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05jun(jun 5)7:30 am06(jun 6)4:45 pmFinancial Operations Management Seminar Level III (FOM III)
Event Details
The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) is pleased to offer the Health Center Financial/Operations Management Seminars. There are three levels of the Health Center Financial/Operation Management Seminars. Each level
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Event Details
The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) is pleased to offer the Health Center Financial/Operations Management Seminars.
There are three levels of the Health Center Financial/Operation Management Seminars. Each level focuses on different topics that will help health center financial and operational staff understand and meet the unique challenges of operating a health center.
FOM III focuses on leadership and management. Leadership and management are two distinctive and complementary systems of actions. The challenge is to combine strong leadership and management and to achieve an effective balance for operational and strategic performance.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this two-day training, participants will be able to:
- Distinguish between the concept of leadership and management and explain how both are necessary to drive operational and strategic performance
- Analyze data using metrics to make financial and operational decisions
- Use provider incentive programs to drive performance
- Identify elements of an effective compliance program and develop an appropriate compliance work plan for your health center
Past Presenters:
Curt Degenfelder, Curt Degenfelder Consulting, Inc., Los Angeles, CA
Dianne K. Pledgie, Esq., Compliance Counsel, Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell LLP, Washington, DC
Scott Gold, Partner, BKD LLP, Springfield, MO
Time
5 (Wednesday) 7:30 am - 6 (Thursday) 4:45 pm
Location
Magnolia Hotel Denver
818 17th Street
Organizer
Emily DeMentedement@nachc.org
05jun2:00 pm3:00 pmWebinar: Veteran Community Care
Event Details
This is an overview of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), VA-Patient Centered Community Care (VAPCCC) program which is currently administered by TriWest. The VAPCCC program allows providers in the
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This is an overview of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), VA-Patient Centered Community Care (VAPCCC) program which is currently administered by TriWest. The VAPCCC program allows providers in the community to care for our nation’s Veterans. FQHCs are a critical component in a network designed to provide care for Veterans when and where they need it.
Learning Objectives: By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
– Attendees will be able to understand VAs approach to Community Care
– Identify next steps to enroll and contract with TriWest
– Be able to locate available TriWest Resources
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Time
(Wednesday) 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Organizer
Sherry Gilessgiles@nachc.com
12jun(jun 12)7:30 am13(jun 13)4:45 pmElevating Health Center Operations
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Offered until 2016 as Practice Operations Management, Level III (POM IIII), Elevating Health Center Operations Training extends Chief Executive Officers, Chief Operating Officers, and other C-Suite/Senior Leaders, and operations managers,
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Event Details
Offered until 2016 as Practice Operations Management, Level III (POM IIII), Elevating Health Center Operations Training extends Chief Executive Officers, Chief Operating Officers, and other C-Suite/Senior Leaders, and operations managers, the opportunity to delve into critical components that factor into the quadruple aim of enhancing the patient experience, improving population health, reducing costs and improving the work life of all health center employees. These components include a deep dive into key elements of health center operations in addition to employee engagement, business intelligence employee engagement, business intelligence, and leadership development.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this two-day training, participants will be able to:
- Describe the process and identify your health center’s readiness to become an Employer of Choice. Explain the attributes of becoming an Employer of Choice.
- Define “leadership presence” and determine why it matters to employee retention. Build practical skills to develop leadership presence and discuss key skills that can create a more productive and nourishing work environment.
- Describe the goals of advanced reporting and summarize methods for achieving accurate and timely reports.
- Create dashboards to track performance for operational decision-making.
Past Trainers:
Gary Campbell, MBA, SPHR, President, Impact2Lead, Lynchburg, VA
Amanda Laramie, Trainer & Coach, Coleman Associates, Boulder, CO
Kyle Vath, RN, BSN, Principal, Vath Consulting, Cincinnati, OH
Time
12 (Wednesday) 7:30 am - 13 (Thursday) 4:45 pm
Location
Crowne Plaza Portland, Downtown Convention Center
1441 NE 2nd Avenue
Organizer
Emily DeMentedement@nachc.org
12jun2:00 pm3:00 pmWebinar: Medicare and Health Centers: A Policy Overview
Event Details
As the population ages, health centers are seeing an increasing number of Medicare beneficiaries come through their doors, either as new patients or as their current patients age into Medicare.
