Tuesday, June 8, 2010

postheadericon Fall Managed Care Forum -- Last Call for Speakers and Presentations

We invite you to submit your presentation for our Annual Fall Managed Care Forum. We are interested in your activities, initiatives, and partnerships that are shaping the future of managed care. Don't miss this unique opportunity to discuss your solutions for optimizing the delivery of cost-efficient and quality-driven healthcare.

To be considered for the Fall Managed Care Forum, your application and outline must be submitted by June 11, 2010. Applications received after this date will only be considered for future conferences. You must fill out the speaker application in full and enclose a presentation outline to be considered. For more information or to request an application, contact Katie Eads at 804.527.1905 or email her at keads@namcp.org

About the Fall Managed Care Forum

You won't want to miss this enticing program featuring dynamic speakers and thought provoking topics. Attend this conference and gain expert insight that will directly impact the success of your organization! At the Fall Managed Care Forum, we will provide the best networking opportunities and present innovative solutions to today's healthcare challenges.

Who Attends the Fall Managed Care Forum?
The Managed Care Forum attracts senior level managed healthcare executives including Medical Directors, Vice Presidents of Managed Care, Directors of Managed Care, Contracting and Provider Relations Managers, Hospital and Health System Chief Executive Officers, Case Managers, Utilization Managers, Medical Managers, Quality Managers and senior management teams, governing board members, managed care organizations, group practice organization executives, and Integrated Delivery Systems such as Physician Hospital Organizations and Independent Practice Associations.

1 comments:

Unknown said...

If you have never presented or attended the Fall Forum, this is the best opportunity for managed care professionals to get together and look at solutions and lessons learned in improving patient outcomes.

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