Events

Part 1 of our Healthcare Ethics: Community, Value, & Leadership Series

The relationship between an organization’s employees internally, and with patients, external stakeholders, and supporting people externally, is critical to the
success of healthcare organizations. In today’s fluid environment, cognitive intelligence and technical skills are only part of individual and team effectiveness.
Leaders and staff must utilize emotional intelligence or emotional quotient, which includes self-awareness, self-management, motivation, authenticity, empathy,
adaptability and resilience. The impact of emotional intelligence can influence better patient outcomes and higher quality of care, as well as reduce staff burnout.
This panel discussion will provide an overview of EI and examples of how it affects healthcare delivery. 

Moderator: Bryan Rogers, MSHRM, PHR, SHRM-CP,  – Chief People Office,  LifeBridge Health Sinai Hospital & Grace Medical Center

Panelists:

• Adam Winebarger, DNP, RN, NE-BC, CPHQ, CCM, FACHE – Chief Nursing Officer, Novant Health Ballantyne Medical Center
• Dr. Allison Fritz, Ed.D., PCC – Senior Organization Development Consultant and Executive Coach, Office of Leadership Engagement, Johns Hopkins Health System

Earn 1.5 F2F Credits

2 Step registration process required

• Our virtual event will utilize the ACHE Learning Management System (LMS );  ACHE LMS will record attendance, conduct evaluations, and automatically report any earned F2F CEUs to your profile.
• Attendees must fully participate (90 minutes) in the live chapter event to receive all 1.5 ACHE Face-to-Face Education credits.
• Once you complete the StarChapter event registration, you will receive a link to register for the event on the ACHE website.  Please note registration on the ACHE website is required to recieve the zoom link to gain access to the live event.