite TEDMED talks.
We ask that you include information and a link to http://www.tedmed.com on your page’s “About” section.
Twitter
Twitter is a fantastic way to recruit attendees for your event and to update them on conference details. Help engage followers by creating a separate account and name just for your event. Use #TEDMED or your own event # hashtag to make it easy to search relevant Tweets.
Tweet often, both from your organization’s account, if possible, and from your event account. Announce speakers and topics, talk about logistics, ask folks about which topic interests them most or topics they would like to see covered, and ask questions of other people on Twitter using their @ handle.
Other Social Media
Consider creating an online home for post-event conversations, such as a Google+ page or LinkedIn group.
Creating a Logo for your TEDMEDLive Event
Standard Logo Usage
All TEDMED Live event names should follow the same convention: a name beginning with TEDMED Live, followed by a location-based descriptor such as the name of your city, school, or neighborhood. (E.g., TEDMED Live San Francisco, TEDMED Live Lowell, TEDMED Live SFSU.)
If you plan to host a one-day event using videos on demand instead of simulcasting the event live, you may use "TEDMED Day" instead of "TEDMED Live".
To promote your event, we encourage you to create your own location-based logo. To help you, we've created a set of sample TEDMED Live and TEDMED Day logos with the location-based descriptor, which follows our logo guidelines. When creating your own logo, it is important that you follow these templates closely so that each TEDMED Live and TEDMED Day event retains the same look and feel. Here’s a set of simple rules that should help:
- As shown in the sample above, please align your location below the logo, and to the right.
- When adding your own location to the logo, use Helvetica, Regular font.
- When on a black background, your location should appear in white font.
- When on a white background, your location should appear in black font.
A set of downloadable logos are provided below for you to use as a template. Using Photoshop, the downloadable .psd file can be easily edited to customize for your event. Other file types are also provided for your convenience.
TEDMED Live Logo Downloads: Black Background: .psd | .eps | .jpg | .png
TEDMED Live Logo Downloads: White Background: .psd | .eps | .jpg | .png
Please note that when TEDMED Live is written as text (not a logo), "TEDMED Live" should be written as two words. To abide by our branding guidelines, the word “TEDMED” should be written in all in capital letters, followed by a space and then “Live”. "TEDMED Live" written in text should appear in the same color as the surrounding body type. TEDMED Day is always written as two words, as text and as a logo.
Other Important Branding Guidelines:
- The typeface (Helvetica) is an integral part of our visual identity and should not be changed or substituted.
- Letter-spacing in the logo templates is already set. Do not alter or adjust the settings.
TEDMED Colors
When possible, a spot color should be used for the logo — this is preferable, because this is the best way to reproduce TEDMED red (Pantone 485). If specifying a spot color is not possible, the 4-color process (CMYK) method of printing may be used.
Background Colors
About Sponsors
TEDMED Live is provided on the condition that it is free to attendees in qualifying organizations. You may ask your audience or local sponsors to contribute money to defray your costs, but you should not seek make a monetary profit from the event.
Never link or co-brand the TEDMED Live logo with that of a sponsor.
Avoid commercial interference between stage talks and sponsors.
Sponsors are a great source for in-kind contributions such as food, drinks, furniture, A/V equipment, etc.
Terms and Conditions
TEDMED Live is provided on the condition that it is free to attendees in qualifying organizations. You may ask your audience or local sponsors to contribute money to defray your costs, but you should not seek make a monetary profit from the event.
If you video record your speakers and will want TEDMED.com to consider posting those videos, you’ll need to have the speaker sign this media release form before we’ll consider posting the talk on our website.
Please download and adhere to our logo guidelines. Never use the TED or the TEDx logo. TEDMED is an independent licensee of TED and the only licensee that can be specially focused on heath and medicine. Do not say you are organizing at TED or TEDx event. Your program is part of the once-a-year, around the world TEDMED event.
Maintain the spirit of TEDMED. Creating a better future in health and medicine and unexpected breakthroughs through multidisciplinary collaborations.
If you are approved to host TEDMED Live, your approval is for 2013 only. You’ll need to reapply if you seek to host it again in 2014 and beyond.
Frequently Asked Questions about TEDMED Live
What is TEDMED?
What is TEDMED Live?
Who attends TEDMED? Who is it for?
What is the mission of TEDMED?
Is TEDMED affiliated with TED talks?
What does TED stand for?
How many TEDMED events are there per year?
So TEDMED Live is not a TEDx event?
Is TEDMED a non-profit institution?
Why would my organization want to participate in TEDMED Live?
On-site Delegates typically pay an event fee of $4,950 per person to attend the TEDMED event at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. The TEDMED Live simulcast program offers an unparalleled opportunity for your constituents to see, hear and participate directly in an exciting multi-disciplinary dialog about health and medicine – live, at no charge, and without having to travel. There is no other experience in which your staff, team, faculty or students can experience the dazzling interplay of such varied minds, including Nobel Prize-winning scientists, the world’s most respected doctors and researchers, brilliant technology innovators and world-class artists. But our content is just one of the reasons why you should become part of this worldwide event. Bringing local speakers to your auditorium will encourage you to explore topics in health and medicine of particular relevance to your audience. The combined content will lead to stimulating conversations among your audience and, via the TEDMED Connect mobile app, across audiences at TEDMED Live affiliates around the world, creating unexpected connections and collaborations as we seek to create better solutions to the problems the world faces in healthcare.
Who is eligible to receive TEDMED Live at no cost?
I am a for-profit organization – how can I receive TEDMED Live?
