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NIHI – McMaster Course on Return On Investment in Health Care
February 17, 2021
Dates
Weekly, Wednesdays, February 17 – April 7, 2021
Time & Location
Live, Online, via Webex
8 Sessions | 10 Hours
All Session Begin at 12:00 PM ET
Instructor
Suzanne Schell, CRP, BBA, CEO, ROI Institute Canada, NIHI Instructor
Guest Speakers
Kelly Murphy, BSc, CRP, Executive Consultant, Medical Staff and Clinical Service Design, Vancouver Island Health Authority
Dr. Jack Phillips, PhD, Founder of the ROI Institute, and developer of the Phillips ROI Methodology
The ability to connect the dots and show bottom-line accountability while maintaining quality and efficiencies will be the key to survival in the healthcare industry. This is even more critical as all healthcare organizations are fighting Covid-19. To meet this challenge, healthcare organizations need to be more efficient (cost), more effective (better patient outcomes) and provide better patient satisfaction, while serving more people.
This is requiring investments in improvement initiatives and the Phillips ROI Methodology™ is the best process to implement to ensure those investments add value and prove that value to all stakeholders.
In today’s healthcare organizations, program sponsors and those who have responsibility for the success of projects are held more accountable than ever for the financial impact and ROI of their programs and projects.
This course will provide the knowledge and skills to participants to measure value, impact and ROI in healthcare improvement initiatives, using the Phillips ROI Methodology. The course will include examples and real case studies to bring a practical approach to the participant’s learning.
Upon completion you will be awarded a McMaster University – NIHI Return on Investment in Health Care Certificate of Attendance. A certificate of Attendance is a non-academic certificate acknowledging that the recipient has completed a minimum of 10 hours of education and required activities for the course.