Webinars
AMGA webinars offer a one-hour, live learning opportunity on a variety of subjects and allow you to engage with the presenters through Q&A.
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Smarter Care at Scale: LCMC’s CMIO on Shaping AI for Clinicians, Patients
Wednesday, October 15, 3:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Nabla
Damon Dietrich, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, LCMC Health
Ed Lee, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Nabla
At LCMC Health, CMIO Dr. Damon Dietrich has led efforts to streamline documentation with speech recognition and ambient tools, expand virtual care across adult and pediatric populations, and standardize clinical workflows across a diverse hospital network. The conversation will include lessons learned in scaling technology across different sites and the importance of partnerships.
Introducing Moderna’s Recently Approved mNEXSPIKE® (COVID-19 Vaccine, mRNA)
Wednesday, October 22, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Moderna
John J. Russell, MD, Chair, Department of Family Medicine, Director, Medical Education Associate Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Program, Jefferson Abington Hospital
Stefan Gravenstein, MD, MPH, MA, AGSF, FACP, GSAF, David S. Greer Professor of Geriatrics, Director, Division of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Professor of Medicine and Health Services Policy and Practice, Alpert Medical School and School of Public Health, Brown University
We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming webinar event hosted by Moderna. The session is designed to introduce Moderna’s different and recently approved mNEXSPIKE® (COVID-19 Vaccine, mRNA).
Going Upstream: Addressing Fall Related Medicare Costs
This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Wednesday, October 29, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Altura
Phil Oravetz, MD, MPH, MBA, Chief Population Health Officer, Ochsner Health
Steve Castle, MD, Clinical Director, Geriatrics, Professor of Geriatric Medicine, VA Greater Los Angeles & UCLA
Pete Fronte, MBA, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Altura
Mark Schafer, MD, Senior Medical Advisor, Altura
In 2025 more people will turn 65 than in any other time in history. By 2040, more than 80 million Americans will be over age 65, placing new demands on healthcare delivery.
With someone >65 visiting the emergency department (ED) every eight seconds (CDC) for a fall- related injury, evidence- based prevention will be important. To address this issue, healthcare organizations must balance high-quality, cost-effective care with workforce shortages, provider burnout, and evolving reimbursement models.
This session will examine how older adults experience healthcare and how prioritizing fall risk reduction and active aging can strengthen engagement, lower costs, improve outcomes, and sustain system viability. Attendees will explore:
- How older adults view value and loyalty across industries
- The growing costs of inactivity and falls
- The role of active aging in boosting quality measures
- Strategies to enhance patient satisfaction and Medicare retention
- Lessons from risk-bearing healthcare organizations
Led by leaders in geriatrics, health systems, population health, and patient engagement, this session offers practical approaches to reducing fall risk and advancing evidence-based, patient-centered programs.
TeamBuilder with Bon Secours & KLAS: The Future of Smarter Staff Scheduling
Tuesday, November 4, 2:15 pm ET
Sponsored by TeamBuilder
Rod Neill, Chief Operating Officer, Bon Secours Mercy Health Medical Group
David Howard, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, TeamBuilder
Niel Oscarson, Research and Strategy Director, KLAS
In this session, Bon Secours Mercy Health, one of the largest health systems in the country, will share how its medical group is using TeamBuilder’s predictive scheduling platform to gain visibility across ambulatory sites, optimize labor, and deliver a more nimble, data-driven workforce.
You’ll also hear from KLAS Research, the industry’s trusted voice on technology performance, as they share national insights on how health systems and medical groups are rethinking ambulatory workforce management.
This discussion will explore:
- How visibility into clinic demand and staffing drives better access and efficiency
- Lessons from Bon Secours’ journey to modernize medical group scheduling
- Key trends KLAS sees across ambulatory workforce management initiatives
- How predictive scheduling improves patient access, reduces cost, and supports staff satisfaction
Attendees will leave with a practical understanding of how smarter staff scheduling in ambulatory care can become a true lever for operational and financial performance.
Synopsis: Bon Secours, KLAS, and TeamBuilder share how smarter staff scheduling is transforming ambulatory care. See how predictive scheduling delivers visibility, agility, and efficiency across medical groups. .
Maximizing Trust in Healthcare Settings: Communication Strategies for HCPs
Tuesday, November 11, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Sanofi
Todd Wolynn, MD, MMM, Executive Director, Trusted Messenger Program
As we navigate the changing healthcare landscape, healthcare professionals (HCPs) need to maintain their position as society’s most trusted voices. This webinar addresses key communication skills that HCPs can use to maintain and strengthen this trust.
