Human-Centered Leadership for the Next Era of Digital Healthcare Systems
Human-Centered Leadership for the Next Era of Digital Healthcare Systems
Featuring Brian Spiak, Healthcare Executive | Program Director at Harvard | Best-Selling Author.
What it means to be an effective healthcare leader is rapidly changing in today’s fast-paced digital environment. Leadership was typically thought of as a “soft” intuitive skill, while management was thought of as a “hard” science, but those lines are blurring. The days of purely intuitive decisions are over for those who want to remain competitive and sustainable.
This interactive seminar is designed to help you pair cutting-edge technology, such as AI and simulations, with the latest behavioral science to boost your healthcare leadership skills. Whether you want to increase employee engagement, reduce burnout or improve patient-centered outcomes and long-term sustainability, this seminar will provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to succeed.
Seminar Objectives:
*Describe systemic roots of surface-level challenges.
*Identify digital solutions to systemic challenges.
*Assess skills necessary for next-level leadership in the digital era.
*Practice using cutting-edge tech.
*Investigate concrete solutions to apex challenges.
*This program is awarded 2 hours of ACHE Virtual Education credits
Registration is a 2-step process. (You will not receive VIRTUAL credits unless you complete both steps.)
1. You must register and pay on the MCACHE platform.
Click here to complete Step 1 of the registration process!
2. You must register on the ACHE platform to have access to the Zoom login credentials and receive your credits. There is no additional cost associated with this step. If you are NOT an ACHE member you will create an account on ACHE.org account, but you don’t have to become a member.
Click here to complete Step 2 of the registration process!
You will join the Zoom session through your ACHE account or the new account you set up if you are not a member.
*This program is awarded 2 hours of ACHE Virtual Education credits.
