NJHA provides a robust selection of educational offerings spanning areas from patient safety to health policy. Here’s a sampling of current featured programs addressing priority issues for healthcare organizations.
Medicaid Managed Care Summit | Oct. 9
New Jersey’s must-attend Medicaid Managed Care Summit is back in Princeton Oct. 9, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. This education and networking event features leaders from the N.J. Department of Human Services with insights into the looming impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on programs such as SNAP and behavioral health. In the afternoon, powerful panels featuring representatives from the various N.J. Managed Medicaid Organizations will dissect key topics including contracting, reimbursement, audits, eligibility and care coordination. Come for the updates—leave with strategies. This opportunity is open to members and non-members alike.
Register Now for the Medicaid Managed Care Summit
Preventing Burnout and Cultivating a Culture of Engagement | Oct. 15
Healthcare and social service organizations are built on a foundation of compassionate care. Yet the demands placed on team members can lead to significant burnout, disengagement and turnover. This session will offer practical strategies for preventing burnout while creating a workplace environment that fosters engagement, flexibility and retention. Featuring Terriann Procida, CEO of Innovative Benefits Planning.
This program is part of our HR for Aging Services series of webinars presented in partnership with Leading Age New Jersey and Delaware. Programs in this series are designed to help you lead with clarity, compassion and confidence. Continuing education credits will be available, including LNHA and SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP®.
Register Now for Preventing Burnout and Cultivating a Culture of Engagement
Implementing an AIM Patient Safety Bundle: Substance Use Disorder at the Forefront | On Demand
This on-demand course offers healthcare providers and administrators practical information to help roll out the Care for Pregnant and Postpartum People with Substance Use Disorder (CPPSUD) AIM patient safety bundle at their facility or unit.
The first module introduces the basics of substance use disorder. The second module covers the CPPSUD AIM patient safety bundle. The final module provides tips and tools for implementing the CPPSUD AIM bundle.
Register Now for Implementing an AIM Patient Safety Bundle: Substance Use Disorder at the Forefront
