is being presented by Bill Hutter, Founder & CEO, of Sequent, Inc. and airs on Tuesday, March 29th, 2011. For more details, or to register please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Did you know that the new Healthcare Reform legislation has 514 NEW provisions and no less than 20 changes to the Internal Revenue Code? EVERYONE will be affected. There are many nuances to the legislation that can be interpreted in different ways. This audio conference presentation provides employers with the information they need to prepare for these changes, and looks at both the short- and long-term ramifications. Our speaker touches on general HR concerns regarding the new legislation, and advises attendees on what their companies should be doing right now to get ready. Attendees will gain an increased understanding of the specific changes being considered, all the alternatives, and valuable insight into the best scenarios and options.
Showing posts with label healthcare reform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthcare reform. Show all posts
Monday, March 7, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Using Baldridge Criteria to Improve Business Performance
is being presented by Sherry Bright, VP, Clinical & Performance Improvement, with VHA Mountain States and airs on Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011. For more details, or to register please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Catalyzed by health care reform, driven by the pressing need to significantly bend the cost curve, the health care delivery system is transforming itself. Suppliers to providers will need to remake themselves, as well, to be chosen as the highest value provider of services, materials and devices.
This presentation describes a systemic approach to organizational improvement that has been proven to result in increased market share, stronger customer relationships and, ultimately, higher profitability. Using examples from leading life sciences companies like Medrad, our speaker examines strategies already in place that have assured strong line-of-sight between leadership and customer. The presentation addresses how organizations can assess their own strategies and begin to build more effective models that will support gains in customer share.
Catalyzed by health care reform, driven by the pressing need to significantly bend the cost curve, the health care delivery system is transforming itself. Suppliers to providers will need to remake themselves, as well, to be chosen as the highest value provider of services, materials and devices.
This presentation describes a systemic approach to organizational improvement that has been proven to result in increased market share, stronger customer relationships and, ultimately, higher profitability. Using examples from leading life sciences companies like Medrad, our speaker examines strategies already in place that have assured strong line-of-sight between leadership and customer. The presentation addresses how organizations can assess their own strategies and begin to build more effective models that will support gains in customer share.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Through Challenging Times to Improved Performance
is being presented by Sherry Bright, VP, Clinical & Performance Improvement, with VHA Mountain States and airs on Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011. For more details or to register, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
Catalyzed by health care reform, driven by the pressing need to significantly bend the cost curve, the health care delivery system is transforming itself. Suppliers to providers will need to remake themselves, as well, to be chosen as the highest value provider of services, materials and devices.
This presentation describes a systemic approach to organizational improvement that has been proven to result in increased market share, stronger customer relationships and, ultimately, higher profitability. Using examples from leading manufacturing and small business performers, the presenter examines strategies already in place that have assured strong line-of-sight between leadership and customer. The presentation addresses how organizations can assess their own strategies and begin to build more effective models that will support gains in customer share.
Catalyzed by health care reform, driven by the pressing need to significantly bend the cost curve, the health care delivery system is transforming itself. Suppliers to providers will need to remake themselves, as well, to be chosen as the highest value provider of services, materials and devices.
This presentation describes a systemic approach to organizational improvement that has been proven to result in increased market share, stronger customer relationships and, ultimately, higher profitability. Using examples from leading manufacturing and small business performers, the presenter examines strategies already in place that have assured strong line-of-sight between leadership and customer. The presentation addresses how organizations can assess their own strategies and begin to build more effective models that will support gains in customer share.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Cost & Effectiveness: Healthcare Reform and its Implications for Pharma & Devices
With health care reform on the horizon, the business case for quality and efficiency in health care has never been clearer. The new system will encourage payers to reimburse only for consistent and efficient care. Increasing transparency will make it easier for patients, who will in turn demand care that meets their needs. Preparing for the future of health care is therefore critical to the survival of many organizations. This changing health care landscape will have implications for medical providers and suppliers alike.
This session provides an overview of health care reform by understanding Massachusetts reform as a likely model. Dr. John Freedman outlines how such changes are likely to impact clinicians, as well as medical suppliers. This includes outlining key macro trends related to performance measurement, improvement, efficiency and cost containment.
Cost & Effectiveness: Healthcare Reform and its Implications for Pharma & Devices is being presented by Dr. John Freedman, Principal, of Freedman HealthCare, LLC and airs on Thursday, December 3, 2009. For more details or to register, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
This session provides an overview of health care reform by understanding Massachusetts reform as a likely model. Dr. John Freedman outlines how such changes are likely to impact clinicians, as well as medical suppliers. This includes outlining key macro trends related to performance measurement, improvement, efficiency and cost containment.
Cost & Effectiveness: Healthcare Reform and its Implications for Pharma & Devices is being presented by Dr. John Freedman, Principal, of Freedman HealthCare, LLC and airs on Thursday, December 3, 2009. For more details or to register, please visit our site at www.fxconferences.com
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