Event discusses innovative solutions for health management challenges
Meeting gathers experts in Brasília to debate leadership, patient experience, AI, and sustainability in the sector
The Fundação Getulio Vargas will hold the 1st Health Management Journey on May 9 at 9 a.m., at the FGV unit in Brasília. The event aims to bring together professionals, managers, and experts in the health sector to discuss, share, and enhance management practices and strategies that contribute to excellence in the administration of health services.
The Journey seeks to create an environment of learning and experience exchange, with the purpose of strengthening the participants' skills by encouraging the adoption of effective and sustainable solutions that positively impact the sector.
Program:
Workshops - 9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. - Room 1: The new era of leadership in healthcare: essential profiles and competencies
Healthcare leadership today requires more than technical knowledge; it demands a strategic vision that encompasses everything from cost management to effective implementation of digital technologies, always with a focus on patient experience.
Instructor: Adriana André, executive academic coordinator of the MBA in Healthcare Clinic, Hospital, and Industry Management at FGV
Room 2: Management of patient experience and its practice
One fundamental issue to analyze in understanding whether the organization meets the needs of clients/patients is their journey through quality and safety in care. Satisfaction with the service before, during, and after attention or procedure, as well as the "outcome" or result, will determine their loyalty.
Professor Daniel Luiz Novaes Machado, professor of the Executive MBA in Administration: Clinic, Hospital, and Industry Management
Networking: 10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
Round tables: 10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. - Room 1: The power of artificial intelligence in digital healthcare
Artificial intelligence (AI) has proven to be a significant source of innovation in healthcare. AI-based tools are being used to analyze large volumes of medical data, identifying patterns that may escape human observation. This capacity for learning and adaptation allows healthcare professionals to provide more personalized and even more effective care to patients.
Fernanda Coutinho, specialist in Assistive Practices and Innovation at Hospital Sírio Libanês
Fred Soares dos Santos, operations manager at Hospital Sírio Libanês
Room 2: Sustainability in healthcare: A global and urgent challenge*
If the healthcare sector were a country, it would be the 5th largest contributor to CO2 emissions in the world. This data illustrates the urgency and necessity of discussing sustainability in the field of healthcare. Sustainability is no longer optional but a competitive necessity.
Andrea Pinheiro, director of Institutional Relations and Corporate Communication at Grupo Sabin
Closing in the Auditorium: 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. - Strategic management in the healthcare sector: needs and transformations
Strategic management in the healthcare sector must evolve to meet contemporary and future challenges. The integration of advanced technologies, a focus on patient experience, financial sustainability, the training of healthcare professionals, and efficient governance are essential elements for the modernization and efficiency of health institutions. Investing in these aspects not only improves the quality of services provided but also ensures the sustainability and competitiveness of healthcare organizations in the long term.
Dr. Murilo Domingues, clinical director at Hospital Santa Lúcia Sul
Location: Setor de Grandes Áreas Norte – SGAN – Quadra 602 – Modules A, B, and C– Asa Norte – FGV Brasília
Those interested in participating must register at this link.
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