The World Congress 5th Annual Executive Forum On-Site Employee Health Clinics 2012
February 21 - 23, 2012(Ended)
Peabody Hotel
Orlando, FL, United States
Orlando, FL, United States
The Annual Executive Forum On-Site Employee Health Clinics is a conference that covers topics such as:
- Patient-Centered Medical Home
- Quantify the Value of On-Site Healthcare by measuring Cost-Savings
- Delivery Systems and Healthcare Reform impact on on-site health clinics and Self-Insured Employers
- Worksite Clinic Design Models
- Near-Site and Shared Services clinic models
- Health technologies, including Electronic Medical Records and Tele-Health
- Clinic services alignment with health risk factors and chronic conditions
- On-site care integration with employee wellness and benefit design
The Annual Executive Forum On-Site Employee Health Clinics brings together execitives and managers from Health Benefits, Health Management & Medical Affairs, Occupational Health, Human Resources, Human Capital & Productivity, Health Promotion & Wellness, Disability Management, Finance, Marketing & Business Development, Medical Management & Clinical Operations, Product Development and Partnership Strategies.
Venue
Address
9801 International Drive,
Orlando,
Florida,
United States
Orlando,
Florida,
United States
Prices *
595-2395 US Dollar (Early registration date: December 9, 2011)
Organization
Important
Please, check the conference website for possible changes, before you make any traveling
arrangements
* Prices are for evaluation only.
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