The MHA Service Corporation (MHASC) board focused on supporting MHA Strategic Action Plan priorities to address workforce support and innovation, viability, behavioral health improvement, health equity and more during their Oct. 18 planning session. The board discussed healthcare market strategies to identify and grow solutions for MHA members and clients. MHA members are invited to register for the upcoming Nov. 9 virtual membership meeting for more information on the association’s efforts to address these ongoing priorities.
The MHASC board discussed current and future strategic priorities to enhance cutting-edge and cost-effective solutions for member hospitals. Specifically, the board discussed how innovations can support advocacy priorities to address workforce staffing shortage issues. The MHASC board also welcomed Eric Wallis, DNP, senior vice president and system chief nursing officer, Henry Ford Health, Detroit, as a new director providing clinical innovation expertise. The board also honored Deloris Hunt, chief human resources officer, Michigan Medicine, for her upcoming retirement and thanked her for serving as chair of the MHA Human Resources & Workforce Council.
The board was joined by Eric Eder, CEO, CyberForce|Q, for an overview of the Healthcare Security Operations Center (HSOC) history and how it has helped participants improve their security posture as threats increase. The MHASC is planning to launch new endorsed business partnerships and innovative solutions in the coming months.
The MHASC’s mission is to deliver innovative solutions that help improve value and performance through its Data Services, Unemployment Compensation Program and Endorsed Business Partner program addressing various business needs including workforce, supply chain, revenue cycle, strategic growth solutions and more. Visit the MHA Business Services webpage to learn more about resources available.
Members with questions regarding the MHASC Board may contact Ruthanne Sudderth at the MHA.