leadership
Inequalities in care, issues with access and ineffective provider communication skills have long been systemic issues in the U.S. healthcare system.
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In parts 1 and 2 of this series, we explored the paths that led a group of young leaders to be recognized in the recent CPD Forty Under 40 awards at the Alliance 2024 Annual Conference. In part 3, we are turning the spotlight on awardees Poonam...
By: Poonam Kapadia; Lauren Rieck, MBA; Katie O’Connell, BS; and Whitney Faler, MPA, CHCP
leadership
When we look at continuing professional development (CPD) and its related fields — continuing medical education and continuing education across all the health professions — we see the relatively smooth integration of multiple...
By: Charles Willis, MBA, FACEHP
leadership
In part 1 of this series, we explored the paths that led a group of young leaders to be recognized in the recent CPD Forty Under 40 awards at the Alliance 2024 Annual Conference. In part 2, we are turning the spotlight on awardees Jess Henry,...
By: Jess Henry, aPHR; Amanda Jamrogiewicz, CHCP; and Rokeena Williams, BS, CHCP, CMP
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The path to prominence in healthcare education is as diverse as the challenges and opportunities that the industry presents today. The recent CPD Forty Under 40 awards, which debuted and were distributed at the Alliance 2024 Annual Conference,...
By: Katie Robinson, Ph.D., CHCP; Katie Lucero, MS, Ph.D.; and Andrea Funk, CHCP
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Burnout is a growing concern among working professionals. A recent employee well-being and mental health survey conducted by AFLAC revealed that more than half of American workers report at least moderate levels of burnout.
By: Kelsey Spaulding Caras, MA, CHCP; and Aisha Cobbs, Ph.D.
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I look forward to serving as president of the Alliance for the upcoming year. I suspect the year will undoubtedly fly by, and I am eager to get started. At the end of this year, I want to know (and demonstrate in a measurable way) we have made...
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A 2023 Gallup poll estimates 7.2% of Americans self-identify as LGBTQIA.1 This translates to about 23 million individuals — up two-fold from the 2012 Gallup poll where 3.5% of respondents shared that they identified as such.
By: Alana Brody, MBA, CHCP; and Ilon S. Rincon Portas, MD
leadership
Start 2024 on an inspiring journey toward transformative leadership and team empowerment with the Alliance webinar “Unleash Your Leadership Potential: Revolutionizing the Future of Medical Education.”
By: Kristin M. Gusack, RD, CHCP