JUNE 20-22, 2018 | SAN DIEGO, CA

5 Questions to Ask About End of Life Care and
More in this Powerful Session

As Atul Gawande, MD, admits in his book Being Mortal, mortality wasn't something he learned about in medical school.

It was learned through his father's incurable brain cancer diagnosis, through patients kept alive through machines and medicines that offer no quality of life, and through conversations with patients to learn what they wanted.

He's learned a lot, and so will you when you attend AHIP's Institute & Expo. Dr. Gawande will walk you through how to think about end of life care. He'll share the five questions that will help patients and doctors work together to improve care and comfort. He'll help you start the conversations at your organization. You'll leave inspired.

You'll be glad to be part of this discussion June 20 -22 in San Diego.

Featured Session

Reframing How We Think About End of Life Care

Atul Gawande*, MD, MPH 
Professor, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School; Executive Director, Ariadne Labs; Renowned surgeon and researcher; Author, Being Mortal and The Checklist Manifesto

Additional Speakers and Sessions Include:

An Exclusive Conversation With

George W. Bush
43rd President of the United States and Founder of the George W. Bush Presidential Center

Improving Health Care in America:
A Prescription for Success

Ezekiel Emanuel, MD 
Joint Appointment, Wharton School and School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania; Founding Chair, Clinical Center of the National Institutes of Health; Former Special Advisor on Health Policy, Office of Management and Budget

The Quest for Good Health:
How Do We Reduce the Burden of Chronic Disease?

David B. Agus, MD 
Professor of Medicine and Engineering at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine and Viterbi School of Engineering and the founding director of USC's Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine

Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA 
Chief Executive Officer, CareMore Health System

Leana S. Wen, MD, MSc, FAAEM
Baltimore City; ER doctor; TED Speaker; and Author, When Doctors Don't Listen

How to Fix Health Care:
Lessons from Leaders on the Frontlines

Deborah DiSanzo
General Manager, IBM Watson Health

Daniel J. Hilferty
President and Chief Executive Officer,
Independence Blue Cross

Sarah Krevans
President and Chief Executive Officer,
Sutter Health

Sandra E. Peterson
Group Worldwide Chair,
Johnson & Johnson

In Search of Health Care Simplicity

Ian Morrison
Author, Consultant & Futurist

Changing the Conversation About Aging

 Jo Ann C. Jenkins
Chief Executive Officer, AARP

Moderator

Susan Dentzer 
President & Executive Officer,
Network for Excellence in Health Innovation

Meet all the participants and view the conference agenda.

AHIP Conferences: A Better Way to
Stay in Front of Change

You'll be glad you attended Institute & Expo. Your colleagues return year after year. Watch what they have to say about AHIP events.

Why Wait?

You'll learn from experts offering strategies you can use immediately to strengthen our health care system, drive the focus from volume to value, and make health care about the consumer.

Take advantage of Super-Saver registration discounts through April 9.

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*Dr. Gawande is not receiving any personal reward for speaking at this event.

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