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From process and regulatory changes, to shifts in funding and care modalities, the pandemic has forced leaders and their teams to adapt and innovate.
Although the end of COVID-19 is not yet in sight, the past year has provided several lessons to consider as we enter 2021.
Watch this panel-style webinar to hear three healthcare executive leaders and Maria Samot, Senior Vice President of Content at Relias:
- Reflect on critical aspects of the pandemic
- Discuss key learnings from 2020
- Forecast challenges and opportunities ahead
Presenters
Maria Samot MEd., BA
Senior Vice President of Content Development, Relias
Chuck Ingoglia
Senior Vice President of Public Policy and Practice Improvement, National Council for Behavioral Health
Jason Aliotta MD
Associate Professor of Medicine, Clinician Educator, Brown University
Dave Wessinger
Co-Founder and President, PointClickCare
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