e-Education
Services
Jim Reinertsen and Jamie Orlikoff have joined forces to
create Orlikoff Reinertsen
Boardworks, presenting a monthly
series of leadership
web seminars on timely topics, as well
as an exciting new electronic educational resource for boards,
executives, and physician leaders. Titled "The Board's
Role in Quality and Patient Safety," it is a
meticulously crafted set of twelve 20-minute programs that
can activate
and equip leaders for their critical role in quality and
safety oversight. The 12 programs (viewable online, or in
groups using the 3-DVD set with discussion guides) can be
used to orient new board members, teach and equip a quality
committee of the board, develop medical staff leaders, and
even "certify" the learning and growth of
participants. Learn
more about this exciting new resource,
as well as our
ongoing series of leadership
web seminars.
Web Seminars
Schedule of
upcoming Web Seminars
The Reinertsen Group offers monthly web seminars, designed
for health care trustees, executives and physician leaders.
Featuring Jamie Orlikoff and designed with his input, this
series of web seminars gives busy leaders the ideas and
information they need to improve quality and safety. The
seminars are easy to sign up for, and to use. Simply browse
the list of upcoming seminars and
register online. At the time of the seminar, all you need
to attend is a telephone and a computer
with an internet connection. You can attend as an individual,
or with the addition of a speakerphone and an LCD projector,
your entire Board, Medical Executive Committee, or management
team can attend as a group. The registration fee is $295
per computer/phone line, regardless of how many of you
participate. The Reinertsen Group also makes downloadable
recordings of the seminars available, shortly after each
event, for a fee of $40 for those who register for the
live seminar, and $350 for non-registrants.
Some of the seminars will be designed as an ongoing set
of lessons focused on the work of Boards in quality, and
will be especially useful for those who wish to:
-
orient new lay trustees to the Board’s role in overseeing
quality
-
develop
the skills and capability of the members of the Board
Quality Committee
-
guide
Board leaders on how to improve the usefulness and relevance
of the data they see
-
help
lay trustees to have more productive conversations with
physician leaders about quality and safety of care
-
activate
the Board to take a more vigorous role in quality and
safety
Other
seminars will be devoted to individual, timely “hot topics” in
leadership for quality and safety—topics that might
be keeping the entire leadership team up at night, and go
well
beyond the Boardroom. Possible future topics could include
-
Transparency
of Quality and Safety Data: Do You Dare to Go Bare?
-
Is
it Quality Improvement, or is it Research?
-
Paying
Doctors for Quality: Does it Work?
-
Quality
Fraud: Questions the OIG might have for the Board and
Executive Team about Quality.
If you have a hot topic you’d like to hear more about,
please contact us. |
