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Innovation Workshop
Date
October 31, 2022
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In an ever-changing world, community health centers are asked to innovate, from creating brand new solutions to improving existing processes. Join NACHC’s Center for Community Health Innovation in this workshop where we will walk through the different types of innovation and put them in the health center context. Using examples from Operations and Workforce/Leadership, learn hands-on tools that you will be able to take to your organization to meaningfully generate ideas and create solutions that solve true root causes.
Speakers
SVP, Development and Innovation, NACHC
Camila Silva, MSE
Deputy Director, Center for Community Health Innovation, NACHC
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