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OCTOBER 11-12, 2017 RICE BIOSCIENCE RESEARCH COLLABORATIVE

TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER - HOUSTON

5TH ANNUAL HEALTHCARE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

HLC 2017

CORE

VALUES

Welcome to the 2017 ACHE-SETC

5th Annual Healthcare Leadership Conference

Thank you for registering for this year’s conference. For those of you who may continue to recover from the

aftermath of Hurricane Harvey our hearts go out to you. We hope that this year’s ACHE-SETC Healthcare

Leadership Conference allows you, albeit for a brief time, to put aside the heartbreaking scenes and associated losses

as result of the devastating storm and focus on your professional development. We believe all attendees should take

advantage of this annual opportunity to learn from seasoned healthcare executives about innovative ways to deal

with current issues and experience a comprehensive educational program that may address some of the challenges

facing you in your professional life.

Early in 2013, ACHE-SouthEastTexasChapter and the Educational Foundation of the SouthEastTexasChapter joined

forces to develop an annual conference that would offer cutting-edge educational programs and provide ACHE

members an opportunity to earn 12 hours of ACHE Face-to-Face CEUs at an affordable price. On behalf of the

Chapter and Foundation leadership, we are honored that you chose to join your professional colleagues in attending

this year’s streamlined conference. Much effort in planning this year’s event, in spite of the Harvey episode, has

been dedicated to ensure you will enjoy the educational sessions and learning about and understanding best practices

that may help you maximize your effectiveness, enhance your skills, and provide the results you hope to achieve.

During the conference we encourage you to take advantage of expanding your skill set, building and strengthening

your relationships with peers, and collect new ways of thinking about key issues facing healthcare professionals in

today’s world of value-based care and value-based leadership.

If you are a first time visitor to Houston, you will experience the wonderful hospitality and friendliness of

Houstonians. One of the most diverse cities in the United States, we hope you will feel right at home during your

visit.

Thank you again for being part of this year’s annual leadership conference. Please take the time to enjoy the sessions

and networking opportunities, the Texas Medical Center, and Houston. You will be glad you did.

We look forward to seeing you during the conference, where together we can discover ways to advance healthcare

management excellence.

Jeanna L. Bamburg, FACHE,

President, ACHE-SETC

CEO, Bayshore Medical Center and

East Houston Regional Medical Center

Todd A. Caliva, FACHE

President, Educational Foundation-SETC

CEO, Clear Lake

Regional Medical Center

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Jeanna Bamburg Todd Caliva

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome

Table of Contents

ACHE-SETC Strategic Partners

Exhibitor List and Floor Plan

EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION

Luncheon Speakers

About the Seminars

Receiving ACHE CEUs

Schedule-at-a-Glance

Seminar Details

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

Exhibition Hall

Meet/Greet Networking Reception

TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER (TMC)

INFORMATION

TMC Facts and Figures

Houston Surrounding Area Highlights

Hotel Accommodations & Parking

ACHE-SETC & EDUCATIONAL

FOUNDATION

Organizational Purposes

FACULTY LIST

Moderators, Panelists, and Speakers

OTHER INFORMATION

Wi-Fi

Digital Recording Policy

Note-Taking Pages

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Guest Speaker – Opening Session

With more than 25 years of healthcare administration

experience, Michael McBride joined CHI St. Luke’s

Health as President of Suburban Hospitals in November

2015. His responsibilities include administration of

CHI St. Luke’s seven suburban hospitals The

Woodlands, Lakeside, Sugar Land, Patients Medical

Center, The Vintage, Springwoods Village and

Brazosport Regional Health System. He works closely

with the leadership teams, medical staff and governing

boards of these hospitals. Additionally, Mr. McBride

has division-wide responsibility for ambulatory strategy

and local oversight of Facilities Management and

Planning, Design and Construction.

Prior to joining CHI, Mr. McBride served as President

and CEO of St. Mary’s Hospital and Regional Medical

Center in Grand Junction, Colorado. St. Mary’s is a

part of Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health (SCL).

