Events Schedule

Hospital gift and resale/thrift shops are the key elements of fundraising for auxiliaries and volunteer organizations. This workshop is designed to offer you an opportunity to hear and learn from retail experts and from each other by blending presentations with networking opportunities. Plan to bring a team from your hospital and spend the day gaining valuable information, getting your questions answered, and obtaining the tools and motivation to move your shops forward.

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Improve the health of your patients by learning about three different diabetes self-management programs. This webinar will provide an in-depth look into these programs and discuss the movement to help patients with diabetes through their communities.

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The American Hospital Association (AHA) will hold its Annual Membership Meeting in Washington, D.C. May 6-9.  This meeting provides a national forum for healthcare leaders to join their colleagues from across the nation to engage in discussions on how to shape the future of healthcare in our nation. IHA will be hosting a series of events designed to help hospital and health system leaders engage with members of the Illinois Congressional delegation, key Congressional staff and healthcare leaders from other states.

PLEASE NOTE: Registration may only be completed online and there is no charge for IHA registration. Registration for IHA is separate from registration for the AHA meetings and events.

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This free, one-day workshop for ISHMPR Members is geared towards Community Hospitals in Illinois. See website for more information on joining ISHMPR.

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In the current environment, burnout is common among healthcare workers. Burnout prevalence is estimated to range from 10 to 70 percent among nurses, and more than half of American physicians have at least one sign of burnout. Healthcare burnout threatens patient safety by leading to the depersonalization of – and thus, poor interactions with – coworkers and patients. The connection between burnout and patient safety may be driven by both a lack of motivation or energy and impaired cognitive function. These can result in distraction, memory lapses and a lack of attention to detail among workers, making them easily prone to errors and putting patients in risky situations. Clinicians suffering from burnout are more likely to admit to having made mistakes or delivered substandard patient care at work.

Leadership plays a key role in combating burnout among healthcare professionals. Yet, few organizations have the necessary tools and knowledge to create an environment of psychological safety. This workshop will provide both strategies to identify burnout in professional healthcare staff and the resources to improve safety culture.

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IHA 2018 Small & Rural Hospitals Annual Meeting: A Passion for Rural Healthcare
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Part of HCPro’s best-in-class Compliance and Regulatory Training Solutions, this rigorous four-day course will equip you with the tools and expertise to achieve operational efficiencies and improved reimbursement within your organization.

This program, offered for the first time by IHA, provides comprehensive instruction on chargemaster and revenue integrity concepts. Participants will learn how the chargemaster function is critical to the revenue cycle, cost reporting and key operational concepts such as coverage, clinical documentation, charge capture, and coding. Expert faculty will provide context for chargemaster maintenance within revenue integrity processes, which can help avoid denials and improve clean claim rates for Medicare and other payers.

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