Lessons Learned From 2020 & How Behavioral Health Organizations Can Adapt In 2021--Free OPEN MINDS Webinar, Sponsored By Relias
GETTYSBURG, Pa., Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Now, more than ever, managers of behavioral health organizations are facing a strategic challenge – how to find stability in landscape with more demand, more competition for consumers and for workforce, and changing reimbursement. How has the landscape changed over the past nine months – and what are the keys for a sustainability strategy in 2021? That is the focus of the executive web briefing, "Lessons Learned From 2020 & How Behavioral Health Organizations Can Adapt In 2021. On Wednesday, December 16, 2020, at 1:00 pm ET, Rola Aamar, PhD, Senior Consultant for Clinical Effectiveness; Melissa Lewis-Stoner, MSW, LCSW-C, VP of Product Management; and Abel Wright, Software Engineering Manager for Relias, will speak to the changing behavioral health landscape and how executives can shift their strategies for success in the year ahead.
Monica E. Oss, OPEN MINDS chief executive officer, spoke to the strategic challenge that lies ahead. "The pandemic has accelerated a number of trends in behavioral health service financing and delivery—more integrated, more virtual, more risk-based. Few organizations will thrive without repositioning their services in this changing landscape."
Attendees will learn about Relias' own tactical steps for sustainability both for itself and its customers and how Relias' behavioral health customers have used agility and innovation to transform their organizations for success in the year ahead with a focus on a data-driven and customer-obsessed approach to navigating the future.
Registration for this executive web briefing is free of charge, courtesy of Relias, and brought to you by OPEN MINDS. If you are unable to attend, please still register. At the end of the event, all registrants will receive a recorded copy of the executive web briefing and presentation slides. Register at: https://www.openminds.com/event/lessons-learned-from-2020-how-behavioral-health-organizations-can-adapt-in-2021/.
About Relias
For more than 11,000 healthcare organizations and 4,500,000 caregivers, Relias continues to help clients deliver better clinical and financial outcomes by reducing variation in care. Our platform employs performance metrics and assessments to reveal specific gaps in skills and addresses them with targeted, personalized, and engaging learning. We help healthcare organizations, their people, and those under their care, get better. Better at identifying problems, addressing them with better knowledge and skills, and better outcomes for all. Let us help you get better: www.relias.com
About OPEN MINDS
OPEN MINDS is an award-winning information source, executive education provider, and business solutions firm specializing in the domains of health and human services serving consumers with chronic conditions and complex support needs. For thirty years, we've been pioneers for change – helping organizations implement the transformational business practices they need to succeed in an evolving market with new reimbursement, competition, policies and regulations.
OPEN MINDS is powered by a national team of experienced executives and subject matter experts with specific expertise and experience in nine key market areas – mental health, addictions, chronic conditions, autism and intellectual/developmental disabilities, long-term care, children's services, social services, juvenile justice, and corrections health care. Our mission is to improve the quality of care for consumers with complex support needs by improving the effectiveness of those serving them – provider organizations, payer and insurance organizations, government agencies, pharmaceutical organizations, and technology firms. Learn more at www.openminds.com.
Contact: Meena Dayak, Executive Vice President, OPEN MINDS, at 717-334-1329 or [email protected]
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