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New knowledge. New skills. Proven ideas. This meeting will be fresh and nourishing!
Participate in a fusion of community health, community benefit, and healthy communities.
ACHI's March 4-5, 2010 Spring Training Conference at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront will deliver educational content and substantive peer networking across these three vitally important and related topic tracks.
Join us to examine evidence-based community health programs, effective ways to work "upstream" on the determinants of health, and how the non-profit hospital sector can work smarter and more effectively in fulfilling its community benefit accountabilities.
Plus, the 2010 national conference will be more hands-on practical and offer more interaction than ever, with Breakouts and Skill-building Sessions, Idea Exchange time periods, and a melting pot of different community health views and approaches.
Conference participants are the decision makers and program managers in hospitals and other health care providers, healthy communities groups, public health, philanthropy, academia, and more.
The ACHI 2010 Spring Training Conference will offer a blend of session formats that engage participants in different ways of learning, acquiring new tools and skills, and creating relationships that support your quest for professional growth and performance improvement.
New for you at the 2010 national conference
- Full two-day meeting (one less hotel night than before; more time in your community)
- More emphasis than ever on acquiring practical tools and skills in workshops, and on building your professional network
- Session topics carefully tuned to current trends and opportunities in community health, community benefit, and healthy communities
Who will attend
ACHI's conference attendees are active participants in their own learning. Our members and attendees typically include:
- Community health and community benefit managers, directors, and vice presidents in hospitals and health systems
- Healthy communities directors and community advocates
- Public health department directors and health promotion managers
- Coalition members of access to care and prevention initiatives
- Executives of national and state health associations, and
- Foundation leaders and social entrepreneurs
And their roles include:
- Senior or executive management
- Middle management
- Program staff roles
- Non-staff roles including consultants, trustees, researchers and academics
Want to be kept informed? Got a question or a creative suggestion? Write to us at communityhlth@aha.org.
