On-Demand Health Law Education with CLE

AHLA on-demand education opportunities feature experts across the spectrum of health law, including industry leaders, government representatives, and trusted educators. Build your knowledge and expertise, learn at your own pace, and earn credit with AHLA 101 Courses, On-Demand Webinars, and ePrograms.  

AHLA 101 Courses

Self-paced, on-demand courses offering comprehensive and concise coverage of essential topics.

ePrograms 

Take a deep dive into a variety of topics and practice areas with AHLA’s on-demand ePrograms, recorded from multi-day in-person conferences. Learn from trusted experts and gain critical insights to support your clients in a rapidly changing industry. ePrograms include video, slides, and supplemental materials provided by well-vetted speakers. Our most recent titles include: 

On-Demand Webinars

Stay apprised of the latest developments and analysis with these 60- and 90-minute webinar recordings, featuring discussions of challenging issues from health care industry colleagues associated with AHLA Practice Groups, and more. Our most popular titles include: 

  • The Role of Legal and Compliance in the Valuation Process: An In-House Perspective of Managing Provider Financial Arrangements: This webinar explores the role of in-house legal and compliance professionals in managing the valuation and approval of provider financial arrangements. Speakers discuss practical approaches to integrating fair market value and commercial reasonableness into an organization’s contracting and compensation processes, including when independent valuation is appropriate, how legal and compliance teams partner with operations and compensation professionals, and how organizations can establish effective review and approval frameworks.
  • Optimizing Managed Care Contracting to Minimize Disputes and Maximize Probability of Success in Arbitration: This webinar discusses how health care providers can improve their managed care contracts to strengthen their position in arbitration in disputes with managed care payers. Many providers find that in-network provider agreements, including dispute resolution terms, are often drafted in ways that don't fully reflect their interests. Speakers will discuss lessons learned from arbitration on contract terms and explore how providers can reword contract language to better balance the scales and protect their interests going forward.
  • HHS Embraces AI: Insider Intel to Prepare Your Organization: This year, national health expenditures are forecasted to surpass $6.0 trillion, up nearly 1% as a share of the total economy from two years ago and employer health care costs are expected to increase substantially next year. This webinar is a must for any entity filing an audit with the federal government and for antitrust attorneys to learn new ways to bring efficiencies to health care delivery.
  • Defending Against Patient Safety Work Product Discovery Demands: Guidance from In-House Counsel: The Senior Associate General Counsel in charge of Claims and Litigation describe their experiences and recommendations in responding to discovery demands for privileged patient safety work product under the Patient Safety Act. The webinar also provides a review of recent PSA court decisions along with litigation lessons learned.
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