He also served fifteen years with CHRISTUS Health,

including eight years in San Antonio where he served in

a number of operational roles of increasing

responsibility, ultimately as Regional Vice President

with multiple hospital accountabilities. During his

career in Catholic healthcare, he has consistently

accomplished year-over-year improvements in patient

safety, employee safety, clinical quality and patient

satisfaction.

Mr. McBride earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in

Economics from Baylor University in Waco, Texas,

and a Master of Science in Healthcare Administration

from Trinity University in San Antonio. He completed

his Administrative Residency with Methodist Hospitals

of Dallas.

Mike and Lesli, his wife of nearly 30 years, have four

grown children and three grandchildren (so far). If he is

not working, he is likely spending time with family or

running.

Michael J. McBride, FACHE Division SVP and President,

Suburban Hospitals

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“Value-Based Leadership: Integrity, Compassion &

Humility”

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Charter Member Corporate Partners

Diamond Partners

Platinum Plus Partners

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The ACHE – SouthEastTexasChapter and the Educational Foundation of the

SouthEastTexasChapter greatly appreciate our Strategic Partners and Sponsors for their

tremendous support. Without them, this Conference and other educational programs we host

would not be possible. Their support is indicative of their commitment to the future of healthcare

leadership and is definitely in alignment with the theme of this Conference, “Value-Based

Leadership.” Please honor our partners and exhibitors with a visit to their booth in the Exhibition

Hall and learn more about their products and services.

Platinum Partners

Silver Partners

THANK YOU

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

FLOOR PLAN – EXHIBITION HALL

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EXHIBITOR HOURS: Wednesday, October 11, 2017: 7:00AM - 7:00PM

Thursday, October 12, 2017: 7:00AM - 3:30PM

PwC UHCL Pearl Meyer

pegwin

NACD

U.S. Navy

Genesis Planning

LUNCHEON SPEAKERS

Topic Pending

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Luncheon Session – Exhibition Hall

Thursday, October 12, 11:45 am – 12:30 pm

TOPIC

Equity and Climate Issues for LGBT Patients and Employees: Fostering Inclusion of LGBT Patients and Employees

DESCRIPTION

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) patients face many challenges in accessing knowledgeable, unbiased and welcoming healthcare in all practice settings. The potential and/or fear of receiving derogatory remarks, unequitable care, or being turned away from treatment often deters some of the LGBT community and their families from seeking healthcare services. Healthcare equality for all people is a guiding principle of the healthcare management profession. However, discrimination towards the LGBT community continues in the healthcare environment today. This topic will focus on the need to strengthen the pursuance of equity.

Carl E. Josehart

SVP, CEO, TIRR Memorial

Hermann & Post-Acute Care

Luncheon Session – Exhibition Hall

Wednesday, October 11, 12:00noon – 12:45 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ACHE CEUS

Conference seminars are day-long sessions packed with information, best practices

and strategies you can take back to your organization and implement, however

appropriate for your work situation. As a member of ACHE, you want to ensure that you

receive CEUs for your attendance. Review the following information to earn your

CEUs.

ACHE FACE-TO-FACE CEUS

Members of ACHE national, who have paid their 2017 dues, will have the opportunity to

earn 12 hours of accredited ACHE Face-to-Face (F2F) (formerly known as Category 1)

CEUs that are conducted in a panel discussion format throughout 2 days of educational

programs. All of the F2F panel discussions have been scheduled for an exclusive time

to allow members to attend each session and earn their CEUs (i.e., none of the 8 F2F

1.5 hour sessions will be competing with each other). Please know that in order for

you to receive ACHE F2F CEUs you must sign an ACHE required sign-in sheet at

the time you enter the F2F session. Failure to do so will prevent you from

receiving credit for any F2F session that does not have your signature on the

sign-in sheet. Student volunteers will be at the entrance of each F2F session with

a sign-in sheet for your signature. The Chapter administrator will be responsible for

sending all completed sign-in sheets to ACHE within days of the conference ending.

