Service Lines

This book provides healthcare executives, enterprising physicians, and operations/financial leaders essential tools for starting and managing a successful urgent care center.

Strategies for Superior Cardiovascular Service Line Performance delivers sound strategy and business guidance for driving excellence in cardiovascular service line development and management.

This comprehensive book guides healthcare executives through proven marketing strategies to grow their service lines. You'll examine case studies of successful marketing campaigns and discover techniques that you can immediately apply.

Get the business guidance you need to transition women's health to a comprehensive service line that increases market share, improves clinical quality, drives down costs, and helps drive business to all other parts of the organization.

The evolution of the oncology payment model and pressure to provide more patient-centered care are leading many healthcare organizations to transform the oncology care model in their communities by offering more coordinated and comprehensive services that provide high quality for patients and high value to payers.

Presented on: April 23, 2013
Presented by: Brad Stuart, MD, Chief Medical Officer and Michael Nisco, MD, MBA, Medical Director

Join experts from Sutter Health and Saint Agnes Medical Center and learn new tools and strategies for developing a multidisciplinary palliative care program.

Emergency departments routinely face overcrowding, quality concerns, and suboptimal flow, with volumes forecast to increase.

This book is a must-have resource for any organization looking to enhance patient satisfaction, streamline operations, improve profitability, manage the business, measure results, and grow market share with new or existing orthopedic service lines.

Presented on: Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Presented by: Allen Weiss, MD and Hank Schlissberg

Join radiology experts as they examine how standards-based radiology can impact fiscal performance, patient satisfaction and physician referrals.