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The Governance Institute’s Advisor Webinar Series

This new Webinar series, in partnership with our Governance Advisors, brings national healthcare governance experts directly to your desktop. Join us as The Governance Institute’s Advisors present timely and valuable content that will help shape the conversations in your boardroom. Each 60-minute presentation includes a live question and answer session.

 

The Governance Institute’s Advisor Webinar Series

This new Webinar series, in partnership with our Governance Advisors, brings national healthcare governance experts directly to your desktop. Join us as The Governance Institute’s Advisors present timely and valuable content that will help shape the conversations in your boardroom. Each 60-minute presentation includes a live question and answer session.

 

 Upcoming Webinar

Payment & Delivery System Reform: Board Responsibilities & Strategic Responses

Presented by The Governance Institute; Don Seymour, governance advisor and president, Don Seymour & Associates; and faculty member Michael W. Peregine, Esq., partner, McDermott Will & Emery, LLP.

April 1, 2010
2:00–3:00 p.m. Eastern Time/11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Pacific Time
Members: no charge
Non-members: $295

Irrespective of the fate of health reform, it will still be likely that CMS, private payers, and other agencies will continue with new payment and delivery system programs for hospitals and physicians to reduce costs and improve quality. How will these changes affect the roles and responsibilities of the board of directors? This Webinar will provide an update on reform efforts, and focus on what directors need to know about their responsibilities and liabilities under payment and delivery system reform, including specific compliance implications for boards and the hospitals they oversee. The discussion will also include ways in which providers will want to structure their strategic positioning.

This 1-hour program will include a live question/answer session.

Click here to register for this Webinar.

Payment & Delivery System Reform: Board Responsibilities & Strategic Responses

Presented by The Governance Institute; Don Seymour, governance advisor and president, Don Seymour & Associates; and faculty member Michael W. Peregine, Esq., partner, McDermott Will & Emery, LLP.

April 1, 2010
2:00–3:00 p.m. Eastern Time/11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Pacific Time
Members: no charge
Non-members: $295

Irrespective of the fate of health reform, it will still be likely that CMS, private payers, and other agencies will continue with new payment and delivery system programs for hospitals and physicians to reduce costs and improve quality. How will these changes affect the roles and responsibilities of the board of directors? This Webinar will provide an update on reform efforts, and focus on what directors need to know about their responsibilities and liabilities under payment and delivery system reform, including specific compliance implications for boards and the hospitals they oversee. The discussion will also include ways in which providers will want to structure their strategic positioning.

This 1-hour program will include a live question/answer session.

Click here to register for this Webinar.

  

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A Governance Institute Webinar
The Board’s Role in Assuring Institutional Integrity

Institutional integrity is of utmost importance for not-for-profit hospitals and health systems today. With pending healthcare reform, continued scrutiny regarding community benefit and tax-exempt status requirements, and the IRS Form 990 New Instructions, healthcare organizations must protect their missions and reputations with proper actions, policies, and documentation. More Info

  • The Board’s Role in Assuring Institutional Integrity
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Physician–Hospital Alignment: Successful Strategies and Board Leadership

Aligning with physicians is now a top priority for hospitals. Rapid strategic change is being driven by dynamic shifts in financial incentives, the competitive marketplace, quality measurement, proposed health reform, lifestyle concerns, and a changing social compact between hospitals and physicians. Many hospitals see that their relationships with physicians have reached a tipping point. More Info

  • Physician–Hospital Alignment: Successful Strategies and Board Leadership Slides
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