Do attendees at TEDMED Live affiliates just watch?
No. In addition to experiencing the TEDMED sessions in high definition, and seeing local speakers live, associates are encouraged to engage in conversations during breaks and communicate with other audiences via TEDMED Connect, our mobile app. During the live simulcast, associates may also ask questions directly to speakers on the Kennedy Center stage. The conversations that happen off stage are just as important as what you experience from the stage.
What is the TEDMED Connect mobile application?
Where can I find the TEDMED Connect mobile application?
How can my organization put its unique accent on TEDMED Live?
Your organization can host meals, interactive demonstrations, morning runs, yoga breaks, or simply encourage your local attendees to meet, mix and mingle. Curating an audience comprising individuals with very different backgrounds and expertise will yield unexpected conversations and collaborations.
Can I charge admission or sell tickets to TEDMED Live?
Is there any cost for an organization that hosts TEDMED Live in a remote auditorium?
Will there be a Program Guide?
When will TEDMED announce topics and speakers for all sessions at the April 16-19 event?
We would like to listen to a specific speaker; when will we know the schedule?
Does our organization have to simulcast the entire event or can we pick and choose which sessions we would like to join?
What is the difference between a simulcast and a webcast?
Can I view the simulcast via my individual computer?
What are the technical requirements needed to participate in the simulcast?
You will need a minimum of 1 Mbps (1000 kbps) for SD or 3 Mbps (3000 kbps) for HD through a wired Internet connection and a large display screen/monitor suitable for the size of your auditorium or event room.
PC/Mac Requirements:
- The latest version of Chrome, Firefox or Safari
- The latest version of Flash
- Display: 1280x720 (720p)
- 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo or faster (Mac) or 2.8 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or faster (PC) processor
- At least 256MB (Mac) or 512MB (PC) of RAM
- 64MB or greater video card
- Connection to a dedicated Ethernet line with at least 1 Mbps download bandwidth for SD or 3 Mbps for HD
Mobile Requirements:
- Current iOS device,
- Current Android phone or tablet with a high level of desktop Flash support, or
- Current Windows Tablet (NOTE: At this time we do not support Windows Phone playback.)
What type of browser do we need to view TEDMED Live?
We recommend you use Chrome, Firefox and Safari, but not Internet Explorer. It is recommended that you update your browser to the latest version for the best results.
| Browser | Operating System | Download Location |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | Windows, MacOS | www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/ |
| Firefox | Windows, MacOS | http://www.firefox.com/ |
| Safari | MacOS | http://www.apple.com/safari |
Do we need any other special software?
You will need the latest version of Flash.
| Operating System | Software | Download Location |
|---|---|---|
| Windows, MacOS | Flash Video Player 11 | http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ |
I can't download the required software to my computer. What do I do?
How do I dedicate bandwidth to the event?
What is the minimum size room that I need to have?
Can I test my signal and/or bandwidth? When will we receive our password to test the simulcast?
TEDMED is taking place on the U.S. East Coast (Eastern Standard Time zone), but my organization is in a different time zone. Is there an option to time-shift or delay sessions?
When will each of the TEDMED sessions be simulcast live?
Click here for the latest schedule.
What happens during the breaks?
Is there a deadline to sign-up for TEDMED Live?
My institution is unable to participate this year, but is interested in viewing the sessions. Will all sessions be available to view at some time after the event?
When can we expect to test our system to ensure compatibility?
How will we connect to the event on the day it happens?
What if our Internet connection fails?
Do you have redundancy in connections in case something goes wrong with the feed?
- Two separate fiber lines out of the Kennedy Center
- Web encoding at main distribution center and back up encoding onsite at the Kennedy Center.
- Manual tape backup delivered to distribution center (20 min. delay)
Is TEDMED Live also being provided to international locations?
How may international TEDMED Live affiliates participate given the time differences?
This content, available exclusively to you as a TEDMEDLive affiliate, will not be available to the general public until a few months after the event has taken place in April. Individual talks will be released to TEDMED.com on a weekly basis commencing 60 days after the event and will be available to everyone for free, as always.
I am an international organization. Due to time difference, will it be possible for the audience to interact with the speakers in any way?
Is TEDMED 508(c) compliant?
Will you have a help desk for technical questions during the event?
May we send someone from our organization to attend the TEDMED event in person at the Kennedy Center?
Yes. We have a limited number of seats for Delegates from our TEDMED Live affiliates to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center at a courtesy rate. This is an opportunity to physically link our audiences and explore new ways to leverage TEDMED. Send us an email at admissions@tedmed.com for further details.
How can I stay informed about TEDMED?
How can I become involved with TEDMED?
First, join the TEDMED community by creating a member profile. Next, join the discussion on issues you care about in our Great Challenges Program. TEDMED is about sharing ideas and perspectives from passionate people all over the globe who represent many different disciplines, both medical and non-medical. The Great Challenges Program keeps the conversation going all year long.
Can I serve as a volunteer in some capacity to help the TEDMED event?
TEDMED welcomes creative and talented people who want to lend their time and skills to help make TEDMED a success. Here are a couple of areas where your skills would be helpful:
- Speaker Coaching: We are committed to making all talks on the TEDMED stage world-class. If you are an experienced speaker or speechwriter, your abilities could help our speakers polish their presentation.
- Speaker Presentation Materials: If you are a talented designer and/or illustrator with experience in bringing presentations to life, your skills could help with our speaker presentation materials.
- Promoting TEDMED Live: Consider working with a TEDMED Live affiliate to help promote their program.
What if I have additional questions about TEDMED?