Dear Colleague:

The early registration date for Forces of Change: New Strategies for the Evolving Health Care Marketplace is fast approaching. I invite you to register soon to maximize your benefit from Forces, September 10–14, 2012. Participants who register by June 11th will receive complimentary participation in the optional final day workshop Attaining Process Improvement Excellence in Health Care, the Forces of Change book collection, and participation in the Forces of Change virtual web seminars.

The book collection includes Forces of Change: New Strategies for the Evolving Health Care Marketplace (David A. Shore, Oxford University Press, July 2012), a new book by Forces faculty members. This book provides thought leadership on many of the critical issues health care leaders face every day. Forces of Change authors who will also participate in the 2012 executive program include:

Participants who register by May 23rd will also be able to participate in Performance Improvement Post-Mortem — 10 Avoidable Mistakes Standing Between Short-Lived and Sustained Change, a virtual web seminar open to participants of the Forces of Change program and colleagues from their organization. This virtual web seminar, presented by Jeremy Boal, MD, Chief Medical Officer of North Shore – Long Island Jewish Health System, will discuss how to avoid 10 common mistakes in designing improvement efforts and programs.

I encourage you to review the Forces of Change website and consider registering soon to participate in both the executive education program and the complimentary virtual web seminar.

I look forward to your active participation in Forces of Change.

Regards,

David A. Shore
Director, Project Management in Health Care Programs
Director, Forces of Change Program and Trust Initiative
Harvard School of Public Health

For a complete list of topics and faculty, or to register,
visit: https://ccpe.sph.harvard.edu/Forces,
email: contedu@hsph.harvard.edu
call: 617.384.8692

Supported in Part by Unrestricted Educational Grants from:
NS-LIJ Health System and Phillips Healthcare

Center for Continuing Professional Education
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