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Meet Our Keynote Speaker!
Dr. Kavita Patel is a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution and a co-founder of Tuple Health, a physician led company focused on practical clinical solutions to bring care back to health as well as a practicing primary care physician at Johns Hopkins Medicine. In her role at the Brookings Institution, Dr. Patel was instrumental in the development of several specialty payment models including the Oncology Care Model Initiative and the Next Generation ACO model.
Dr. Patel was previously a Director of Policy for The White House under President Obama and a senior adviser to the late Senator Edward Kennedy. Her prior research in healthcare quality and community approaches to mental illness have earned national recognition and she has published numerous papers and book chapters on healthcare reform and health policy. She has testified before Congress several times and she is a frequent guest expert on NPR, CBS, NBC, and MSNBC as well as serving on the editorial board of the journal Health Affairs.
“Pass a Good Time” at CHUG Fall 2017!
Healthcare organizations are confronting considerable changes in the journey of transformation. As we move along this path you will not want to miss “Quality is the New Currency“!
Join us as we discuss and give you the tools, to become successful in your transition towards value based care. Let us help you navigate and understand the role of data in improvement and quality care.
We will be introducing exciting new leadership and teamwork resources this Fall!
BE the leader your employees WANT to follow. A leader steps up in time of crisis and is able to think and act creatively in challenging situations, to inspire staff to perform and engage in achieving common goals. It’s about knowing your team, having a shared vision, and setting staff up for success. To survive in this complex, ever changing market requires a strong, passionate and innovative team.
Why Attend?
As an attendee you have the opportunity to gain knowledge, tips and tricks for multiple education sessions and collaborate with 600 plus healthcare professionals.
Continuing Education (CME)
Application for CME credit will be filed with the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Pre-conference classes also open for registration!
What to Do: National World War II Museum
History buff or not, the National World War II Museum offers and experience that everyone will enjoy. Opened on June 6, 2000 (the 65th anniversary of D-Day), this museum is home to an impressive collection of artifacts and educational films documenting all aspects of the way, from D-Day to the war in the Pacific to the Holocaust. Located on Magazine Street in the Warehouse District and opened daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., this NOLA highlight promises a unique educational experience.
What to Eat: Po’ Boys
When in New Orleans, Po’ Boys are a must eat. These sandwiches were first created to feed striking streetcar workers in 1929, many of whom were unpaid, picketing laborers free of charge (hence the name). Po’ Boys are served on crusty French bread and filled with roast beef and fried seafood (typically shrimp). Popular dressings are lettuce, tomato, pickles, and mayo. Johnny’s Po’ Boys is the best place to try these iconic sandwiches. Operating in the French Quarter since 1950, this family-owned lunch counter has nearly 50 different Po’ Boys.