ACHE QUALIFIED EDUCATION CEUS

All one-hour sessions and both luncheon sessions are classified by ACHE as Qualified

Education CEUs (formerly known as Category II CEUs). You do not need to sign

anything to document that you attended a specific session, however, if you want to

receive QE CEUs you must self-report by taking the following steps:

1. Go to www.ache.org

2. Log in with your user name and password

3. Click on “My ACHE” tab at the top of the web page

4. Add into your profile the title of each session you attended, date/time and

appropriate hour(s)

5. 45 minute sessions are listed as 1.0 hours as are one hour sessions

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Wednesday, October 11, 2017 6:30am – 7:30am Onsite Registration/ Networking / Continental Breakfast Exhibition Hall

7:10am – 7:30am ACHE-SETC Welcome & Opening Session Main Auditorium

7:30am – 9:00am 01W - Career Positioning – Proactively Managing… (F2F) Main Auditorium

9:00am – 9:15am Break

9:15am – 10: 45am 02W - Closing Gaps in Patient Care Plans… (F2F) Main Auditorium

10:45am – 11:00am Break

11:00am – 12noon 03W - Essential Qualities Healthcare Boards… (QE) Main Auditorium

04W - Value of Postgraduate Fellowships… (QE) 1st Floor Room 106

12noon – 12:45pm 05W LUNCH - (Topic: TBA) Exhibition Hall

1:00pm – 1:15pm Break

1:15pm – 2:45pm 06W - Developing High Performance Teams (F2F) Main Auditorium


3:00pm – 4:00pm 07W - Balancing the Strategic Framework… (QE) Main Auditorium

08W - How Collaboratives Can Create Value in… (QE) 1st Floor Room 106

09W - Planning and Designing the Hybrid OR… (QE) 2nd Floor Lecture Hall

4:00pm – 5:30pm 10W - Medical Staff Relations: Critical to the… (F2F) Main Auditorium

5:30pm – 7:00pm Meet/Greet Networking Reception Exhibition Hall & Patio

Thursday, October 12, 2017

6:45am – 7:30am Arrival/ Networking/ Continental Breakfast Exhibition Hall

7:30am – 9:00am 11T - Bending the Execution Curve… (F2F) Main Auditorium

9:00am – 9:15am Break

9:15am – 10:45am 12T - Healthcare Executive Career Management… (F2F) Main Auditorium

10:45am – 11:45am 13T - Current Changes in the Political Landscape… (QE) Main Auditorium

14T - The 340B Opportunity: Fulfilling the... (QE) 2nd Floor Lecture Hall

11:45am – 12:30pm 15T LUNCH - Equity and Climate Issues for LGBT… Exhibition Hall

12:30pm – 12:45pm Break

12:45pm – 2:15pm 16T - Physician Integration Approaches (F2F) Main Auditorium


2:30pm – 3:30pm 17T - The Role of Leadership in Robust… (QE) Main Auditorium

18T - Diversity in Healthcare Management (QE) 1st Floor Room 106

3:30pm – 5:00pm 19T - Mindful Leadership: Leading with Heart… (F2F) Main Auditorium

5:00pm Conference Ends THANK YOU!

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01W 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Career Positioning – Proactively Managing Your Professional Development

MODERATOR:

Cris C. Daskevich, FACHE – Senior Vice President,

Texas Children’s Hospital – Pavilion for Women

PANELISTS:

Debra F. Sukin, PhD – Chief Executive Officer, Houston

Methodist, The Woodlands Hospital

Scott M. Flowers, FACHE – Vice President of

Operations, Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center

Mark J. Biscone, PhD, FACHE – Senior Performance

Excellence Consultant, CHI St. Luke’s Health, Texas

Division, 2017 Regent Award Recipient

Learning Objectives:

Explore steps individuals should take within his or her organization and in the surrounding community to reach the next level of his or her career

Understand the importance of networking or not working and the value of involvement in a professional association

Gain value-added support by working with a mentor/coach

02W 9:15 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Closing Gaps in Patient Care Plans: The Executive’s Role in Engaging Caregivers to Improve Patient Safety, Quality of Care, and Operating Margins

