Is your organization seeking ways
to improve efficiency? Are budget and staff constraints hindering your
potential? Would you like to save both time and money by simply examining one
or more of your organization’s processes?
If so, then attending this
two-day complimentary workshop is a must!
The Institute for Human Services,
Inc. and the Steuben Rural Health Network have collaborated with the Health
Foundation for Western and Central New York to offer the local nonprofit and
public sector the opportunity to build quality improvement capacity and
practical know-how, with an emphasis on understanding what underlying factors
exist within this process. With the
leadership of international trainers and Improvement Advisors, Jane Taylor EdD
and Sue Butts Dion, the use of problem-based and action learning will allow
participants the chance to adapt the workshop curriculum to their specific,
individual organizational needs and work hands-on to design and implement a
project in two days.
Still questioning the value of
continual improvement? Consider all of the various processes and procedures
your organization completes on a daily basis. Within each of these processes,
time, staff, and monetary resources must be used. Even a process as simple as
accepting an application can be made more efficient with process
improvement—through restructuring and configuring the steps taken, each staff
member will be following an identical protocol for such a process and as a
result, will reduce the costs associated with each intake.
No matter what sector or field
your organization operates in, continual improvement is necessary for continual
success! Whether you’re organization works in the private or public sector,
this workshop will be beneficial to all! Not only will each organization
benefit individually, but greater participation will result in a long-lasting
investment in the Southern Tier region.
Show your commitment to your
organization’s success and support the local community—formulate a team and
register today!
Fundamentals of
Continual Improvement Workshop Information:
- Day 1: Thursday, October 25th from 9 am – 4:30 pm; Dinner Networking Event
- Day 2: Friday, October 26th from 9 am – 3 pm
- Location: Hilton Garden Inn, Horseheads, NY
- Cost: Completely free! Breakfast and lunch will be provided both days. For those individuals who will be travelling 45 miles or more for this event, a limited number of hotel rooms are available at no cost. If you would like to reserve a hotel room, please indicate this on your online registration form.
About the Steuben
Rural Health Network
The Steuben Rural
Health Network is a collaboration of over 45 health and human service
organizations dedicated to improving community health and wellness in Steuben
County. It is a service of the Institute
for Human Services. For more information visit www.steubenrhn.org.
About The Institute
for Human Services
The Institute for
Human Services is a non-profit management support organization founded in 1984.
The Institute provides management support, information and referral,
organizational development, research and technology services to planners,
funders and providers serving the Southern Tier of New York State. For more
information visit www.ihsnet.org.
About Health
Foundation for Western and Central New York
The Health Foundation for Western and Central New York is dedicated to
improving the health and health care of the people and communities of western
and central New York. The Foundation has been committed to creating
opportunities for long-term program improvement and partnerships with
communities and has a responsibility to foster and support projects that will
make a difference in the regions’ healthcare outcomes. For more information
visit www.chfwcny.org.
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