Identification: OT_1-OLD
Identification: OT_1
Give us tools! Building on the introductory course in Practical Art of Health Center Operations (PAHCO), this second installment focuses on operationalizing successful change and provides helpful aids to guide health centers in the midst of change. We will share sample communications, sample habit helper tools as well as checklists health centers have used to manage change efforts. These tools help you avoid common pitfalls and ensure that new practices become successful habits that patients and staff can feel.
Identification: OT_2
Every team has its dysfunctions but how do you practically ensure that teams are working together for a common goal, one that all staff can feel and appreciate when they’re on the front lines every day? This session is designed to build upon the core concepts shared at PAHCO and draw upon practices used by successful leadership teams around the country who have achieved success when others have stumbled.
Identification: OT_3
UDS tables provide a health center with a wealth of information to plan strategically. Data submitted in the UDS is a structured tool to help evaluate the health center’s current status and inform leadership and Boards on identified needs. With the ever-changing economy, healthcare landscape, and patient needs, the UDS report can determine and support decisions to strategically expand services, renovate existing space or build a capital project. This presentation will explore each UDS table and its relevance in making strategic decisions for the future of health center planning and growth.
Identification: OW_1
This session will focus on building an Access Program that is data driven and serves as the foundation for your operational and clinical strategies. Participants will be introduced to the collection and utilization of key access data points and strategies for impacting the five dimensions of access.
Identification: OW_2
In this session, learn the types of reporting that best support health centers to meet value-based care goals. From the point of patient interaction to population health management, discover how to leverage data to support a constant and underlying push toward value, with metrics to track quality numbers, costs, and patient experience. Session attendees will not only learn about the types of reporting centers they need to be successful, but how to embed that reporting into sustainable workflows that support value-based care as well.
Identification: OW_3
This session will be a practical guide for changing organizational culture to align finance and operations teams and lead the health center on the path to excellence. The session also offers best practices for building and sustaining relationships between operational and financial leadership and teams, including developing habits within the workforce to ensure culture change becomes embedded in the health center fabric.