Orlando Cluster, Dec. 9–12
Register- Program Spotlight:
Boost Your Financial or Ambulatory Management Knowledge - Registration for the 2020 Congress on Healthcare Leadership Opens Soon
- Recertify Your FACHE® Credential by Dec. 31
- Save With the Physician Engagement and Leadership Book Bundle
- Blog: Ensuring Board Competencies for Today’s Patient-Centric Healthcare Model
Program Spotlight:
Boost Your Financial or Ambulatory Management Knowledge
Gain strong financial grounding or explore how ambulatory models optimize clinical outcomes while earning 12 ACHE Face-to-Face Education credits during the Orlando Cluster, Dec. 9–12.
When you attend “Key Financial Principles for the Nonfinancial Healthcare Executive,” financial experts Jeff Rooney and Charmaine S. Rochester, DHA, CPA, FACHE, will help you gain a deeper understanding of how to converse and work with financial leaders by reviewing concepts associated with population health contracts, cost sharing and risk management. During this new seminar, you will analyze the impact of today’s financial environment on your organization’s ability to pursue major capital projects, and examine financial approaches and regulations associated with mergers and acquisitions.
During “Optimizing Ambulatory Management for the 21st Century”—another new seminar—you will review a cross section of today’s ambulatory models and examine the evolving leadership skills that will be needed to optimize their performance. Expert faculty Jon Burroughs, MD, FACHE, will explain the mandate to move traditional clinical services into the ambulatory setting, and the opportunity that this provides to create new, innovative clinical and business models.
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Registration for the 2020 Congress on Healthcare Leadership Opens Soon
Registration for ACHE’s 2020 Congress on Healthcare Leadership opens Wednesday, Nov. 13. As healthcare’s premier education and networking event, Congress offers unparalleled opportunities to connect, inspire and transform. At the 2020 Congress, March 23–26 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, you and your peers will make connections that last a lifetime, discover inspiration from innovative thought leaders, and gain resources to empower yourself, your organization and your community. Mark your calendars today—more information will be posted on ache.org/Congress as it becomes available—and find what inspires you.
Recertify Your FACHE® Credential by Dec. 31
If you are board certified in healthcare management as an ACHE Fellow, be sure to check if you are due for recertification. Fellows are required to recertify their credential every three years, and the recertification application with payment is due no later than Dec. 31 of the year in which your certification expires.
Fellows whose credential is set expire this year can stay on track to recertify in three easy steps: 1. Completion of continuing education activities or retaking and passing the Board of Governors Exam, 2. Completing four volunteer activities and 3. Paying the recertification fee of $200 when you submit your recertification application.
You can learn more about the recertification process by visiting ache.org/FACHE and selecting the Recertification button from the menu.
Save With the Physician Engagement and Leadership Book Bundle
You can now purchase two select books at a discounted rate of $75 with the new Physician Engagement and Leadership Bundle. This book bundle brings together two essential books for healthcare executives working to develop and maintain physician involvement with their organizations: An Insider’s Guide to Physician Engagement by Andrew C. Agwunobi, MD, and Developing Physician Leaders for Successful Clinical Integration by Carson F. Dye, FACHE, and Jacque J. Sokolov, MD.
Buy this bundle today and save.
Blog: Ensuring Board Competencies for Today’s Patient-Centric Healthcare Model
With today’s value-based healthcare delivery model comes a new kind of accountability. But, is your board ready to embrace this? In a recent blog post, ACHE examines how healthcare organizations can evolve their boards to productively and effectively govern in a healthcare environment that is becoming increasingly patient centric.
Drawing from previously published insights shared by healthcare consultant and expert faculty James E. Orlikoff, the blog states, “We’re not doing competency-based board selection enough in the field today … if you want an expert on your board, you must recruit them.”
Read more to learn about new best practices that organizations can employ to ensure its board members are equipped with value-based competencies and strategies.