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SUMMARY:Leading Through Uncertainty: How to Leverage Personal Values and Trust to Guide Your Organization Through Change
DESCRIPTION:Leading Through Uncertainty: How to Leverage Personal Values and Trust to Guide Your Organization Through Change \nDate: Wednesday\, May 13 & Thursday\, May 14\, 2026 \nTime: 8:00am – 4:30pm (EST) May 13th & 8:00am – 12:00pm (EST) May 14th \nLocation: Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest \n1275 S. Huron Street \nYpsilanti\, MI 48197 \nWho should attend: Mid-to senior-level healthcare leaders \nUncertainty is a constant in healthcare\, and today it’s more intense than ever. In these moments\, a leader’s mindset can either strengthen or strain their team’s ability to move forward. \nThis interactive session explores how trust\, self-awareness and sensemaking are essential tools for leading effectively in complex and changing environments. Participants will assess their personal values\, reflect on how they respond to uncertainty and consider how their own reactions shape the experience of those they lead. \nThis seminar will explore practical strategies for building and sustaining trust during uncertainty and how leaders can create clarity\, even when they don’t have all the answers. Using the concept of sensemaking\, participants will look at how leaders can interpret and explain change in real time\, providing direction and confidence to their teams. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nIdentify core personal values\nEvaluate the ways that personal values influence leadership behavior during times of change\nDescribe the impact of trust on team performance in uncertain environments\nExplore practical ways to become a more trusted leader\nLearn how to apply sensemaking to guide teams through ambiguity\n\n \nEvent Facilitator:  Karen Johnson – Leadership Advisor and Executive Coach \n  \n \nEvent Facilitator:  Sara Johnson\, FACHE – Leadership Advisor and Executive Coach \n*This program is awarded 12 hours of ACHE In-Person Education credits. \nParticipation is limited to 60 healthcare leaders. Register now to confirm your seat! \nStandard Pricing (registration April 27 – May 13) \nAHCE Member: $725 \nNon-Member: $840 \nLFACHE/Military/Veteran: $645 \nGroup (3+ from the same organizational team): $670 \n1) Click here to register for this event! \nHotel Reservation \nClick the link below to book a room at the Marriott Eagle Crest for the May 13-14 event.  This block will close on May 1st\, so reserve a room now! \n2) Click here to reserve a room! \nSpecial Benefit for Boot Camp Attendees \nAttendees will receive a discount on tickets to MCACHE’s virtual seminar this October – Human-Centered Leadership for the Next Era of Digital Healthcare. More details coming soon!
URL:https://mcache.org/event/2-day-mcache-executive-leadership-boot-camp-leading-through-uncertainty-with-values-trust-and-sensemaking/
LOCATION:Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest\, 1275 S. Huron Street\, Ypsilanti\, MI\, 48197\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences
ORGANIZER;CN="Rebecca Climie":MAILTO:mcache@achemail.net
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SUMMARY:2025 MedHealth Summit
DESCRIPTION:Since 2017\, the MedHealth Summit has transformed the way healthcare innovation is discovered\, sourced\, and delivered in Michigan and Ontario. Join us on April 23\, 2025\, for a day overflowing with thought-provoking speakers and curated matchmaking. \nThe summit provides opportunities to engage in dynamic conversations\, exchange ideas\, and contribute to an energetic community dedicated to improving healthcare delivery and outcomes in Michigan and Ontario. Whether you represent a health system\, medical innovation company\, healthcare organization\, economic development organization\, entrepreneurial support organization\, or investment firm\, this summit will have something for you. \nMCACHE is authorized to award 3.0 hours of ACHE Qualifying Education credits. Participants should list their attendance when they apply to the Amer. College of Healthcare Executives for advancement or recertification. \nClick here to register now! \nAll items subject to change \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTime\nAgenda Item\n\n\n\n\n8:30-9:15 AM\nRegistration\, Light Breakfast\, and Networking\n\n\n9:15-9:30 AM\nWelcoming Remarks\nKatrina Turnbow-Marion\, Emcee\n\n\n9:30-10:30 AM\nFeatured Speaker\nCatherine Susko\, Henry Ford Health\n\n\n10:30–11:40 AM\nHealthcare at the Crossroads: Policy\, Ethics\, and the Impact of Politics \nIn today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape\, the intersection of policy\, ethics\, and politics plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare innovation. This panel will delve into the strategies for navigating the complexities of healthcare in times of instability. Join us for a deep dive into the strategies needed to adapt to these shifting dynamics\, from understanding changing political priorities to securing and managing funding under new leadership. Experts will offer insights to ensure that quality healthcare not only survives but thrives—no matter what the future holds. \nModerator: Gene Parunak\, in2being \nPanelists: \nDavid Althoen\, Henry Ford Health\nBernard J. Costello\, Wayne State University\nPhillip Levy\, Wayne State University\nMisha Stallworth West\, MSW\, Ralph C Wilson Jr. Foundation\n\n\n11:40 AM -1:00 PM\nLunch/Interactive Session: Care on the Move \nStep outside for a hands-on experience with the very technologies discussed. A fleet of mobile health units will be parked outside for tours\, giving you the chance to see first-hand how these mobile healthcare solutions are designed to meet Detroiters where they are\, delivering care directly to neighborhoods. \nParticipating Organizations:\n \nArab Community Center for Economic and Social Services\nEye Care for Detroit\nWayne Health Mobile Unit\n\n\n1:10-2:10 PM\nI Raised Over One Million Dollars for My Idea: Ask Me Anything \nFundraising for a health tech startup is no easy feat\, but some founders