The Pennsylvania Continuous Service Readiness Program (CSRP) is a joint effort between Joint Commission Resources (JCR) and The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) to structure and implement programs by which hospitals can receive education, consultation, and feedback on an ongoing basis from JCR and The Joint Commission (TJC) staff. Due to COVID-19 these programs will be presented virtually in four two-hour workshops.

The Pennsylvania Continuous Service Readiness Program (CSRP) is a joint effort between Joint Commission Resources (JCR) and The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) to structure and implement programs by which hospitals can receive education, consultation, and feedback on an ongoing basis from JCR and The Joint Commission (TJC) staff. Due to COVID-19 these programs will be presented virtually in four two-hour workshops.

The Pennsylvania Continuous Service Readiness Program (CSRP) is a joint effort between Joint Commission Resources (JCR) and The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) to structure and implement programs by which hospitals can receive education, consultation, and feedback on an ongoing basis from JCR and The Joint Commission (TJC) staff. Due to COVID-19 these programs will be presented virtually in four two-hour workshops.

You are invited to the HAP Opioid LAN Year 2 Central regional networking meeting. We encourage you to share this invite with your peers and partners who work in primary care, such as internal medicine and family medicine, emergency medicine, pharmacy, and any other individuals caring for patients with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD).

The Pennsylvania Continuous Service Readiness Program (CSRP) is a joint effort between Joint Commission Resources (JCR) and The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) to structure and implement programs by which hospitals can receive education, consultation, and feedback on an ongoing basis from JCR and The Joint Commission (TJC) staff. Due to COVID-19 these programs will be presented virtually in four two-hour workshops.

As value-based care programs become the norm, the need for acute and post-acute care (PAC) collaboration is greater than ever. With a shared goal of improving patient care and reducing costs, a true collaborative effort can be achieved through data transparency. Though the disparity between acute and post-acute Electronic Health Records (EHRs) makes the sharing of live data among care partners seem impossible, innovative technologies are able to bridge the gap and help drive care coordination efforts.

Join colleagues, as well as lawmakers and their staff, at HAP's 2021 Virtual Leadership Summit, the premier event for Pennsylvania’s hospital and health system leaders. The summit—held May 11–13, 2021—will be a three-day virtual event with short in-depth sessions each day to maximize your time and will incorporate many components of the in-person event, offering opportunities for dynamic networking with health care policymakers, elected officials, and peers.