Beyond the Buzz: What Health Care Boards Should Know about Artificial Intelligence

As the landscape of health care continues to evolve, generative artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize patient care, operational efficiency, and decision-making. Join Texas Healthcare Trustees with AI expert, Steve Shim and Janine Pratt to gain valuable insights into the latest AI trends shaping the industry. In this session we will discuss the potential benefits, challenges and risks…

From Metrics to Meaning: Decoding Hospital Quality Dashboards

As hospital board members, your strategic decisions rely on accurate insights drawn from quality and patient safety data. Join THT’s latest webinar, “Decoding Quality Dashboards,” designed for board members seeking to better understand the valuable information presented in hospital quality dashboards. In this session, we will demystify the metrics, trends, and key performance indicators showcased on these dashboards and equip…

Best Effort Security

This timely webinar for health care leaders is a discussion on current security threats and typical organizational solutions for countering those threats. Through a review of current cyber incidents, participants will gain an understanding of why, despite well-designed countermeasures, security incidents and breaches continue to occur. During the session the phrase “best-effort security” will be defined, how “best-effort” leads to security failures, and four areas of focus that will help any organization move from “best-effort” to “effective security.”

Governance Ethics in Health Care Organizations

America’s hospitals and health care systems are currently facing an unprecedented array of demographic, economic, and social challenges. Addressing these challenges effectively demands collaboration by board, clinical, and executive leadership. Many of the challenges involve ethical as well as financial, operational, and strategic considerations. Establishing the ethical standards of conduct that provide the foundation for the organization’s biomedical, managerial, and organizational ethics and decision-making is vested directly in its governing board.