MODERATOR:

Irene S. Helsinger, SHRM-SCP, SPHR – Managing

Director, Newport Board Group (Sugar Land)

PANELISTS:

Carla C. Braxton, MD – Chief Quality Officer, Houston

Methodist West Hospital

Juan J. Inurria, FACHE – President, High Reliability

Healthcare Solutions (Houston)

Linda S. Speer, RN, MBA, CPHQ – President, Speer

Consulting


Leadership’s role in creating an environment that invites and enables care teams to succeed through application of a high reliability organization

How a quality of care plan can provide a competitive advantage

Discover ways innovative technology is impacting transitions of patient care by providing effective means for preventing harm

03W 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

Essential Qualities Healthcare Boards Look for When Hiring CEOs of the Future

MODERATOR:

Scott Sette – Executive Recruiter, Heidrick & Struggles,

Houston

PANELISTS:

Marc Boom, MD, MBA, FACP, FACHE – President and

CEO, Houston Methodist

Jay Glick, Board Director, CHI St. Luke’s Health

Will Williams, Board Director, Memorial Hermann

Healthcare System


Discuss the challenges facing the healthcare industry and the need to reevaluate leadership qualifications for the future

Identify essential qualities needed to position a CEO for success

Why leaders who adapt to change are more likely to thrive in the transitioning health care landscape

What the health system/hospital leaders of tomorrow will be like

WEDNESDAY SESSIONS 1-3

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04W 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

Value of Postgraduate Fellowships and Residencies to the Sponsoring Organizations and the Individuals

Joel T. Allison, LFACHE – Retired (Feb. 2017)

President/CEO, Dallas-based Baylor Scott & White

Health. Currently Senior Advisor to Chairman,

Baylor Scott & White Holdings Board of Trustees


Gain an understanding of the advantages of serving as host/sponsoring organization for a Health Administrative Fellowship/ Residency program

Identify the added value to the host/sponsoring organization by sponsoring a Health Administrative Fellowship/Residency program

Describe ways to utilize the capabilities of ACHE national to develop, sponsor, publicize and recruit applicants for a Health Administrative Fellowship/Residency program

05W 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. (1.0 Credit Hour)

Topic Pending

TBA


TBA

06W 1:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Developing High Performance Teams

MODERATOR:

Ajith Nair, MS, PMP, ITIL – Director, Strategy and

Analytics, GBD, The University of Texas, MD

Anderson Cancer Center

PANELISTS:

Josh Ettinger – Vice President, Memorial Hermann

Roberta Levy Schwartz, Ph.D., – Executive Vice

President, Houston Methodist Hospital

Matthew T. Girotto – Vice President, Texas

Children’s


Discuss the importance of collaboration in the workplace and identify strategies used by best practices

Describe how individual contributions to team efforts are rewarded

How to measure team success

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07W 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

Balancing the Strategic Framework – the Fourth Aim

Steven T. Sullivan – Principal, Pearl Meyer

(Houston)

L. Richard Splitt, FACHE – President & CEO,

Norman Regional Health System (OK)


The quadruple aim: better health, better Care, lower Cost….and now engaged stakeholders

What employee engagement is really all about Know the key to building an infrastructure of

team excellence in any organization


How Collaboratives Can Create Value in Promoting Antimicrobial Stewardship and Reducing Patient Harm

Edward J. Septimus, MD – Infectious Disease

Specialist, Private Practice (Houston)


Discuss urgent public health issues around antimicrobial resistance and stewardship

Explore steps in developing an effective antimicrobial stewardship program

Gain insight into why there is a major need to work across the continuum of care on a community-wide basis


Planning and Designing the Hybrid OR Space: The Devil is in the Details! (Genesis Planning)

Mike Darden, BBA Management – Associate

Principal, Director of Operations, Genesis Planning,

LLC

Ryan Wilhelm, B Arch – Senior Project Manager,

Perkins + Will Architects Inc.