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As the population ages, health centers are seeing an increasing number of Medicare beneficiaries come through their doors, either as new patients or as their current patients age into Medicare. Join us for this two part webinar series on Medicare FQHC policy, where we will discuss topics such as the Medicare FQHC PPS, how to enroll in Medicare and Medicare covered services at health centers. Whether you are new to health centers and need the policy basics or whether you are a health center veteran looking to refresh your knowledge, join this webinar to learn how to best serve your health center Medicare beneficiaries.
First webinar: June 12, 2019
Second webinar: June 26, 2019
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Time
(Wednesday) 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Organizer
Susan Sumrellssumrell@nachc.com
17jun(jun 17)8:00 am20(jun 20)3:00 pmManaging Ambulatory Health Care II (MAHC 2)
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Managing Ambulatory Health Care II: Advanced Course for Clinicians in Community Health Centers (MAHC2) is the second in a series of four Managing Ambulatory Health Care (MAHC) training courses offer
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Event Details
Managing Ambulatory Health Care II: Advanced Course for Clinicians in Community Health Centers (MAHC2) is the second in a series of four Managing Ambulatory Health Care (MAHC) training courses offer by the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC).
This intensive four-day program is designed specifically for health center clinicians (Medical Directors, Dental Directors, Behavioral Health Directors, other clinical leaders or managers) who have undertaken significant managerial responsibilities, yet are unable to take time away from the organization to complete a degree program in public health or health administration.
Prerequisites: Strong preference will be given to participants who have five or more years of management experience and/or have completed some management training in public health or health administration (which may include a previous MAHC course).
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify and implement key strategies to achieve high performance at the health center.
- Examine the fiduciary role of the clinical leader and demonstrate knowledge of key health center financial and performance measures.
- Demonstrate the ability to make strategic decisions using appropriate data.
- Identify and apply effective leadership skills and competencies such as: demonstrating effective communication skills, building beneficial interpersonal relationships, distinguishing ways to adjust one’s leadership style based on the situation, and displaying the critical thinking skills and abilities to lead others toward common goals
Presenter(s):
TBD
Time
17 (Monday) 8:00 am - 20 (Thursday) 3:00 pm
Location
Omni Parker House
60 School Street
Organizer
Pam Fergusonpferguson@nachc.org
18jun2:00 pm3:00 pmWebinar: Exec Leadership Training Partnerships
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Are you training your workforce well enough so they can leave, but treating them well enough so they don't want to? Establishing training partnerships with colleges and universities can be
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Are you training your workforce well enough so they can leave, but treating them well enough so they don’t want to? Establishing training partnerships with colleges and universities can be an effective approach to achieve this objective and improve the work life of those who deliver care – a key component of the Quadruple Aim. How have some primary care associations (PCAs) developed partnerships with academia and what has been the results? What lessons have they learned that may benefit you in determining whether to pursue such partnerships for the operational workforce and executive leaders? During this two-part webinar series, we will highlight case studies and interview PCAs and their academic partners to deep dive into the work of advancing and retaining the health center workforce through training partnerships. Part 1 will explore partnerships designed to develop executive leaders; part 2 will explore partnerships designed to advance the operational workforce.
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Time
(Tuesday) 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Organizer
Sherry Gilessgiles@nachc.com
25jun2:00 pm3:00 pmWebinar: Operational Workforce Training Partnerships
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Are you training your workforce well enough so they can leave, but treating them well enough so they don't want to? Establishing training partnerships with colleges and universities can be
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Are you training your workforce well enough so they can leave, but treating them well enough so they don’t want to? Establishing training partnerships with colleges and universities can be an effective approach to achieve this objective and improve the work life of those who deliver care – a key component of the Quadruple Aim. How have some primary care associations (PCAs) developed partnerships with academia and what has been the results? What lessons have they learned that may benefit you in determining whether to pursue such partnerships for the operational workforce and executive leaders? During this two-part webinar series, we will highlight case studies and interview PCAs and their college/university partners to deep dive into the work of advancing and retaining the health center workforce through training partnerships. Part 1 will explore partnerships designed to develop executive leaders; part 2 will explore partnerships designed to advance the operational workforce.
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Time
(Tuesday) 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Organizer
Emily DeMentedement@nachc.org