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Event Date |
Mon Jun 26 PDT - Wed Jun 28 PDT (over 1 year ago)
In your timezone (EST): Mon Jun 26 3:00am - Wed Jun 28 3:00am |
Location | San Francisco, CA |
Region | Americas |
Attending AHLA's Annual Meeting and In-House Counsel Program will provide you with the most current information and analysis on a myriad of legal issues facing the health care industry in thoughtful, practical, solution-oriented sessions. Whether it’s through attending a session on a new topic, diving deeper into your expertise, or networking with colleagues, you will gain new insight in the world of health law.
We are pleased to announce that attendees will have the opportunity to learn from Gurpreet Dhaliwal, MD, who is a is a clinician-educator and Professor of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Dhaliwal is an expert on how doctors think—how they make diagnoses, how they develop diagnostic expertise, and what motivates them to improve their practice and the systems in which they work—as well as on physician leadership, physician engagement, the future of medicine, and the need for physicians to engage in high-value care and as he addresses these topics, he considers how they intersect with health equity.
Additionally, S. Craig Holden, Robert H. Homchick, and Kristen Rosati will take attendees through the journey of key developments over the past year - the highlights and low-lights. It's a must see!
Breakout sessions cover the complex intersection of the areas of health law, including legal ethics and professional development. Sessions include:
• Contracting Beyond Traditional Health Care Settings: Model for Virtual Care First (V1C) Payer/Provider Contracts
• Hospital Charges under the Microscope: Operational Implications of the Price Transparency Rule and No Surprises Act
• Telemedicine Post-COVID: Where Are We and What's Next?
• What Your Compliance Officer Is - And Isn't: Juggling the Dual Role of Compliance Officer and General Counsel
• The Public Health Emergency (PHE) is Ending: What Should Providers Expect Next?