Central MO MGMA Webinar: Responding to a Public Health Crisis

PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES:

• COVID Response:  Strategies for sustaining services through telehealth
• COVID Communication:  Professional and social care communication strategies
• COVID:  Lessons learned from an ever-changing pandemic, technology challenges and emotional capacity of healthcare workers

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER:

Toniann Richard, CEO of the Health Care Collaborative of Rural Missouri, HCC. The collaborative is the hub for rural network development in West Central Missouri.  Toniann is responsible for the leadership, development and implementation of responsive and innovative programs in the region.  HCC is a leader in vertically integrated healthcare networks which focus on providing quality care to people in their local communities. The rural health network emerged from an obscure two-person nonprofit organization to an organization of close to 100 employees and 8,000 patients through the community health center model.  The Live Well Community Health Centers serve Lexington, Buckner, Carrollton, Concordia, Waverly and surrounding areas, and provide dental, behavioral health primary care and social care services.

Toniann serves in leadership positions through the Missouri Rural Health Association, National Rural Health Association Board of Trustees and Rural Health Congress, Missouri Primary Association and is a 2014 graduate of the University of Kansas Medical Center Health Center Executive Program (Fellowship).  Toniann is married to Pat Richard, Head Football Coach at Oak Grove High School and has a teenage daughter, Grace.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Central MO MGMA webinars are approved for 1.0 CE credit hour of LIVE learning from MGMA state for those attending the live session.

Central MO MGMA Webinars are approved for 1.0 CE credit hour from MGMA state for on-demand listening.