Hospitals and health systems, along with their physician partners, are faced with the most pressing task in U.S. health care today - reigning in ever escalating costs while fostering healthier communities whose members have the tools and information to share responsibility for their health and wellness.

Now in its fifth year, Outpatient 100 brings hospital and system leadership together to share best practices for developing and delivering ambulatory and community services in an acute care enterprise. Executives will discuss the challenges they face in integrating distributed organizations and the strategies they use to manage and optimize them. New thinking will be shared on how to collaborate with employed and community physicians to grow and improve services throughout the hospital system, with a distinct emphasis on the impact of reform.

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	2009 Program Highlights
	Innovating Patient and Physician Relationships through Transformational Leadership Outpatient Services 2009-2012: What Reform Means for Health Systems A New Era of Hospital/Physician Partnering Health Systems and Evidence-Based Medicine Alignment Opportunities and Pitfalls: Healthcare IT Collaboration and Acquisition of Physician Practices The Retail Services Opportunity Optimizing Physician Network Performance Hospital/Physician IT Strategies: Leveraging the Federal Stimulus to Connect Communities The HOPD vs. Freestanding Decision Professional Behavior: Cultural Transformation Journey Patient Growth Strategies for Employed Physician Networks Starting a Sports Medicine Program Scripps Living Green Team Leveraging the Balance Sheet of a JV Partner Integrating Retail Clinics into a Local System of Care Hospital Financing Update