Understanding the necessity in having a comprehensive early engagement between medical equipment planners with the architectural and engineering project teams

The importance of deciding whether fixed imaging placement is either floor or ceiling based early in the design process

Understanding the importance of early vendor engagement from a structural and cost/time perspective

10W 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Medical Staff Relations: Critical to the Success of Healthcare Organizations

MODERATOR:

Ed Tucker, FACHE – Senior Advisor, Healthcare, Gelb

Consulting

PANELISTS:

Lisa L. Ehrlich, MD – President, Harris County Medical

Society

Susan G. Curling, MD – President/Founder, North

Houston Anesthesiologists

Todd A. Caliva, FACHE – CEO, Clear Lake Regional

Medical Center


Gain an understanding of what physicians need from hospital leaders and vice versa

Explore the value of inter-hospital studies to set the stage for collaborative opportunities between medical staff and hospital leaders

Identify effective strategies for collaboration from medical staff and hospital leader’s perspective


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11T 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Bending the Execution Curve: Implementing Successful Organizational Change in Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations

MODERATOR:

Anne-Claire I. France, PhD, FACHE – President,

Houston Health Innovations, LLC

PANELISTS:

Heath E. Rushing – Chief Executive Officer,

Memorial Hermann Cypress & Memorial Hermann

Katy Hospitals

Douglas Monroe, MD – Director, Prism Healthcare

Partners, LTD

Virginia Kennedy, RN, MS, CIC, FAPIC – Founder,

Infection Prevention and Management Associates


Identify key factors required to advance successful organizational change in hospitals and healthcare organizations

How to create pull for change by appropriately engaging both front line and senior leadership

Describe methods used to sustain organization change over time

12T 9:15 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Healthcare Executive Career Management in a Web 2.0 Era

MODERATOR:

Sharon K. Soldano – Owner, HR Consulting, Houston

PANELISTS:

Malisha S. Patel, FACHE – Vice President, Operations

– Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital

Ivan Bartolome – Sr. Vice President, FaithSearch

Partners, Dallas

Larry Perkins, Ph.D., – Executive Director HR Talent

and Diversity Organization, MD Anderson Cancer

Center, Houston


Review social networking and implications for hiring authorities and job seekers

Describe local healthcare executive employment market and the tools tactics and strategies that organizations are using to attract top talent

Explore how executive recruiters are using social media to find candidates

13T 10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

Current Changes in the Political Landscape & its Implications for Healthcare Delivery

Tomas Garcia III, MD – Past-President, Texas

Medical Association and Practicing Cardiologist

(Houston)

Freddy Warner – Vice President, Government

Affairs, Memorial Hermann Health System


Gain an understanding of current federal fiscal dynamics impacting healthcare providers.

Review the most recent state fiscal dynamics impacting healthcare providers.

Examine the current state and federal legislative action impacting healthcare providers.

- Highlights of the 2017 state legislative session

- Consideration of federal legislation impacting the Affordable Care Act

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THURSDAY SESSIONS 11-13

14T 10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

The 340B Opportunity: Fulfilling the Care Mission, Enhancing the Benefit, & Maintaining Compliance

Fabian Caceres - Director, Health Industries

Advisory, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Chicago


Understand the 340B eligibility strategy and design

Capture what you need to know for program development through execution

Understand the tenets of compliance reviews, ongoing monitoring and regulatory landscape

15T 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (1.0 Credit Hour)

Equity and Climate Issues for LGBT Patients and Employees: Fostering Inclusion of LGBT Patients and Employees

Carl E. Josehart – SVP, CEO, TIRR Memorial



Describe how lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) patients face any challenges in accessing knowledgeable, unbiased and welcoming healthcare in all practice settings

Why healthcare equality for all people is a guiding principle of the healthcare management profession

How to strengthen the pursuance of equity

16T 12:45 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Physician Integration Approaches

MODERATOR:

Richi Chaudhry, FACHE – Director, Clinical

Integration & Performance Improvement, Memorial

Hermann Health System

PANELISTS:

