First National Congress on Healthcare Clinical Innovations, Quality Improvement and Cost Containment
We are pleased to invite you to attend the National Congress on Healthcare Clinical Innovations, Quality Improvement and Cost Containment, www.CostContainmentCongress.com, October 26 – 28, 2011, at the Grand Hyatt, Washington, DC.
The Congress is sponsored by the Bipartisan Policy Center, www.BipartisanPolicy.org, and the Aspen Institute, www.AspenInstitute.org, supported by media partners, Harvard Health Policy Review and Health Affairs, and features a special preconference session on Health Reform and the New Healthcare Environment: Challenges and Opportunities for Healthcare Boards of Directors and Executives, sponsored by the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA).
As a healthcare leader you face an extraordinarily challenging environment: the implementation of health reform, national economic malaise, potential looming reimbursement cuts and quickly evolving insurance and delivery systems. At the same time you enjoy a very real opportunity during your stewardship to improve the nation’s health system by facilitating clinical innovation, improving quality and containing healthcare costs.
We have convened many of the nation’s most innovative leaders and practitioners for this three-day Congress to share ideas and best practices. We hope that you will join this collaborative dialogue on how to make your health system better.
We invite teams of healthcare executives, board leaders, clinicians, chief medical officers, chief innovation officers and others engaged in the effort to improve our healthcare system to join us and to share their ideas as to how we can work together to make healthcare in America the best that it can be.
The Aspen Institute and the Bipartisan Policy Center
The National Congress on Healthcare Clinical Innovations, Quality Improvement and Cost Containment is sponsored by the Bipartisan Policy Center, www.BipartisanPolicy.org, and the Aspen Institute, www.AspenInstitute.org, supported by media partners, Harvard Health Policy Review and Health Affairs, and features a special preconference session on Health Reform and the New Healthcare Environment: Challenges and Opportunities for Healthcare Boards of Directors and Executives, sponsored by the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA).