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      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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      All webinars marked “ Eligible for Continuing Education Credit ” have been made eligible as live educational activities for which live participants may claim 1 hour of CME and ACHE Qualified Education credit.  Click here for details.

      Obesity Patient Journeys: Bridging Quantitative and Qualitative Data

      Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
      This webinar is being presented in partnership with Lilly USA, LLC.

      Elizabeth Ruvalcaba, MSPH, Population Health Analyst, AMGA
      Meghana Tallam, MPH, Population Health Analyst, AMGA

      Obesity treatment is evolving rapidly, yet significant gaps remain in understanding how patients navigate care in real-world settings. This webinar presents findings from an AMGA-led mixed methods study examining the changing landscape of obesity management and the factors influencing patient outcomes. We will share results from a large-scale database analysis evaluating obesity treatment utilization patterns among patients receiving usual care.

      Our database analysis reveals how patients move through multiple interventions, how treatment pathways have evolved, and how BMI changes over time in usual care settings to illuminate critical gaps. Complementing this data-driven perspective, we present preliminary findings from an ongoing qualitative study conducted in partnership with five AMGA members. 

      Attendees will gain actionable insights into where care gaps exist, what factors drive successful treatment engagement, and how the obesity management landscape is transforming. This evidence can inform clinical practice improvements, policy discussions, and patient support strategies.

      Key Takeaways:

      1. Discover treatment pattern insights and long-term trajectory data
      2. Gain clarity on patient, provider, and health system-level barriers to obesity care and management
      3. Learn proven factors that improve provider and health system engagement with patients on obesity care and management

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      PTO & Leave Redesign: The Operational and Financial Case for Medical Groups

      Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 3:00 pm ET
      Sponsored by The Partners Group

      Thomas Bookman, Medical Group Sales Executive, The Partners Group
      Brandon Mouton, Consultant, Group Physician Advisory Services, The Partners Group
      Matthew Splinter, Vice President, Finance, Chief Financial Officer, Colorado Permanente Medical Group

      In today's healthcare environment, physician Paid Time Off and Leave of Absence strategy is no longer a HR or Payroll concern, it is a measurable driver of access, productivity, and group performance, particularly in employed and integrated medical group models.

      In this session, The Partners Group's Physician Advisory Services team will examine how leading medical groups are approaching PTO redesign with greater discipline and structure. Attendees will gain insight into:

      1. Evaluating the operational impact of physician PTO and leave of absence
      2. Understanding PTO costs and affordability considerations from a CFO's perspective
      3. Strengthening recruitment and retention through thoughtful PTO design
      4. Improving leave of absence programs and standards to reduce avoidable extended durations
      5. Building PTO programs that support physician wellbeing without compromising group performance
      The discussion will include national insights from TPG's work with integrated medical groups, as well as real-world perpective from Colorado Permanente Medical Group on balancing financial stewardship with physician support. Attendees will leave with practical frameworks they can apply immedicately within their own organizations.
       

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      Help Prevent RSV Lower Respiratory Tract Disease in Infants in Their First RSV Season

      Thursday, March 19, 12:00 pm ET
      Sponsored by Merck

      Nicole Parkerson, MD, Regional Director, Merck & Co., Inc.

      By joining this 60-minute webinar, attendees will gain insights on:

      Key Takeaways:

      • RSV lower respiratory tract disease in infants
      • An option to help prevent RSV lower respiratory tract disease in infants during their first RSV season
      • Infant passive RSV immunization recommendations and practical considerations

      Interested in sponsoring webinar content to share with AMGA Members?

      Please contact Colleen Stern at cstern@amga.org

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