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X-WR-CALDESC:Located at the George R. Brown Convention Center \n\nEngaging 
 and Sustaining Healthy Communities Using a Baldrige-Based Framework \nTues
 day\, March 25\, 2025 9:00am – 10:30am CT \n\nDespite individual efforts b
 y healthcare organizations to address specific community health challenges
 \, there is no single agency with the depth of resources to tackle the sig
 nificant and complex challenges our communities face. When operating in si
 los and treating symptoms\, as is often the case\, organizations run the r
 isk of limited impact\, unnecessary duplication and conflicting efforts. T
 o ensure better outcomes\, all community sectors need to have a seat at th
 e planning table\, listen to each other and the many perspectives that exi
 st within communities\, understand their role in improvement efforts\, and
  work together on shared priorities and strategic objectives to coordinate
  resources and activities that address root causes and achieve measurable 
 results. Join us in this 90-minute panel to gain insights from top healthc
 are executives on how healthcare systems can lead us through these challen
 ges toward thriving communities.\n\nParticipants will learn effective lead
 ership strategies used by healthcare and public health organizations in To
 ledo\, Ohio\; San Diego County\, California\; and Southern Florida to enga
 ge with various community sectors\, emphasizing how to maximize the effect
 iveness of Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNA)\, value-based care st
 rategies and social determinants of health (SDOH) initiatives. By aligning
  efforts and leveraging partnerships across a community\, healthcare leade
 rs can significantly enhance community health outcomes and advance overarc
 hing healthcare goals. In addition to panel presentations\, ample time wil
 l be allocated to audience questions and discussion. Attendees will discov
 er an innovative approach using the Baldrige-based Community Framework des
 igned to facilitate effective collaboration between healthcare systems\, n
 onprofits and other service providers. This framework will highlight the e
 ssential elements for forming successful partnerships and demonstrate the 
 value proposition for all stakeholders involved. Through this collaborativ
 e approach\, participants will also learn how strategic investments in the
  community can drive economic benefits to healthcare systems\, including i
 mproved workforce health\, recruitment and retention.\n\nLearning Objectiv
 es:\nDescribe effective leadership strategies for healthcare systems to en
 gage other community sectors to advance Community Health Needs Assessment 
 (CHNA) priorities\, value-based care strategies and social determinants of
  health (SDOH) initiatives to enhance community health outcomes and suppor
 t overall healthcare goals.\nList essential steps to apply a Baldrige-base
 d framework for collaboration between healthcare systems\, nonprofits and 
 service providers\, focusing on key factors such as successful partnership
 s\, stakeholder value propositions and the benefits of strategic community
  investments on workforce health\, recruitment\, retention and DEI initiat
 ives.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nAngela Brandt\, FACHE\nChief Administrative Officer
 \nProMedica Health System\n\nNick Macchione\, FACHE\nChief Health Officer
 \nUniversity of California San Diego Health\n\nJavier Hernandez Lichtl\, L
 FACHE\nRetired CEO\nBaptist Health - Doctors Hospital\n\nStephanie Norling
 \nPresident/CEO\nCommunities of Excellence 2026\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Located at the George R. Brown Convention Center \n\nEngaging a
 nd Sustaining Healthy Communities Using a Baldrige-Based Framework \nTuesd
 ay\, March 25\, 2025 9:00am – 10:30am CT \n\nDespite individual efforts by
  healthcare organizations to address specific community health challenges\
 , there is no single agency with the depth of resources to tackle the sign
 ificant and complex challenges our communities face. When operating in sil
 os and treating symptoms\, as is often the case\, organizations run the ri
 sk of limited impact\, unnecessary duplication and conflicting efforts. To
  ensure better outcomes\, all community sectors need to have a seat at the
  planning table\, listen to each other and the many perspectives that exis
 t within communities\, understand their role in improvement efforts\, and 
 work together on shared priorities and strategic objectives to coordinate 
 resources and activities that address root causes and achieve measurable r
 esults. Join us in this 90-minute panel to gain insights from top healthca
 re executives on how healthcare systems can lead us through these challeng
 es toward thriving communities.\n\nParticipants will learn effective leade
 rship strategies used by healthcare and public health organizations in Tol
 edo\, Ohio\; San Diego County\, California\; and Southern Florida to engag
 e with various community sectors\, emphasizing how to maximize the effecti
 veness of Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNA)\, value-based care str
 ategies and social determinants of health (SDOH) initiatives. By aligning 
 efforts and leveraging partnerships across a community\, healthcare leader
 s can significantly enhance community health outcomes and advance overarch
 ing healthcare goals. In addition to panel presentations\, ample time will
  be allocated to audience questions and discussion. Attendees will discove
 r an innovative approach using the Baldrige-based Community Framework desi
 gned to facilitate effective collaboration between healthcare systems\, no
 nprofits and other service providers. This framework will highlight the es
 sential elements for forming successful partnerships and demonstrate the v
 alue proposition for all stakeholders involved. Through this collaborative
  approach\, participants will also learn how strategic investments in the 
 community can drive economic benefits to healthcare systems\, including im
 proved workforce health\, recruitment and retention.\n\nLearning Objective
 s:\nDescribe effective leadership strategies for healthcare systems to eng
 age other community sectors to advance Community Health Needs Assessment (
 CHNA) priorities\, value-based care strategies and social determinants of 
 health (SDOH) initiatives to enhance community health outcomes and support
  overall healthcare goals.\nList essential steps to apply a Baldrige-based
  framework for collaboration between healthcare systems\, nonprofits and s
 ervice providers\, focusing on key factors such as successful partnerships
 \, stakeholder value propositions and the benefits of strategic community 
 investments on workforce health\, recruitment\, retention and DEI initiati
 ves.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nAngela Brandt\, FACHE\nChief Administrative Officer\n
 ProMedica Health System\n\nNick Macchione\, FACHE\nChief Health Officer\nU
 niversity of California San Diego Health\n\nJavier Hernandez Lichtl\, LFAC
 HE\nRetired CEO\nBaptist Health - Doctors Hospital\n\nStephanie Norling\nP
 resident/CEO\nCommunities of Excellence 2026\n\n
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LOCATION:1001 Avenida de las Americas \, Houston\, TX 77010 US
SUMMARY:American College of Healthcare Executives 2025 Congress
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