Description:
As funding
streams decrease and expectations increase, the service
community is seeking new approaches in efficiently
delivering services. Strategic partnerships are emerging
with educational institutions, public sector providers,
behavioral health, child welfare, and community-based
agencies. Enhancing customer service, maximizing agency
resources, and improving performance outcomes are the
results of these new approaches. A strategic partnership
is not a collaboration. This seminar will define the
distinctions and provide examples of successful service
integration partnerships.
Contact Hours:
6.0
What you will
learn:
- Become aware of the elements of
a successful strategic partnership
- Learn how a strategic
partnership is different from a collaboration
- Discover why strategic
partnerships fail
- Discuss examples of successful
service integration partnerships
- Determine when a strategic
partnership is appropriate for your agency
- Learn how to develop a
strategic partnership
Who should
attend?
- Chief executive officers and
executive directors
- Chief operating officers
- Chief financial officers
- Chief information officers
- Public sector administrators
- Program managers and
supervisors
- Members of boards of directors
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Event Agenda
Registration
9:30 AM
Session 1
The Current &
Future Industry Trends for Children's Services & Why They
Lead to Considering Service Integration
- The Change in Funding Streams
- The Shift From Process Outcomes
to Performance-Based Outcomes
- The Impact on the Provider
Community Drives the Need for Integration Through
Collaboration
Session 2
The Elements of
Integration & Collaborative Models Financing, Clinical
Services & Information
- Integrated Financing &
Risk-Based Contracting - Understanding Risk Models for
Childrens Services
- Fiscal & Operational
Preparedness for Developing a Continuum of Care
- Integrated Clinical Services -
Clinical Preparedness for Developing a Continuum of Care
Session 3
The Elements of
Integration & Collaborative Models Financing, Clinical
Services & Information (continued)
- Integrated Information - Core
IT Functionality to Support Finance Operations,
Electronic Case Records & Clinical Functionality &
Reporting & Outcomes Management
Session 4
Collaborative
Management Models for Improving Economies of Scale &
Achieving Service Integration: A Look at Cooperative
Models in Place in the Field
- Environmental Drivers of
Economies of Scale: Current Data & Future Trends
- Taxonomy of Collaborative:
Available Models
- Collaborative Case Studies: A
Look at Current Collaborations
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