Charlotte B. Alexander, MD – President, MHMD

James McDeavitt, MD – Chief Integration Officer,

CHI St. Luke’s Health System


Discuss the importance of collaboration in the workplace and identify strategies used by best practices

Describe how individual contributions to team efforts are rewarded

How to measure team success

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17T 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

The Role of Leadership in Robust Process Improvement

Anne Marie Benedicto, MPP, MPH – Vice

President, Joint Commission Center for

Transforming Healthcare

Klaus Nether, D. H. Sc., CSSMBB – Director,

Solutions Development, Joint Commission Center

for Transforming Healthcare


Describe the importance of leadership in building a sustainable and effective Robust Process Improvement® program.

Discuss the role and expectations of leadership in a Robust Process Improvement® program.

Explain how leadership makes or breaks a process improvement initiative.

18T 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (1.0 C2 Credit Hour)

Diversity in Healthcare Management: Value Added

Richelle Webb-Dixon, FACHE – President-Elect,

National Association of Health Services Executives

Jake Reyna-Casanova , MPH – Strategic

Partnerships Manager, Spring Branch Community

Health Center

Diana Tran-Yu, PharmD, MHA, MBA, FACHE –

Navy Lt. Commander, Medical Service Corp, Navy

City Outreach Officer Southwest Region


Defining Diversity in an Organization

Understanding the Importance of Authenticity

Linking Diversity and Quality of Care

19T 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (1.5 F2F C1 Credit Hours)

Mindful Leadership: Leading with Heart and Mind for Healthcare Leaders

MODERATOR:

Carl Josehart – SVP, CEO, TIRR Memorial


PANELISTS:

Dr. Carl Middleton, D. Min. – Interim Senior Vice

President Mission, CHI Texas Division

Ashley McClellan, FACHE – President/CEO,

Woman’s Hospital of Texas


Understand why mindfulness is an important topic today

How leaders can develop mindful skills Methods for implementing mindful practices to

enhance employee, physician and patient engagement

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Meet/Greet Networking Reception – EXHIBITION HALL/PATIO

Wednesday, October 11, 5:30 PM – 7:00PM

Hosts, ACHE-SETC and the University of Houston – Clear Lake’s Healthcare Administration Alumni

Association invite you to a meet/greet networking reception opportunity that you do not want to miss! It is the

time to make NEW connections. Remember the saying “Network or Not Work”! Set aside about 1.5 hours to

enjoy visiting with the exhibitors and spending some quality time with colleagues while enjoying hors d’ouvres

and refreshing beverages. Take the time to learn about the exhibitor products and see what they are offering.

Keep in mind that it is because of our sponsors and exhibitors that makes it possible for you to obtain 12 hours

of ACHE F2F CEUs at a very reasonable cost.

Visit the Exhibition Hall! The Conference will feature a variety

of exhibit booths, including a booth for the ACHE-SETC

Membership Committee that will provide you an opportunity to

learn about becoming an ACHE member and the associated

benefits. Learn what out sponsors offer as programs, products,

and services. You will be glad that you took the time to explore!

Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Thursday: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM

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http://www.tmc.edu/about-tmc/facts-and-figures/

Space Center Houston

Address: 1601 Nasa Parkway Houston, TX 77058

Space Center Houston, the Official Visitor Center of NASA Johnson Space

Center, is Houston’s No. 1 attraction for international visitors. Space Center

Houston has more than 400 space artifacts including flown spacecraft, the largest

collection of moon rocks on public display and other exciting attractions for

people of all ages.

Downtown Aquarium

Address: 410 Bagby Street Houston, TX 77002

The Downtown Aquarium is part attraction and part restaurant. This complex is a

multi-functional destination boasting a Ferris wheel, an aquatic carousel, white tiger

exhibit, and restaurant. Visitor can dine on lobster bisque, popcorn shrimp, and more

while admiring the wall-to-wall aquarium.

