2026 Annual Clinical Conference on Quality and Chronic Disease

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Tracks:

• Maternal and Women’s Health: Explore innovative strategies, evidence-based practices, and policy solutions designed to improve maternal health outcomes and reduce disparities. Sessions will focus on prenatal care, postpartum support, maternal mental health, community-based interventions, and the critical role of care teams in ensuring healthy pregnancies and thriving families.
• Whole-Person Care: This track will focus on practical areas that are central to the health of the patients we serve, including cancer prevention, pharmacy, oral health, heart disease, diabetes, and well-child visits. Sessions will highlight current best practices, new approaches, and effective management resources, with a strong focus on how these can be applied in community health center settings to improve care and outcomes. Clinicians will leave each session with more than new information; they will leave with practical strategies, tools, and action plans that can be incorporated into everyday patient care.
• Value-Based Care: As healthcare continues its shift toward value, organizations must balance quality improvement, cost management, and patient experience. This track examines successful value-based care models, performance measurement, population health strategies, payment reform, and practical approaches that support sustainable, high-quality care delivery.
• AI-Powered Healthcare: Leverage data and technology to drive transformation. Discover how emerging technologies are reshaping healthcare delivery, quality improvement, and decision-making. Sessions will explore artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, health information technology, interoperability, cybersecurity, data governance, and real-world applications that empower organizations to enhance patient care and operational performance.
• Behavioral Health: Behavioral health is essential to overall health and well-being. This track focuses on innovative approaches to integrating behavioral health services, expanding access to care, addressing substance use disorders, supporting workforce resilience, and improving outcomes through comprehensive, person-centered care models.