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GIR
Meetings Home Meeting Contacts Registration:
Carlos La Torre clatorre@aamc.org
202-828-0502 Program Content: Morgan Passiment
mpassiment@aamc.org 202-828-0476 Logistics:
Alexa Choi achoi@aamc.org 202-828-0467
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GIR Leadership Institute
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Meeting DetailsProgram Agenda
(PDF, 14 pages) Includes registration and hotel information Registration
Register Online
(password required)
(Online registration will close
April 15,
2008, midnight ET)
Hotel Information The Chateaux
at Silver Lake Deer Valley Resort 1375 Deer Valley Drive Park City,
Utah
Rate: $149
Plus State Lodging Tax of 10.4%, Resort
Lodging Fee of 2.85%, and Daily Service Charge of $6.00 per bedroom Hotel
Reservation Form (PDF, 2 pages)
To make your hotel reservations,
complete the Hotel Reservation Form and either mail it directly to the hotel or
fax it to the hotel at 435-655-4941. You may also make reservations by calling
800-782-4813, or by e-mailing kvickers@deervalleylodging.com.
Be sure to identify yourself with the AAMC in order to receive the group rate.

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July 22-26, 2008 - The Chateaux at
Silver Lake- Park City, Utah OverviewThe GIR Leadership Institute
is the only program that provide IT leaders the information and tools to understand
how to excel at the nexus of academic, research and clinical systems to support
organizations as they move to more integrated and data driven models. Information
technology has become a strategic resource essential to the growth and success
of medical schools and teaching hospitals. To manage this rapidly expanding area,
academic health centers (AHC) need visionary leaders who understand the complex
responsibilities required for serving academic medicine. Program The
institute is focused on IT/IS leaders new to the academic health center environment.
Individuals with strong leadership potential, drive, an appreciation of different
perspectives, a good sense of humor, and the ability to work on a team will get
the most from the program. The upcoming institute will help participants
understand the business and cultural dynamics of the AHC and develop leadership
abilities, decision-making skills, and the ability to assess the range of available
technology solutions. The program includes small group exercises and problem solving
sessions along with real-world examples and case studies. Major topics
of the institute include: - Culture of education, research, and clinical
environments
- Governance models
- Risk management
- Managing
up
- Negotiation and partnerships
- Balancing competing missions
- Business enablers
- Building consensus and fostering long-term
partnerships
- Thinking like a dean
The institute also includes
several pre-meeting readings and assessment tasks and post-meeting educational
opportunities such as an alumni listserv, invitations to alumni networking events,
and on-going educational offerings. The intense, highly interactive five-day institute
is limited to 30 fellows who are nominated by their institution's leadership to
attend the event. The Deer Valley setting is magnificent and the food, drink,
and accommodations will match the setting. Spouses and significant others are
welcome. Things to Know About Participating This is an interactive
program. If you are selected to participate all fellows must attend the entire
institute. Readings and work will be assigned prior to the institute to be completed
and brought with the fellow for use in the sessions. The selection process
is highly competitive. Applicants must first be nominated by their supervisor
or other institutional leader. The nomination deadline is February 1, 2008.
Fellows'
thoughts on the benefits of the Institute: Collective problem
solving experience was a great take away. The case studies were excellent - realistic
and thought provoking. Now I always try to consider institutional context in decision
making. The knowledge gained through the discussion group helped me realize
the importance of and IT governance structure that views primary IT as an enabler
to clinical and business processes. While IT technologies can provide innovative
ways to address clinical and business needs, it is the owners of processes that
must be engaged. Having the AHC leaders, representing each of the missions,
in one room, candidly discussing leadership issues, decision-making strategies,
frustrations, and the joys of the challenges we face. I always try to think up
before making a decision. When I do, I sometimes find that I now make a decision
that is different from the decision I would have made before the institute. |
About the Setting The Chateaux at Silver Lake is an elegant
condominium hotel reflecting the elegance of old world French decor blended seamlessly
with modern conveniences and services, just a short walk to Deer Valley Resort
chairlifts. The Chateaux's gourmet restaurant, Bistro Toujours, and private club,
Buvez, feature eclectic French cuisine. Salt Lake International Airport
serves 16 airlines with over 800 scheduled daily flights. The Chateaux is a scenic
45-minute drive from the airport with several transportation options. Local
Attractions Known for its Olympic history, Park City is a wonderful place
to visit in the summer. There are hiking and biking trails, balloon rides, fishing,
and golfing. At nearby Olympic Park, you can experience the G-force of a bobsled
ride or enjoy the view down the zip line, then take in some Olympic history in
the museum. For more information, contact: Morgan Passiment, 202-828-0476
or mpassiment@aamc.org for additional
information.
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