Houston Museum of Natural Science

Address: 5555 Hermann Park Drive Houston, TX 77030

The Houston Museum of Natural Science features the Worthan Giant

Screen Theatre, Burke Baker Planetarium, Cockrell Butterfly Center,

and other traveling exhibitions. Visit http://www.hmns.org for more

information.

Houston Zoo

Address: 6200 Hermann Park Drive Houston, TX 77030

Houston Zoo is home to more than 6,000 exotic animals representing more than 800 species.

Visitors can explore the 55-acre lush tropical landscape featuring the new addition Wonders

of Africa at the African Forest with chimps, rhinos, and giraffes.

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Parking Information

Hotel Accommodations

Please Call for Availability and Pricing!

Americas Best Value Inn

NRG Park/Medical Center

Phone: 713 666-1411

Address: 9604 South Main Street Houston, TX 77025

Crown Plaza

Houston Near NRG Park

Phone: 713 748-3221

Address: 8686 Kirby Drive Houston, TX 77054

Extended Stay Deluxe

Medical Center - NRG

Phone: 713 794-0800

Address: 1301 S. Braeswood Blvd. Houston, TX 77030

Hampton Inn & Suites Houston

Medical Center/ NRG Park

Phone: 713 797-0040

Address: 1715 Old Spanish Trail Houston, TX 77054

Hilton Houston Plaza

Phone: 713 313-4000

Address: 6633 Travis Street Houston, TX 77030

Holiday Inn Express

Medical Center

Phone: 832 371-9300

Address: 9300 Main Street Houston, TX 77025

Houston Marriott

Medical Center

Phone: 713 796-0800

Address: 6580 Fannin Street Houston, TX 77030

La Quinta Inn

NRG Park/Medical Center

Phone: 713 668-8082

Address: 9911 Buffalo Speedway Houston, TX 77054

Residence Inn by Marriott

Houston - Medical Center

Phone: 713 660-7993

Address: 7710 South Main Street Houston, TX 77030

Scottish Inn & Suites

Phone: 713 795-9100

Address: 8510 Almeda Road Houston, TX 77054

SpringHill Suites by Marriott

Medical Center/ NRG Park

Phone: 713 796-1000

Address: 1400 Old Spanish Trail Houston, TX 77054

Wyndham Hotel & Suites

Houston Medical Center

Phone: 713 528-7744

Address: 6800 Main Street Houston, TX 77030

Texas Medical Center offers convenient and reliable

parking for visitors coming to the TMC campus. For more

information about available parking garage locations and

parking services, visit online at www.tmcparking.org.

Parking at Rice Bioresearch Center

Lot: BRC Garage

Location: 6500 Main St, Houston, TX 77030

Fare: $1 per 10 minutes, $12 daily maximum

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ACHE - SouthEastTexasChapter (ACHE-SETC) is a dba of ACHE - Greater

Houston Chapter, Inc., a 501 (c) (6) corporation incorporated in 1999. The purposes for

which the Corporation is organized and operated are educational.

To accomplish such purposes, the Corporation:

Assists and supports, in the southeast Texas region, the stated goals and objectives

of the American College of Healthcare Executives ("ACHE") national

organization;

Promotes professional interaction among individuals with responsibility in

healthcare management;

Provides assistance to meet the continuing education needs of the Corporation's

membership that is in alignment with the "structured agreement" between the

Chapter and ACHE;

Endeavors to recruit qualified applicants for affiliation with ACHE;

Establishes a liaison mechanism between members of the Corporation and ACHE

to encourage participation in the affairs of ACHE;

Sponsors programs that will further any and all of the above and will provide

members of the Corporation with the necessary forums for professional

fellowship;

Performs such other functions as may be necessary or appropriate to fulfill the

purposes of the Corporation.

