Virtual event
Virtual Health Care Day series: Transform your tomorrow by building risk resilience
March 27, 2025
Event overview
In an era of increasing complexity and uncertainty, health care organizations must proactively navigate risks to ensure long-term success. The sessions in this last part of our Virtual Health Care Day series explore essential strategies for building risk resilience – addressing operational, technological, regulatory and enterprise risks that affect the industry. Join us as we discuss practical approaches to safeguarding your organization, mitigating emerging threats and strengthening your ability to adapt in a rapidly evolving landscape.
Begin accessing your Virtual Health Care Day content now using the links within each section below
Emerging risks, evolving expectations: A panel discussion on modern risk management in health care
One CPE credit available for eligible participants
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As health care organizations face rapid industry transformation, risks have grown increasingly interconnected and complex. Traditional approaches to risk management often fall short as organizations work to address issues ranging from the ethical and operational challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to the impact of workforce shortages and the pressures of managing shifting payment models. Join our panel of health care leaders as they share expectations for modern health system risk and internal audit departments. This discussion will help health care C-suite leaders and risk professionals leverage data-driven insights to foster collaboration throughout the system as well as embrace innovative strategies to mitigate emerging threats and create opportunities for growth.
Learning objectives:
- Learn about health care leaders’ expectations for modern risk and audit departments.
- Discover strategies to address emerging nontraditional risks.
- Explore approaches to enhancing collaboration and driving growth.
Presenters:
- Moderated by Ryan Haggerty | Health Care Risk Consulting Leader | RSM US LLP
- Marcia Hoffacker | Vice President Internal Audit | PennState Health
- Paul Lockwood | Vice President Internal Audit | Children’s Health
- Dorothy Mukanjiri | Director of Audit and Advisory Services | Children’s Mercy
- Andre Reid | Senior Vice President Compliance & Internal Audit, Chief Audit Executive | Jackson Health System
Please note: CPE credit is only available to live participants of this webcast.
Strengthening the health care supply chain: Lessons from diversification risk
One CPE credit available for eligible participants
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Recent supply chain disruptions, such as critical IV shortages, highlight the need for health care organizations to reassess their reliance on single-source distributors. This session will discuss strategies for diversifying supply chains to mitigate the risks posed by climate events, geopolitical tensions and other disruptions. Participants will learn how to proactively build flexibility and resilience into their supply chain operations, supporting continuity and patient care in the face of uncertainty.
Learning objectives:
- Assess the risks and vulnerabilities in an organization’s supply chain model.
- Gain insights into tools and frameworks for identifying and managing supply chain risks.
- Learn ways to integrate care delivery into supply chain processes.
Presenters:
- Lara Perlman | Health Care Risk Consulting | RSM US LLP
- Amber Downton | Health Care Supply Chain | RSM US LLP
- Val Howell | Health Care Clinical Operations | RSM US LLP
Business continuity vs. emergency preparedness: A dual lens for health care provider resiliency
One CPE credit available for eligible participants
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While many health care organizations have emergency preparedness plans to address short-term crises, fewer have robust business continuity strategies for sustaining operations during prolonged disruptions. This session will delve into the differences between these two critical frameworks and how leaders can ensure their organizations are prepared not only to react to crises but to maintain operational stability long-term in the face of natural and intentional threats and disasters.
Learning objectives:
- Differentiate between emergency preparedness and business continuity in health care settings.
- Explore how prolonged disruptions affect operational, financial and clinical outcomes.
- Develop strategies to integrate business continuity planning into existing risk management frameworks.
Presenters:
- Chuck John | Health Care Risk Consulting | RSM US LLP
- Danny Schmidt | Health Care Senior Analyst | RSM US LLP
Health care’s third-party risk redefined: Performance, trust and financial accountability
One CPE credit available for eligible participants
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Health care organizations increasingly rely on third-party vendors across the care continuum, for functions ranging from outsourced anesthesia services to maintenance of critical devices. Yet, implicit trust in these vendors can lead to significant financial, operational and clinical quality risks. This session will provide a holistic framework for evaluating third-party performance, ensuring financial accountability and managing contracts effectively. Participants will gain insights into managing vendor risks beyond data security, including risks associated with clinical integration, return on investment and operational performance.
Learning objectives:
- Identify financial, operational and clinical risks associated with third-party vendors.
- Learn how to evaluate vendor performance and integration beyond traditional risk metrics.
- Develop strategies to manage contracts and ensure financial accountability and return on investment in vendor relationships.
Presenters:
- Kevin Dolan | Health Care Risk Consulting | RSM US LLP
- Amy Feldman | Health Care Risk Consulting | RSM US LLP
- Christopher Boone | Health Care Risk Consulting | RSM US LLP
Exploring tax trends and laws affecting health care
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One CPE credit available for eligible participants
Do you understand the latest tax law changes affecting the health care industry? In this session, we discuss common transactional issues specific to the health care industry and explore the intersection between industry trends and taxes. You'll gain valuable insights into navigating the complexities of the changing tax landscape and optimizing your tax position.
Learning objectives:
- Discuss new tax legislation.
- Explain the impact of tax legislation on your organization.
- Identify the intersection between industry trends and taxes.
Presenters:
- Rebekuh Eley | Health Care Nonprofit Tax Leader | RSM US, LLP
- Parr Thomson | Health Care For-profit Tax Leader | RSM US, LLP
- Morgan Souza | Senior Manager – Exempt Organizations and Philanthropy, Washington National Tax
- Sara Neff | Health Care M&A Tax Leader | RSM US, LLP
- Adam Gosiewski | Tax Senior Manager – Credits, Incentives, & Methods
*Note – This session was originally published on Sept. 26, 2024, during Virtual Health Care Day series: Transform your tomorrow by maximizing margins (rsmus.com). If you have already received CPE credits for this session, you will not be eligible for additional credit.
Navigating audit and accounting trends in health care
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One CPE credit available for eligible participants
Stay at the forefront of accounting and auditing developments in the health care industry. Our speakers offer a comprehensive overview of the latest updates from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB). Explore how these changes may affect your annual financial statement audits. Additionally, we'll delve into emerging trends in health care accounting, equipping you and your teams with the knowledge to enhance your organization’s financial performance.
Learning objectives:
- Identify recent accounting and auditing matters that will affect health care organizations.
- Apply recent FASB and GASB (yellow book) updates to financial statements.
- Articulate the latest trends in health care accounting.
Presenters:
- Karen Pinkstaff | National Health Care Audit Leader | RSM US, LLP
- Nick Ward | Health Care Audit Policy Leader | RSM US, LLP
- Jeremy Zabel | Health Care Audit Partner | RSM US, LLP
*Note: This session was originally published on Sept 26, 2024, during Virtual Health Care Day series: Transform your tomorrow by maximizing margins (rsmus.com). If you have already received CPE credits for this session, you will not be eligible for additional credit.
CPE credits
CPE credit available
On demand webinars from this event may qualify for up to six CPE credits. To qualify, participants must log in to the webinar and provide their first name, last name and email address. Participants must remain logged in for a minimum of 50 minutes and answer 75% of the polling questions to receive credit. Participants must also complete the final exam with a score of 70% or better. Group CPE is not available. Certificates will be available for download immediately following the session. For more information regarding administrative policies, such as refunds, cancellations and complaints, please contact us.
RSM US LLP is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State Boards of Accountancy have the final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: nasbaregistry.org.
Advance preparation: None
Program level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Delivery method: Group internet-based
Fields of study: Auditing, taxes, specialized knowledge, production, information techology, management services
CPE: 1.0 credits per webinar