Healthcare COE Summit 2012 - Pre-Summit Workshop
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May 15, 2012 · 12:00am - 5:00pm

Pre-Summit Workshop | Healthcare Centers of Excellence Summit

Developing a Sustainable Healthcare Business Model

Excelling in today’s healthcare provider business landscape demands a comprehensive model. A patchwork approach of plugging holes and extinguishing fires as they arise will not sustain a healthcare center in an unprecedented dynamic and competitive environment.

Mastering one area at the expense of another will only provide limited success. Each decision should not be considered independently. Whether they are responsible for an entire healthcare center or a single department, leaders in the business of providing healthcare services know they must design a set of systems that complement one another.

The Pre-Summit Workshop, Developing a Sustainable Healthcare Business Model, will provide executives and leaders of healthcare providers the keys to:

· Efficient patient turnover to empower your facility to maximize its potential volumes
· Inspired employees who are powerfully engaged in the hospital’s or department’s success
· A crafted patient experience for the unique needs of the local customer population
· Lean business systems that slash wasteful and unproductive spending
· Revenue tracking models encompassing each patient’s comprehensive treatment, including multiple departments and facilities


Workshop Speakers:

Diana Bruno, Principal, Una Vita
Vivian Knight, Risk Manger, Patient Safety Officer, Patient Navigator, Baptist Health South Florida
Marc-David Munk, MD, MPH, Executive Medical Director for Quality and Patient Safety, University of New Mexico Hospitals


This Pre-Summit Workshop is part of the Healthcare Centers of Excellence Summit.

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