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Six Secrets to Planning a Spectacular Event
08-07-18
Healthforce leadership staff: Marie Hubbard, Alleysha Mullen and Christina Travlos
As leadership staff of Healthforce Center at UCSF, we are constantly thinking about ways to enhance the learning experience for our meeting attendees. Our leadership training seminars take place across the state of California and serve about 1,200 health care professionals. So how do we do it? The Newest Members of Your Care Team: Pharmacists
07-23-18
Jackie Miller
Lately, the rising cost of drug prices, the opioid crisis and the role of pharmacy benefit managers have dominated the headlines of pharmacy-related news. However, a slower moving, yet important, development is also taking place: the evolution of pharmacists’ roles and responsibilities. While the... Beyond the Exam Room: Social Needs That Impact Health
07-03-18
April Watson, CIN Managing Partner, Director, Practice Transformation Initiative, California Quality Collaborative
Refreshed California Improvement Network Set to Spread Ideas for Better Care
06-13-18
Healthforce Director Sunita Mutha, MD, FACP
Boasting a new program office, a strong slate of partners, and a refreshed agenda of focused topic areas, the California Improvement Network (CIN) is working with renewed energy and excitement to accelerate the spread of innovation in care delivery. Established 13 years ago by the California Health... How One Man’s Road to Recovery Has Helped Others with Mental Illness
05-30-18
Lisel Blash, MPA
After losing his job in the corporate sector, Josh was homeless and in and out of jail for several years. “Until I had my diagnosis; I thought everyone heard voices,” he said. The realization that he had a mental illness made Josh take action. After seeking treatment, he volunteered for homeless... Leadership Alum's Project Continues to Bear Fruit (and Vegetables)
03-21-18
The Lifeline the Long-Term Care Industry Can’t Afford to Ignore
03-21-18
Jackie Miller
The long-term care (LTC) industry faces a troubling landscape. The Wall Street Journal recently reported on the industry's financial crisis, which is largely due to actuarial analyses underestimating the number of claims that would be filed over a longer than expected lifetime of beneficiaries. California Improvement Network Announces New Partner Organizations
02-13-18
Slow But Steady: The Growing Numbers of Men Who Choose Nursing
01-16-18
Clinic Leadership Institute Brings Results
12-20-17