have cracked the code and raised over one million dollars to bring their ideas to life. This panel will dive into the stories behind their success and strategies that helped them secure investment in a competitive industry. From navigating investor meetings to managing growth\, these founders will tell all. This session will feature a live Q&A where the audience members can ask questions directly through their mobile devices and upvote the questions they want answered. \nModerator: Niles Heron\, TechTown Detroit \nPanelists:\nCrystal Brown\, CircNova\nJavier Evelyn\, Alerje\nLisa McLaughlin\, brain health social entrepreneur \n \n\n\n2:10-3:00 PM\nDr. Unconventional: Exploring Tech’s Potential and Continued Barriers in Community Health \n  \nAll industries are impacted by technology\, but we still have issues that slow the growth and success of technology in transforming community health. We can’t keep having the same conversations with people who agree with us. Community health challenges need fresh ideas\, and technology’s potential remains untapped and potentially unconnected if we’re only talking to each other. This panel breaks us out of our own echo chamber by inviting leaders across disciplines—climate advocates\, chemists\, healthcare informatics\, and physicians—to ask the bold questions no one else is asking; why isn’t tech solving these problems yet? Why do the barriers continue to exist? And what would it take for technology to truly transform community health? \nModerator: Phillip Levy\, Wayne State University\n\nPanelists:\n \nPaul Thomas\, Plum Health \nAlecia Gabriel\, The Lab Drawer \nMargarita Hernandez\, Chingona Consulting\nPhillip Olla\, University of Detroit Mercy\n\n\n3:00-3:15 PM\nClosing Remarks\n\n\n3:15-5:00 PM\nOpen Networking\n\n\n3:30-5:00 PM\nSpeed Matchmaking (accepted companies only)
URL:https://mcache.org/event/2025-medhealth-summit/
LOCATION:Wayne State University Industry Innovation Center (I2C)\, 461 Burroughs St\, Detroit\, MI\, 48202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Meetings,Seminars
ORGANIZER;CN="Rebecca Climie":MAILTO:mcache@achemail.net
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SUMMARY:BGSU Public and Allied Health Symposium: "Tackling Infectious Diseases Together"
DESCRIPTION:Join us in-person with Nikki Romanik\, MD\, the immediate past Deputy Director and Chief of Staff of the White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response in Washington\, D.C. Dr. Romanik is a highly accomplished public health leader with expertise in policy development and implementation during pandemic\, biosecurity\, and global health events. She has over 15 years of leadership in both national and international initiatives having led response and preparedness planning for the White House\, CDC\, and the WHO during the Covid-19 and Mpox outbreaks. Over her career\, she has been primarily focused on early detection and response to biological threats\, the role of the US government in vaccine development\, and building stakeholder relationships. Attend one breakout session on virology\, animal/human health connections\, food supply issues during outbreaks\, or unique health challenges of justice-involved individuals. \nAgenda:\n11:00 am – 12:00 pm: Keynote address- Lenhart Grand Ballroom\n12:00 pm – 1:00 pm: Lunch and awards- Lenhart Grand Ballroom\n1:00 pm – 2:00 pm: Breakout sessions- BTSU 201\, 206\, 207\, 208\n\nOption 1: “The impacts of H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) : Public health\, animal health\, and beyond”\nby Sara Margrey\, DVM\, MPH\, Ohio Public Health Veterinarian \nLearning Objectives:\n*Describe the recent history of H5N1 in the United States and its current impacts on the U.S. and Ohio’s animal agricultural industry\n*Explain the public health concern and current activities surrounding HPAI monitoring\n*Recognize the impact of the 2024 H5N1 outbreak in dairy cattle and describe the implications of mammalian detections. \nOption 2: “Virology and Viral Disease: An exploration of basic concepts and viral pathogenesis and surveillance” \nby Amanda Joost\, MBA\, MLS\, Bowling Green State University Medical Lab Science and Dr. Emily Barnes\, DCLS\,MSIG\, MLS(ASCP)cm \nLearning Objectives:\n*Explain the fundamental properties of viruses\n*Examine modes of viral transmission impacting spread in human populations\n*Discuss the role of virology in developing strategies for disease prevention\n*Evaluate the role of molecular diagnostics in identifying seasonal and novel influenza variants \nOption 3: “Understanding and Responding to the Complex Health Needs of Justice-Involved Individuals”\nby Kimberly Sperber\, Ph.D. \nLearning Objectives:\n*Review the complex healthcare needs of criminal justice system involved people with a focus on infectious diseases and comorbidity.\n*Discuss medical complexity and infectious disease risk across three domains of individual level health\, public health\, and public safety.\n*Review four practical strategies that address the needs of this population and improve their individual health\, public health\, and public safety. \nOption 4: “The Day The Restaurants Closed: Short and Long Term Impacts of the Pandemic on Retail Food Safety Practices” \nby Mary Angela Miller\, MS RDN LD FADA \nLearning Objectives:\n*Understand the huge operational shifts forced on foodservice operators during the pandemic.\n*Identify the food safety challenges created by this public health crisis and the strategies used to address them.\n*Review the longer term impact on customers\, restaurants and foodservice managers. \nClick here to register now! \nMCACHE is authorized to award 2.0 hours of ACHE Qualifying Education Credits. Participants should list their attendance when they apply to the Amer. College of Healthcare Executives for advancement or recertification. \n 
URL:https://mcache.org/event/bgsu-public-and-allied-health-symposium-tackling-infectious-diseases-together/
LOCATION:BGSU- Bowen-Thompson Student Union – Lenhart Grand Ballroom\, 1001 E Wooster St\, Bowling Green\, OH\, 43403\, United States
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