Join leading speakers, including CMS's Donald M. Berwick, at the 2011 National Policy Forum, March 8-9 in Washington, D.C., for an unprecedented opportunity to discuss ways to move forward in this complex political and regulatory environment and what it means for America and your organization.

Additional Speakers Include

• Marilyn Tavenner, RN, MHA, Principal Deputy Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
• Kathleen Nolan, MPH, Director of the Health Division, National Governors Association
• Mark Eustis, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Fairview Health Services
• Howard Cohen, PhD, Chief Health Counsel, U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee, Office of the Honorable Fred Upton
• Jay Khosla, MHA, JD, Chief Health Counsel, Office of the Honorable Orrin G. Hatch
• Timothy J. Muris, JD, Professor of Law at George Mason University Foundation, and Former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (2000-2004)
• David Schwartz, Chief Health and Welfare Counsel, U.S. Senate Finance Committee, Office of the Honorable Max Baucus

Topics Include

• Making Health Reform Implementation Work for Public Programs: The Administration's Priorities
• The Progress of Reform Implementation: Next Steps and Goals
• The Unfinished Agenda: What is Next for Cost Containment?
• The Future of Health Care Reform Implementation
• 2011 Health Policy Priorities: Perspectives from the House and Senate
• The ACA Essential Benefits Package: What is an Essential Benefit?
• How Are States Meeting the Challenges of Health Reform Implementation?
• Governing Across the Divide
• Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) and Clinical Integration
• How to Build a Sustainable Health System
• Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Health Care Reform

For a full list of speakers, visit the conference website.

Early Registration Ends February 15
Attend Two Conferences with One Trip
In addition to registering for the National Policy Form, you may wish to stay for the Health Care Cost Summit (March 9 at The Westin Georgetown, Washington, D.C.) or AHIP's Exchange Conference (March 9-10), both immediately following the National Policy Forum.

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Commercial support of the 2011 National Policy Forum has been provided by:

First Recovery Group
Ingenix
The TriZetto® Group, Inc.

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