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Missouri Chapter
American College of Healthcare Executives
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President's Message
Happy Summer!
It was great to see many of you at Congress which seems forever ago already. As you take time to refresh this summer with family and friends, I also want to encourage you to start developing our ACHE-MO network by joining and generating discussions within our MO-ACHE LinkedIn group, https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3866626/. We want to develop a robust Missouri community and network – this is a great way to keep connected and learn and grow together.
The local programming committees continue to work hard to set up education events across the state – keep an eye out for Save the Date emails or you can always check our MO-ACHE Website Events page, https://mo-ache.ache.org/events/.
Thank you for all you do to improve healthcare across the state.
Stay cool this summer!
Best,
Matt Clausen
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MO-ACHE Welcomes New Regent | |
Maria Sudak, DHA, MSN, FACHE
Twenty-eight healthcare executives have been elected to serve three-year terms as Regents and four have been appointed to serve as Regents-at-Large for Districts 1, 4, 5, and 6. The Regents took office on March 18 at the Council of Regents Meeting preceding ACHE’s 66th Congress on Healthcare Leadership.
Please join MO-ACHE in welcoming our new Regent, Maria Sudak, DHA, MSN, FACHE. Maria is the Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of SoutheastHEALTH.
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The Missouri Chapter of ACHE is thrilled to announce the launch of its new website, https://mo-ache.ache.org/. This site provides a refreshed design, improved navigation, mobile-friendly functionality, and much more. This website offers members a new way to engage with chapter activities along with our LinkedIn group. We encourage you to connect with us! | | |
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SAVE THE DATE
Thursday, August 24
Kansas City, MO.
Sustainable Strategies to Support Resiliency
and Professional Well-being for
Healthcare Professionals
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Adverse patient events have been attributed to healthcare staff who have experienced difficulty sleeping, reduced job satisfaction, impaired behavior, and anxiety. These attributes contribute to more serious consequences such as burnout, depression, post-traumatic disorder, and suicidal ideation. The suicide rate for physicians is higher than that for any other profession, in part because of the stress of medical school, the risk for malpractice, sleep deprivation, and challenges with work/life balance. Healthcare leaders often struggle with finding long-term solutions to address an important but personal issue for their staff and organization. During this panel, participants will learn sustainable strategies and approaches that will address well-being and resiliency for healthcare professionals in today’s healthcare environment. Even when leaders recognize this as a problem, they are often presented with confusing information or get-better-quick solutions that bring no lasting change and can sometimes increase cynicism among employees. During this panel, participants will learn the importance of sustaining well-being for healthcare professionals in today’s healthcare environment. | | |
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SAVE THE DATES
September 14, October 4, & November 2,
St. Louis, MO.
Physician Engagement Lecture Series
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“Doctors must be central players in the sweeping changes transforming health care. Indeed, any change strategy they do not embrace is doomed.” — Thomas Lee, MD
This lecture series is designed for physicians to help them become integral leaders within hospitals, health systems, outpatient facilities, and other healthcare entities.
This lecture series is designed for those who are:
- seeking opportunities for healthcare leadership education in addition to clinical CMEs
- looking for career growth beyond the bedside
- interested in learning how to work with administration
- want to understand the future direction of healthcare
This series will provide a brief, but broad, introduction to several topics which will satisfy these desires. Each theme will be addressed over three sessions.
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Part 1
Leadership
Thursday, September 14
4-6:30 p.m.
1.5 Hours ACHE
Qualified Education Credit
St. Luke's Hospital
Chesterfield, Mo.
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Part 2
Finance/Operations
Wednesday, October 4
4-6:30 p.m.
1.5 Hours ACHE
Qualified Education Credit
St. Luke's Hospital
Chesterfield, Mo.
Registration opens soon!
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Part 3
Future of Healthcare
Thursday, November 2
1:30 - 3 p.m.
1.5 Hours ACHE Face-to-Face Education Credit
General Audience
Union Station
St. Louis, Mo.
Registration opens Aug. 1.
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SAVE THE DATE
Wednesday, October 11
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis Metropolitan Healthcare
Council Spring Meeting:
Sustainability of Healthcare Organizations –
A Plan of Action
Registration opens soon.
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SAVE THE DATE
Wednesday, October 18
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City Metropolitan Healthcare
Council Spring Meeting:
The Future of Healthcare Financing
Registration opens soon.
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SAVE THE DATE
Thursday, November 2
St. Louis, Mo.
MO-ACHE Annual Business Meeting,
Awards Presentation &
Face-to-Face Educational Session
The State of Healthcare Industry
Leader's Perspectives
We are pleased to announce that these meetings will be held during the Missouri Hospital Association's Annual Convention, at Union Station, in St. Louis. Registration will open on August 1st.
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Missouri Hospital Association Updates | | |
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Missouri Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives
4712 Country Club Drive | Jefferson City, MO 65109
573/893-3700 | email | mo-ache.ache.org
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