Healthcare is complex, and there are numerous processes, stakeholders and strategies that impact organizational success and positive patient outcomes. This set of courses provides a comprehensive exploration of the essential components that drive excellence in healthcare organizations. Learners will examine the foundational factors behind high-performing healthcare systems, with a focus on improving patient outcomes and operational success. Through an in-depth analysis of community health initiatives, care coordination and trust-building strategies, learners will develop an understanding of how to enhance communication with patients and support healthier populations. Designed for current and aspiring healthcare leaders, this course equips learners with an overview of what is needed to lead effective, patient-centered healthcare organizations.

Learning Objectives

1. Explore the key factors behind successful healthcare organizations.
2. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how community health initiatives can improve overall care quality and outcomes.
3. Describe strategies for building trust and improving communication with patients.
4. Identify how to optimize care coordination across the continuum, to ensure better patient outcomes.
5. Describe the critical role of ancillary and support services in driving both better outcomes and organizational profitability.

Included Courses

Registering for this on-demand bundle includes access to these courses:

• Overview of High-Performing Healthcare Organizations
• Population Health & Community Wellness: The Bigger Picture
• The Medical Staff Organization
• Building Successful Relationships with Healthcare Consumers
• Behavioral Health: Meeting the Needs of Our Patients and Workforce
• Community Health
• The Healthcare Leader's Role in Mitigating Violence
• Improving Coordination and Management Along the Continuum of Care
• Ancillary and Support Services: Process, Outcomes, and Profitability
• Into the Future of Value-Based Care

Continuing Education Credit

ACHE Qualifying Education Credit

This course is eligible for 12 ACHE Qualifying Education credits toward earning or maintaining your FACHE credential.

Credits must be self-reported at My ACHE upon completion of this activity.