Location: Springfield, Illinois

Sponsored by: Illinois Health and Hospital Association
Presented by: Illinois Compensation Trust (ICT) and Illinois Risk Management Services (IRMS)

This year’s symposium will cover strategies to improve workplace safety and workers’ compensation outcomes, including mental health and physical injury recovery, key OSHA policy updates, safe patient handling standards and best practices for post-incident investigations. Expert presenters and panelists will share best practices on injury prevention, workplace safety, and effective post-incident investigation and prevention strategies.

With networking opportunities, interactive discussions and engaging presentations, the symposium is a must-attend event for those responsible for workplace safety, employee well-being and workers’ compensation management in healthcare. See our flyer for more details.

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Please join hospital and health system colleagues from across the state as we make our voices heard on Capitol Hill during IHA’s annual Federal Advocacy Day May 5 - 6. The event is planned in coordination with the American Hospital Association (AHA) Annual Membership Meeting May 4 - 6 in Washington, D.C. at the Marriott Marquis Hotel.

IHA will host the following events for IHA members:

Monday, May 5, 6 p.m. — Happy Hour and Private Dinner at Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab (750 15th Street NW)

Tuesday, May 6, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Meetings on Capitol Hill
Registration is only available online and there is no charge for IHA’s activities.

Together, the AHA Annual Meeting and IHA Federal Advocacy Day activities provide a national forum for hospital and healthcare system leaders to join their colleagues from across the state and nation to engage in policy and political discussions on the future of healthcare, and to meet with members of the Illinois Congressional delegation to discuss key issues affecting your organizations. 

PLEASE NOTE: Registration for the AHA Annual Meeting is a separate registration, you will need to register for BOTH IHA and AHA (the registration link for AHA will be found on your confirmation email).

We hope to see you there! 

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Location: Virtual

The goal of this webinar is to provide hospitals with information surrounding the Illinois Drug Overdose Prevention Program (DOPP), a resource designed by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) to provide free take home naloxone kits to at-risk individuals. Naloxone is a safe and effective medication used to reverse opioid overdoses and save lives. Providing naloxone kits directly to patients with opioid use disorder who are at risk of a fatal overdose is a crucial step in harm reduction and preventing overdose deaths.  

This informational session will outline recent updates to the DOPP that have resulted in a streamlined and simplified hospital enrollment, ordering and reporting process. Guidance for how hospitals can successfully implement a take home naloxone program within their emergency departments and inpatient units will also be provided.

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Location: Virtual

A quality cybersecurity program is a must-have in today’s healthcare environment. Incorporating lessons learned from the experiences of healthcare organizations that have lived through a cyber-attack—and emerged stronger—can help hospitals and health systems strengthen their cyber defense. During this webinar, information technology leaders from Enloe Medical Center in California will recount their multi-year journey from a 2020 ransomware attack to achieving a world-class, sustainable cybersecurity posture in 2025. You’ll learn how strategic investments and critical enhancements drove their success, including raising their assessment score from the National Institute of Standards and Technology into the high-performer range while consistently maintaining 100% HIPAA Security Rule compliance.

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Location: Springfield, Illinois

 

Caring for communities and improving lives: Small and rural hospitals are the heartbeat of their communities. To support your critical work, this year’s annual meeting will focus on opportunities to strengthen community ties, address a vital need for behavioral health care, and respond to regulatory and reimbursement changes and to challenges with Medicare Advantage. You’ll benefit from sessions offering new approaches to common concerns and networking with your peers. Join us for the rural health perspective on today’s top issues. See our brochure for more details.

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