A Deep Dive Into Hospitals’ Payer Mix

Understanding your organization’s payer mix is critical to the effective oversight of a hospital or health system. Join THT for this thoughtful session with health care finance expert Deborah Whitley to plunge into payer mix, ongoing changes and forecasts. Registration Pricing Member Group (Unlimited connections from your organization): $99Non-Member Group (Unlimited connections from your organization): $135 Who Should Attend: Trustees,…

Health Care Finance Then and Now

Health care is one of the most complex industries to operate in. One of the key drivers of this volatility and complexity is the rapidly changing reimbursement environment that hospitals rely on to keep their doors open. Hear from health care finance expert, Deborah Whitley, to understand where health care finance has come from, the current landscape, and what’s on…

Fostering Healthy Dialogue – and Disagreement – in the Board Room

At times board members have to have difficult conversations – this is especially true for hospital trustees who oversee the health care provided to the community. In this session we will discuss best practices, common pitfalls and actions toward building a healthy dialogue in your board room. Learn how to enhance board meeting efficiencies and strategic decision-making processes. Registration Pricing…

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.