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We hope you’ll join us at the 2018 IHA Annual Membership Meeting as hospital leaders from across the state come together to network with their peers, hear from inspiring speakers, and work together to shape the future of Indiana health care. ​

At this year’s meeting we’re honored to recognize Rep. Charlie Brown with the John C. Render Award for Health Policy. Brown is stepping down this year from the seat he has held since 1982, and we couldn’t think of a better way to recognize everything he has done for Hoosier hospitals and patients in the last 36 years.

Throughout the meeting, you’ll hear from a number of speakers who will inspire and enlighten you. Topics include a number of timely issues, such as tackling opioid abuse within our employee population and in our communities, the importance of cross-cultural competency, lessons learned from a mass casualty event, and how hospitals can use economic predictors to protect profitability in the future.

New to this year’s programming is the Health Care Management Summit. Designed as a cost-effective way to encourage our members to experience the IHA Annual Membership Meeting as a team, content in the main general session room will continue to focus on leadership strategies at an executive level, while this concurrent programming will feature practical, solutions-based content targeted at both middle and upper management. The complete Health Care Management Summit agenda is included here​, and features interactive discussions on risk management, sexual harassment, cybersecurity, and opioid abuse in the health care environment. Each session will be structured to appeal to a wide range of disciplines with our target audience being hospital professionals in human resources, finance, marketing and communications, quality, and technology.

​As always, thank you to our members, corporate sponsors, and Endorsed Business Partners for their continued support. Together, we can make a difference for our hospitals, our patients, and our communities.

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