At best I may get one usable idea out of this entire meeting. I wish I could ask guest speakers as many questions as I wanted. I would really like to know what my peers were doing about this problem. At The Healthcare Roundtables, all of our participants have shared these laments. Traditional conferences are just too big and content is too general.
Seminars often stop just short of providing the specifics which participants have come to hear.
The Roundtable Participants. Members of the Roundtables are senior executives of hospitals, health systems, and managed care organizations across the nation. A policy of non-competition insures that Roundtable participants can talk openly about their issues and experiences. Only one participant can be invited from each major metropolitan market. Representation from across the country means, for example, that executives from low managed care communities can learn from their counterparts in markets with high managed care penetration.