The 7th Annual Health Care Quality Congress convenes over 500 of health care's top visionaries and thought leaders to advance quality improvement initiatives and drive the nation's health care reform agenda. As the only multi-stakeholder event in the industry, HCQ 2009 breaks down traditional industry silos by assembling representatives from all sectors of health care, including hospital/health system/group practice providers; health plan/payer executives; government officials; society and coalition leaders; and employer/purchaser decision-makers. The time is ripe for change in health care and with over 100 Distinguished Speakers, this "must-attend" event delivers both the strategic vision and applicable solutions necessary for today's health care executive to successfully drive initiatives that achieve and reward high-quality care across the entire delivery system.
- The ONLY Multi-Stakeholder Event Convening Over 500 Industry Executives
- Unparalleled Keynote Presentations and Panels Addressing 2009's Most Critical Issues
- Three Hands-on Pre-Congress Forums
- Market-Driven Case Studies and Seminars
- FIVE Educational Summits
- Expanded Networking Hours
- "Very good conference – covered all of the relevant aspects and utilized different perspectives – a lot of good information!"
— Candace Taylor, PhD, RN, Assistant Director, Health Resources Management/QI Director, Kansas Health Policy Authority
- "I was looking for discussions on P4P and IT in healthcare quality and I got them. Also, I appreciated the diversity of presenters across providers, government, institutions, etc."
— Ashley Barrington, Quality Initiatives Manager, The Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
- "The Summit exposes me to cutting-edge topics in the area of healthcare quality… very educational!"
— Amy Marchetti, Account Manager, Managed Care Operations, Partners Community Healthcare, Inc.
- "Great Conference! This was my first World Congress event and I will definitely attend in the future – very value-based!"
— Bernice Belo, QI Consultant, Belo Consulting -
"The cost of health care continues to be a real and pressing concern. Making sure we are paying for high quality health-care services, not just the number of services provided is just one of the most critical issues facing the American public and the federal government now and in the future."
- Kerry Weems, Acting Administrator, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, US Department of Health and Human Services
