We will collectively discuss strategies and potential outcomes and hear and react to what actually happened. In addition, legal updates will be interspersed throughout the session.
There is evidence that psychological counseling / coaching can improve physician wellness. However, physicians and organizations may fail to utilize these types of programs due to a variety of perceived barriers. We will describe common barriers both from in the literature as well as our personal experience running two large medical society physician wellness programs. We will provide practical solutions with a proven track record of success to these barriers. Participants will gain knowledge and tools to create their own successful physician wellness program.
Social media: you hear the word, you learn the strategies, but you still come up short. Get intimate help on your social media issues at this roundtable extravaganza! Topics include event marketing, starting a social account, social membership recruitment, advertising, and analytics. Have a different issue? Come anyway to listen and learn and spark new topics of conversation!
In this session, the American Geriatrics Society (AGS) will share key learnings from its work with the FrameWorks Institute and the Leaders of Aging Organization to reframe how we all think about and act upon aging as a social construct.
Medical society’s design experiences everyday. Rather than experiences, however, they’re often referred to by other names: annual conferences, non-dues revenue generating products, membership packages, onboarding processes and the like. Join veteran experiential designer, Mallory Gott, MA, CAE, for a hands-on exploration of how to apply experiential design, the art of defining the dream state of any experience and then designing it, can not only infuse new energy into your society’s portfolio of offerings but also inject simplicity, ease and fun back into bringing your society’s mission to life.
“What three words describe your profession?” It looks like an obvious question, but don’t be fooled. Taking time to ask—and building engagement around responses—can bolster everything from your association’s sense of belonging to your role in helping members convey what they do. This case study will explore how the AGS translated this simple question into a campaign for celebrating enthusiasm, spotlighting AGS leadership, and raising funds for our foundation (all with little-to-no budget).