AHA Center for Health Innovation
Sustaining hospitals and health systems and positioning them for success moving forward is a chief focus of Navigating a New Reality: Health Care Leaders Confront the Future, a three-day virtual conference, Sept. 14-16, sponsored by the AHA Center for Health Innovation and the Society for Health…
Deferment of medical care during the pandemic has had negative consequences for patients and providers. And even now, with most states lifting restrictions on so-called elective surgeries, the issue of how to quickly and effectively restart these services could bring unintended consequences.
The AHA Center for Health Innovation allows you to discover new ways to rebuild and reimagine every area of health care by tackling issues and opportunities that matter to you – from innovation capacity and population health to affordability and patient safety, to name a few.
The AHA Center for Health Innovation offers insights, tools and resources to help steer hospitals and health systems toward a new vision of health care by convening, collaborating, testing, analyzing, learning and communicating.
Searching for the top health care events to attend in 2020-21? The AHA Center for Health Innovation has carefully curated an events calendar featuring can’t miss conferences and meetings covering a wide range of topics from across the Association.
By leveraging the health care ecosystem, hospitals and health systems can form powerful partnerships and integrate to solve significant pain points or inefficiencies and deliver the highest quality of care and patient experiences. The AHA Center for Health Innovation can help.
As hospitals and health systems use data to improve care and optimize all areas of the care continuum, the AHA Center for Health Innovation offers expertise, tools and resources to better understand what it can do and how to use it to achieve meaningful results.
AHA’s advisory services help hospitals navigate complex questions and make systematic changes to improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of patient care by making informed decisions and empowering staff.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced Americans to rapidly and without warning pivot to telehealth at levels exponentially higher than before the pandemic. So, what’s next?
Heightened demand for behavioral health services has presented hospitals and health systems with challenges and opportunities to increase capacity, forge partnerships to deliver care to patients and caregivers, and leverage tools to assess their capabilities.