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The Governance Institute gathered two groups of board members, CEOs, CNOs, CFOs, CMOs/VPMAs, and other hospital leaders at the May 2010 Leadership Conference for a unique focus group discussion on hospital/health system efforts to reduce hospital admissions. The discussion included health reform and payment implications of hospital readmissions for certain conditions, the patient experience post-discharge, and strategies to improve the patient experience after the patient leaves the hospital. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by James A. Rice, Ph.D., vice chairman of The Governance Institute, at The Grand Del Mar in San Diego, CA, is part III of a series centering on the importance of physician relationships and hospital–physician alignment as it applies to an organization’s strategic vision, the varying degrees of physician alignment, whether or not health reform will drive hospitals and physicians closer, and the roles of leadership. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Pamela R. Knecht, president of ACCORD LIMITED and Governance Advisor at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida, is part II of a series centering on the importance of physician relationships and hospital–physician alignment as it applies to an organization’s strategic vision, the varying degrees of physician alignment, whether or not health reform will drive hospitals and physicians closer, and the roles of leadership to which physicians belong. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Governance Institute Vice Chairman, James A. Rice, Ph.D., FACHE and Barry Bader, President, Bader & Associates and Governance Advisor at The Ritz-Carlton Naples in Naples, Florida, centered on the importance of physician relationships and hospital–physician alignment as it applies to an organization’s strategic vision, the varying degrees of physician alignment, whether or not health reform will drive hospitals and physicians closer, and the roles of leadership to which physicians belong. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Governance Institute Vice Chairman, James A. Rice, Ph.D., FACHE at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, centered on healthcare organizations’ preparation for health reform, discussing developments at the federal and state levels, and addressing board and medical staff concerns concerning looming health reform. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Governance Institute Advisor, Barry Bader at The Phoenician, Scottsdale, Arizona, centered on organizational culture, quality initiatives, engaging physicians in quality, measuring quality, and public reporting. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Governance Institute Vice Chairman, James A. Rice, Ph.D., FACHE at The Breakers, Palm Beach, Florida, centered on reporting quality results to the board, transparency and the impact of public reporting, and talking with the medical staff about quality issues. More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Governance Institute Advisor, Roger Witalis, FACHE at Hyatt Regency San Francisco, San Francisco, California, is a continuation of the roundtable discussion in May at The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado (Transparency & Accountability). More Info
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This roundtable, facilitated by Governance Institute Advisor, Ed Kazemek at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, centered on the presence of physicians on the board and participating CEOs’ impressions of including medical staff member as voting members of the board. More Info
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This is the second part of September 2008 roundtable covering the topic of trustee training, facilitated by Governance Institute Advisor, Don Seymour at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. The discussion centered on trustee education and participating CEOs’ impressions of various states’ efforts to require trustee certification or some other form of trustee training. More Info
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All publications are available to members to download at no charge. You may also order hard copies of publications online; members will be charged the member rate. Most publications are also available for purchase to non-members at a specified non-member price.
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For a complete listing of publications for sale for members as well as non-members, please view our Resource Catalog.
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All publications are available to members to download at no charge. You may also order hard copies of publications online; members will be charged the member rate. Most publications are also available for purchase to non-members at a specified non-member price.
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For a complete listing of publications for sale for members as well as non-members, please view our Resource Catalog.
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