Healthcare Council of Western Pennsylvania is a regional trade association representing a continuum of healthcare providers including hospitals, long-term care facilities, long-term acute care providers and specialty hospitals in a 30-county area. Healthcare Council serves as a neutral convening authority for providers across the region and members work collaboratively to address common issues and concerns as well as share best practices.
Healthcare Council staff provides its members with expertise in hospital operations, management, finance, quality, government relations, communications, grant funding, clinical operations, health information management, business development, reimbursement, and governance, among others. Healthcare Council also partners with Sponsors and business partners which support the region's healthcare providers.
Healthcare Council staff provides its members with expertise in hospital operations, management, finance, quality, government relations, communications, grant funding, clinical operations, health information management, business development, reimbursement, and governance, among others. Healthcare Council also partners with Sponsors and business partners which support the region's healthcare providers.
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Facility members are health care facilities which provide care in the 30-counties in the region. Facility members of Healthcare Council include large health systems, community hospitals, small and rural hospitals, specialty hospitals, long-term acute care facilities and long-term care facilities. Healthcare Council's business partners can provide solutions to the evolving needs of providers in the region.
Created in 2010, this Committee provides a forum for CEO Assistants to participate in educational sessions and network with their peers. Members share their expertise and offer solutions specific to the operations of the Office of the President and Administrative Suite. This Committee is focused on ways to improve efficiency in the day-to-day operations of the Office of the President.
Provides a forum for nurse executives to collaboratively address issues, share information, and discuss workforce and education needs. Committee members also share information related to Joint Commission, DNV, Pennsylvania Department of Health, and other specialty surveys.
Members also discuss current practices and strategies regarding values-based purchasing and Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS), as well as issues surrounding behavioral health and observation.The CNO Committee has discussed strategies for improvement of core measure documentation and improvement in care transitions and enhanced medication reconciliation.
Members also discuss current practices and strategies regarding values-based purchasing and Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS), as well as issues surrounding behavioral health and observation.The CNO Committee has discussed strategies for improvement of core measure documentation and improvement in care transitions and enhanced medication reconciliation.
The Committee has a broad focus on all aspects of the operations of healthcare organizations. This Committee explores issues with in-depth discussions, expert speakers on different topics, and the sharing of best practices and experiences. The Committee has a broad focus on operations of healthcare organizations across the Continuum of Care.
The Committee develops and promotes best practices in compliance. The Committee shares common issues and concerns resulting in solutions specific to privacy, security, compliance auditing, RAC audits, compliance training, and other issues. The Committee continues to provide education through expert speakers including attorneys, consultants, and others on compliance law regulations.
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Alessandro Candreva
Jul 21, 2021
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Never ever go there, my favorite polo had a simple olive oil stain in the very front of it, which was not removed during the first washing (even though I showed the guy where the stain was, he did not take a notice of it, do the polo was ironed with the stain still on it) and not even the second one (yes of course now that the stain was ironed it is impossible to be removed). when returning to pickup, no excuses, only useless and unfriendly reclaims that I was not saying the truth that that was not a stain of olive oil. DO NOT GO TO THIS CHEAP AND UNPROFESSIONAL SHOP.
