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A Working Session for Healthcare Leaders

Tuesday, October 6th | 10AM EST | Convene Commerce Square Philadelphia, PA

Join a select group of senior healthcare leaders  to explore one of healthcare's biggest strategic questions: How do organizations build the capability to create behavior change at scale?

BEHAVIOR CHANGE AT SCALE MATTERS

Clinical knowledge is now doubling every 18 months, yet most organizations are still developing their people at the pace of a decade ago.

Better clinical outcomes. Stronger patient experience. More engaged employees. Healthier financial performance. Every one of them traces back to the same capability: behavior change at scale is healthcare's next great strategic capability.

Most healthcare organizations know this, but few have built the infrastructure to make it happen consistently, across a system that never stops moving. This forum is where senior leaders work through what that infrastructure actually requires.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Come for a half-day working session:
 
  • Morning: A keynote and plenary that reframe why behavior change is healthcare's next strategic capability.
  • Midday: Small-group working sessions where you and your peers stress-test what the next decade of healthcare workforce enablement could look like.
  • Closing: You leave with a point of view you can bring straight to your leadership team plus two or three peers worth staying in touch with.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • CXOs, VP Patient Experience Officers, PX Leaders

  • CMOS, CNOs, physician & nurse executive leadership, physician leaders

  • CHROs, Heads of Organizational Development and Learning

FEATURED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Stephen Beeson, MD              
Founder
Practicing Excellence
Matthew W. Gosney, EdD               
Senior Advisor For Talent Strategy 
Practicing Excellence

FREE RESOURCES

View Dr. Beeson's insights from the AMGA Annual Conference.
Listen to an episode of our podcast.
Read our recent case study.