Dr. Todd Wolynn, Executive Director of the Trusted Messenger Program, will share strategies to enable HCPs to leverage their unique position as trusted local messengers to enhance patient care and outcomes. The session will explore how to use evidence-based communication strategies and the AIMS (Announce, Inquire, Mirror, Secure) methodology, in virtual and in-person settings, to improve patient receptivity on topics including vaccine acceptance and adherence.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn to implement the AIMS (Announce, Inquire, Mirror, Secure) methodology for addressing questions about vaccines
- Review some common mistakes HCPs make when addressing questions about vaccines
- Examine how and why good communication is essential to good healthcare
The Imperative for Physician Wellbeing: A Systems Approach
Wednesday, November 19, 3:00 pm ET
Sponsored by AMA
Mark Talamini, MD, MBA, SVP and Executive Director, Northwell Health Physician Partners, Northwell Health
Jim Gilligan, VP, Health Systems, American Medical Association
Jill Kalman, MD, EVP, CMO & Deputy Physician-in-Chief, Northwell Health
Description:
Sustaining a thriving and engaged physician workforce is a top priority for every health system, but at the scale of Northwell Health—with 20,000 affiliated physicians and more than 104,000 team members—it becomes a mission-critical imperative. With national data showing significant challenges to professional fulfillment, organizations face impacts on patient care, recruitment, and financial stability. A proactive strategy focused on well-being is no longer optional—it is a core component of organizational excellence.
Join Northwell Health for an executive-level discussion on the development and implementation of their physician well-being program, their award-winning, data-driven initiative designed to foster well-being and enhance professional fulfillment. This webinar will provide a transparent look at their journey, from initial research to operational execution. They will share their journey of moving from fragmented efforts to a unified, preventative governance model built on a comprehensive seven-pillar framework. Discover how they reinvented their annual survey to build trust and achieve an overwhelming 77% response rate, and see how they are using an innovative AI-powered virtual coach to scale expert-level guidance for every leader.
Attendees will learn how they translated complex data into an actionable operational plan, realigned more than 100 existing programs into a unified portfolio, and launched a strategic brand that shifted their culture toward a preventative governance model. This is a blueprint for transforming physician well-being from a challenge to be managed into a strategic asset that drives recruitment, retention, and quality improvement.
This session is designed for healthcare executives, chief wellness officers, physician leaders, and HR and operations administrators seeking an actionable roadmap for building a culture of well-being.
Key Takeaways:
- Build the Business Case: Position physician well-being as a strategic investment in quality, retention, and organizational performance
- Develop a Participatory Strategy: Learn how to integrate scientific literature, national expert insights, and direct physician feedback to create a tailored, effective framework that enhances career satisfaction
- Operationalize a Well-Being Framework: Discover the process for translating strategy into action by mapping systemic challenges to evidence-based solutions and unifying disparate programs into a cohesive portfolio
- Explore how to use AI and technology to scale expert-level coaching and make data actionable for leaders at all levels
From Data to Diagnosis: Clinical Informatics in Colorectal Cancer Screening
Wednesday, December 3, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Exact Sciences
Jeff Arroyo, MD, Associate Medical Director, Clinical Informatics, Alta Med
This session highlights how clinical informatics is driving measurable improvements in colorectal cancer screening at a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). By integrating Cologuard into patient outreach campaigns, centralizing phone follow-up, and streamlining in-clinic orders, the care team has been able to systematically close gaps in screening. As a result, screening rates rose from 46.8% in 2022 to 59.0% in 2024, far outperforming the 2024 national FQHC average of 42.7% and approaching commercial plan benchmarks. Participants will see how data, technology, and workflows come together to create sustainable change while reducing clinic team workload. Attendees will leave with practical lessons to apply in their own organizations, showing that informatics is not just about dashboards, but also about saving lives.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand the role of clinical informatics in improving colorectal cancer screening in ambulatory/FQHC settings
- Recognize how technology-enabled outreach (portal, text, phone, in-clinic workflows) leads to measurable improvements in screening rates
- Compare local performance to national payer and FQHC benchmarks to highlight impact
- Apply lessons learned to other preventive screenings and population health initiatives
- Connect data-driven improvements to patient-centered outcomes, reinforcing that informatics is ultimately about saving lives
Interested in sponsoring webinar content to share with AMGA Members?
Please contact Colleen Stern at cstern@amga.org
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