Date, Location, & FeesIf you are unable to access the application form, please email Client Relations at execed@wharton.upenn.edu.April 29 – May 3, 2024Philadelphia, PA$12,000November 11 – 15, 2024Philadelphia, PA$12,500 Drag for more Program ExperienceWho Should AttendFaculty Program ExperienceHighlights and Key Outcomes In Health Care Leadership and Management: Leading Through Change, you will: Develop a comprehensive understanding of the changing health care landscape Examine relationships between patients, clinicians, hospitals, insurers, employers, and communities Explore the economic issues involved in producing, financing, and delivering efficient and equitable health care Learn how to build and lead a culture of experimentation and innovation Strengthen your negotiation and persuasion, agility, communication, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills Build your business acumen with the latest Wharton knowledge and insights in operations, strategy and finance, products and market design, entrepreneurship, and more Experience and Impact Health Care Leadership and Management: Leading Through Change uses a blend of interactive lectures, small-group work, simulations, and fireside chats with industry experts to bring your learning to life and empower you with meaningful, real-world skills you can immediately put to use. Strategically beneficial to a wide array of health care professionals, Health Care Leadership and Management: Leading Through Change will immerse you into a dynamic learning experience alongside a new network of accomplished peers from across the health care ecosystem. By combining industry insight, individual leadership development, and strategic business acumen, Health Care Leadership and Management: Leading Through Change will elevate your effectiveness within your organization, empowering you to lead the organizational change initiatives needed to improve care, access, equity, and patient and provider satisfaction. You’ll learn the freedom of innovative thinking, the power of persuasive negotiation, and how to apply these disciplines within the health care environment for optimal growth. Each day, an opening faculty-led discussion and reflection session will allow you to address specific challenges and build a personalized toolkit to help you apply your learnings upon returning to work. Session topics include: The Changing Landscape of Health Care Leading Dynamic Teams Operational Excellence in Health Care: Linking Operations, Finance, and Strategy Behavioral Economics: Improving Health and Health Care by Improving Decision Making Strategic Persuasion and Negotiation Prescription for the Future Leading Change in Health Care Power and Politics in Health Care Ecosystems Unraveling the Politics of Health Care Policy Transforming Care: Innovation Strategies for Health Care Leaders The Role of Psychological Safety in Improving Health Care Managing Health Care Innovation and Entrepreneurship Accelerators in Health Care: The Innovation Game Understanding Equity in Health and Health Care The Future of Health: Lessons Learned Convince Your Supervisor Here’s a justification letter you can edit and send to your supervisor to help you make the case for attending this Wharton program. Due to our application review period, applications submitted after 12:00 p.m. ET on Friday for programs beginning the following Monday may not be processed in time to grant admission. Applicants will be contacted by a member of our Client Relations Team to discuss options for future programs and dates. Who Should AttendThis program is specifically designed for existing, aspiring, and emerging leaders throughout the health care ecosystem, including: Doctors, nurses, and other clinicians in health care facilities Care-delivery system leaders seeking to improve the quality and efficiency of the services that they provide for patients, the work experience of affiliated staff, and response to industry changes (e.g., AI use and value-based payment) Health insurance leaders seeking to develop and execute better organizational strategy, lead the shift from volume to value, and form effective coalitions to improve the health of populations Biopharmaceutical executives and device manufacturers Technology and innovation company leaders who aim to meet the demand for superior products and services that enable health and health care Fluency in English, written and spoken, is required for participation in Wharton Executive Education programs. Plan Your StayThis program is held at the Steinberg Conference Center located on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia. Meals and accommodations are included in the program fees. Learn more about planning your stay at Wharton’s Philadelphia campus. Group EnrollmentTo further leverage the value and impact of this program, we encourage companies to send cross-functional teams of executives to Wharton. We offer group-enrollment benefits to companies sending four or more participants. FacultyGuy David, PhDSee Faculty BioAcademic DirectorAlan B. Miller Professor of Health Care Management; Chairperson, Health Care Management Department, The Wharton School; Professor, Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Perelman School of Medicine, University of PennsylvaniaResearch Interests: Applied microeconomics, emergency medical services, health economics, industrial organization, nonprofit organizations, post-acute care, regulationLawton Burns, PhDSee Faculty BioJames Joo-Kim Professor; Professor of Health Care Management; Professor of Management; The Wharton SchoolResearch Interests: Health care management, hospital-physician relationships, integrated health careEzekiel Emanuel, MD, PhDSee Faculty BioDiane v.S. Levy and Robert M. Levy University Professor; Professor of Health Care Management, The Wharton School; Professor of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Perelman School of Medicine, University of PennsylvaniaResearch Interests: Health policy, health care reform, medical ethics, drug pricing, transformations, bundled paymentsDavid Grande, MD, MPASee Faculty BioDirector of Policy, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics; Associate Professor, Medicine, Perelman School of MedicineResearch Interests: Bioethics, disadvantaged populations, Medicaid, CHIP, uninsuredMarissa King, PhDSee Faculty BioAlice Y. Hung President’s Distinguished Professor; Professor of Health Care Management; Professor of Management, The Wharton SchoolMary-Hunter McDonnell, JD, PhDSee Faculty BioAssociate Professor of Management; Faculty Co-Director, Zicklin Center for Governance and Business Ethics, The Wharton SchoolResearch Interests: Organizational theory (political sociology, institutional theory); nonmarket strategy; corporate governance; corporate misconduct and punishmentIngrid Nembhard, PhD, MSSee Faculty BioFishman Family President's Distinguished Professor; Professor of Management; Professor of Health Care Management, The Wharton SchoolResearch Interests: Organizational behavior, organizational learning, teamwork and coordination, implementation, quality improvementSamir Nurmohamed, PhDSee Faculty BioAssociate Professor of Management, The Wharton SchoolResearch Interests: Adversity, motivation, behavioral ethics, resilience, storytelling, punishment, whistleblowing, cover-ups, socialization, onboarding, injustice, stereotypes, stigmaDavid Resnick, MSED, MPHSee Faculty BioSenior Innovation Manager, Acceleration Lab, Center for Health Care Innovation, Penn MedicineResearch Interests: Reducing health disparities, sharing design methods, and exploring how food and nature improve healthRoy Rosin, MBASee Faculty BioChief Innovation Officer, Penn MedicineResearch Interests: Chronic disease management, clinician behavior, medication adherence, physical activity, mhealth and wearablesStephen SammutSee Faculty BioLecturer, Management Department; Senior Fellow, Health Care Management Department, The Wharton SchoolHummy Song, PhD, MPPSee Faculty BioAssistant Professor of Health Care Management; Assistant Professor, Operations, Information and Decisions, The Wharton SchoolResearch Interests: Acute care, critical care, hospitals, emergency care, global health, post-acute careChristian Terwiesch, PhDSee Faculty BioAndrew M. Heller Professor; Department Chairperson and Professor of Operations, Information and Decisions; Co-Director, Mack Institute of Innovation Management, The Wharton School; Professor of Health Policy, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Research Interests: Analyzing operational performance, innovation management, R&D managementKevin Volpp, MD, PhDSee Faculty BioJanet and John Haas President’s Distinguished Professor, Medical Ethics and Health Policy; Director, Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics, Leonard Davis Institute; Professor of Medicine; Professor of Health Care Management Date, Location, & FeesIf you are unable to access the application form, please email Client Relations at execed@wharton.upenn.edu.April 29 – May 3, 2024Philadelphia, PA$12,000November 11 – 15, 2024Philadelphia, PA$12,500 Download the program schedule, including session details and format. 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