The Educational Foundation of the SouthEastTexasChapter, Inc., a 501 (c) (3)

corporation, was incorporated in 2012. It is an independent affiliate of the ACHE -

SouthEastTexasChapter, but is not affiliated, in any way, with the American College of

Healthcare Executives. The purposes for which the Foundation Corporation is organized

and operated are as follows:

To support the educational needs of the members of the ACHE - SETC through

seminars, programs, workshops, quarterly educational events held within the

southeast Texas region (SETXR); an annual international health conference in

Houston, TX, various panel discussions, classes, and training sessions;

To offer and provide healthcare management instruction and training (including

both theoretical knowledge and practical skills) designed for, but certainly not

limited in attendance to healthcare managers and administrators within the

SETXR;

To sponsor local and national keynote presenters with expertise or special

knowledge in a particular field of the healthcare industry at its educational events

to advance healthcare management excellence;

To strive to present educational material that is in alignment with current

healthcare trends and provide the opportunity for every attending early, mid and

senior healthcare careerist to improve and further develop their own unique

capabilities in healthcare management;

As a public charity, to perpetuate the Foundation's activities through contributions

from the general public, local and regional healthcare systems, hospitals, and

strategic business partners that is committed to improving the future delivery of

healthcare.

Organizational Purposes

FACULTY LIST

Charlotte B. Alexander, MD 14

Joel T. Allison, LFACHE11

Jeanna L. Bamburg, FACHE2

Ivan Bartolome13

Anne Marie Benedicto, MPP, MPH15

Mark J. Biscone, PhD, FACHE10

Marc Boom, MD, MBA, FACP, FACHE10

Carla C. Braxton, MD10

Fabian Caceres14

Todd A. Caliva, FACHE2, 12

Jake Reyna-Casanova, MPH15

Richi Chaudhry, FACHE14

Susan G. Curling, MD12

Mike Darden, BBA Management12

Cris C. Daskevich, FACHE10

Richelle Webb-Dixon, FACHE15

Lisa L. Ehrlich, MD12

Josh Ettinger11

Scott M. Flowers, FACHE10

Anne-Claire I. France, PhD, FACHE13

Tomas Garcia III, MD13

Matthew T. Girotto11

Jay Glick10

Irene S. Helsinger, SHRM-SCP, SPHR10

Juan J. Inurria, FACHE10

Carl E. Josehart7, 14, 15

Virginia Kennedy, RN, MS, CIC, FAPIC13

Michael J. McBride, FACHE3

Ashley McClellan, FACHE15

James McDeavitt, MD14

Carl Middleton, D. Min..15

Douglas Monroe, MD13

Ajith Nair, MS, PMP, ITIL11

Klaus Nether, D. H. Sc., CSSMBB15

Malisha S. Patel, FACHE13

Larry Perkins, PhD13

Heath E. Rushing13

Roberta Levy Schwartz, PhD11

Edward J. Septimus, MD12

Scott Sette10

Sharon K. Soldano13

Linda S. Speer, RN, MBA, CPHQ10

L. Richard Splitt, FACHE12

Debra F. Sukin, PhD10

Steven T. Sullivan12

Diana Tran-Yu, PharmD, MHA, MBA, FACHE15

Ed Tucker, FACHE12

Freddy Warner13

Ryan Wilhelm, B Arch12

Will Williams10

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Wi-Fi

As a courtesy to the Conference attendees, Wi-Fi connection information is as follows:

Rice Bioscience Research Collaborative

Wireless Network Name: Guest Network

Password: No Password Required

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Digital Recording Policy

The ACHE-SETC and/or the Educational Foundation of the SETC may electronically record

portions of the 5th Annual Healthcare Leadership Conference (HLC2017). By participating in

the discussions, conference registrants agree that ACHE-SETC and/or the Educational

Foundation of the SETC may audio/video record their attendance and involvement in any

program and/or social gatherings. In addition, digital photos will be taken at various times

during the conference. No individual or entity may electronically record or photograph any

portion of the Conference without the prior written consent of the Chapter and Foundation

Administrator. Conference registrants agree that their photograph or electronic recording may

be used by ACHE-SETC.

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ACHE – SouthEastTexasChapter ● Educational Foundation of the SouthEastTexasChapter

Administrative Office ● 6207 Canyon Run Court ● Katy, TX 77450

Office: 281-398-7877 ● Fax: 281-398-4093

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