Leadership Training 

This workshop will cover key topics surrounding leadership in today’s healthcare workforce. When building high performance teams, great leaders are considering the layers that affect group success. Healthcare professionals often excel when managing time, but not necessarily when it comes to managing energy. How are you considering burnout potential in the breakdown of responsibilities on your team? Alternatively, what builds your staff up? How do we factor in different individual motivations when working toward the common goal of serving our patients? In matrix, interdisciplinary teams, we must find strength in both our differences and similarities. As a leader, you want to consider challenges and strategies in the context of implicit bias, always keeping diversity, equity and inclusion at the forefront. By attending this workshop, you will challenge the assumptions you have about leadership, explore new strategies for management and supervision, and build confidence in your own authority.

Onboarding: A Deep Dive into Onboarding Essentials for Providers and Staff 

Effective onboarding significantly increases the longevity of new hires, which is key to the success of all types of practices, especially those serving very sick patients in their homes. This pivotal piece of practice management is often rushed through and not given the attention it deserves. In this session we will walk through the steps needed to ensure successful onboarding for everyone from front office staff to providers and will provide actionable intel for enhancing the process, meeting the needs of your team, and understanding where they are clinically.

The VBC Playbook: Empowering VBC Success through a Digital-First, Data-First Approach?

Walk through how to evaluate and select the right ACO model—MSSP, ACO REACH, TEAMS, WISER, HN REACH, and more. From there, we’ll shift into real-world examples focused on scaling and operationalizing value-based care, incorporating both administrative and clinical end-user perspectives. We’ll explore how organizations are leveraging a digital-first, data-first approach to align care teams, drive performance, and build infrastructure that scales with the needs of complex populations.

POCUS: Foundational Skills for Home Care Providers

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is a diagnostic tool used by physicians at the bedside to look inside the human body in real time to help answer specific clinical questions and guide clinical therapy. This workshop is designed to teach the fundamentals of POCUS and the highest yield POCUS modalities for the home care provider- Jugular Venous Pulse, Lung, Bladder. Utilizing a small-group, hands-on format, attendees will practice ultrasound scanning to support the development of bedside image interpretation and acquisition skills. Learners will be practicing scanning on themselves.  Please wear ultrasound amenable clothing (i.e. comfortable, practical, two-piece clothing that allows for easy and modest access to the parts of the neck, chest, lower abdomen)