NCHA is pleased to introduce two new awards to be presented at the Winter Membership Meeting in February 2019. The Healthier Communities Award will recognize collaborative work by an NCHA member institution or institutions to promote health and well-being by addressing an identified community need. The Highsmith
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We have made several updates recently to the NCHA website. What was previously the Initiatives tab in the main menu is now the Foundation tab, housing clinical and community initiatives. Several of these initiatives originated with the NC Quality Center, which is no
Read more →Leaders and emerging leaders of NCHA member hospitals and health systems are invited to an Intro to NCHA on Friday, Oct. 26 in Cary. During this program, you will learn about the Association, its staff and the benefits of membership. You’ll also hear about
Read more →October 4, 2018 – Cary, NC – Once again, State Treasurer Dale Folwell has proven that he has neither an insurance nor a healthcare background and is unwilling to work with those who do. Mr. Folwell, an accountant, has limited understanding of the complexity
Read more →Leaders and emerging leaders of NCHA member hospitals and health systems are invited to an Intro to NCHA on Oct. 26 in Cary. During this program, you will learn about the Association, its staff and the benefits of membership. You’ll also hear about
Read more →At the 2018 NCHA Summer Meeting, the membership elected the following to the NCHA Board of Trustees: Katie Galbraith, President, Duke Regional Hospital, Durham Donald Gintzig, President and CEO, WakeMed Health and Hospitals, Raleigh Carla P. Hollis, President and CEO, Triangle Springs, Raleigh
Read more →As North Carolina communities continue to face the growing challenges presented by the opioid epidemic, North Carolina health systems are striving to adopt an ecosystem approach to reduce opioid misuse, abuse, and overdose deaths. The Coalition for Model Opioids Practices in Health Systems,
Read more →Nancy Schanz, Director of The Quality Center Patient Safety Organization (PSO), presented a poster, “Second Victim Support Programs and PSOs,” at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s annual meeting this month. The Quality Center PSO also received recognition by AHRQ for the Emergency Department
Read more →The NCHA Nominating Committee will meet May 17 to consider nominations to the NCHA Board of Trustees. Each year, five members of the NCHA Board of Trustees will end three-year terms on the board. The House of Delegates will meet at the NCHA Summer
Read more →As of Jan. 1, the North Carolina Hospital Association (NCHA) has changed its name and brand to the North Carolina Healthcare Association: Uniting hospitals, health systems and care providers for healthier communities. The decision came after a year-long discernment process, during which we
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