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Quality: Measuring What Matters for Your Healthcare Association

By Katherine Ast

Posted: November 21st, 2019

Is healthcare quality important to your members? If you work for a healthcare association, the answer is likely yes. Fierce debates are happening around the country about skyrocketing healthcare costs and attempts to streamline the system. Healthcare is arguably more essential to people than most other goods or services, and we have a strong collective interest in ensuring that the healthcare system works as well as it can. Quite simply, the consequences of poor quality can be deadly.

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AMC Consulting to the Rescue

By Maggie Patterson

Posted: November 15th, 2019

“911, what’s your emergency?”

Do you ever feel like you need help to douse the flames of declining membership? Stabilize seismic activity altering your organization’s strategic priorities? Ebb the flood of new projects? Resuscitate product sales? Calling 911 may be a bit dramatic, but wouldn’t it be nice to know that there is an objective responder out there who has the resources and expertise to work with you to develop solutions to help your association achieve healthy outcomes? Thankfully, AMC Consulting Services can help.

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Conference Crash Course: Conscious Food Choices to Keep You Energized

By Valerie Romack

Posted: November 8th, 2019

It’s day 2 of your association’s annual conference—the conference you’ve been preparing for all year—and your energy is starting to lag. You need a quick boost to get through the afternoon, so you grab a caffeinated beverage and a sugary snack for some instant energy. You’re fine for the next hour, sailing through your to-do list or the next can’t-miss educational session, until the dreaded sugar crash hits.

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Fighting the “Busy” Challenge with Year-Round Strategies

By Mike Norbut

Posted: November 4th, 2019

When is the last time you walked up to someone you haven’t seen in a while—let’s say a month or more—asked them how they were doing, and received the answer, “Busy”?

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