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The SABIT Healthcare Administration Program for Western Eurasia and the Caucasus
is designed to train 18 mid- to senior-level executives from the Eurasian healthcare
sector. These delegates, screened and selected by the U.S. Department of Commerce,
represent the upper echelon of hospital administrators and head physicians from
three Western Eurasian countries (Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine) and three countries
from the Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) whose health care systems are
currently undergoing a period of transition. This program will introduce participants
to the status and trends of the U.S. healthcare system and current themes in
hospital administration.
The
Healthcare Administration program
aims to introduce modern healthcare
management techniques to executives
from Western Eurasia. This will
be done primarily through meetings
with leading U.S. healthcare
organizations as well as related
U.S. companies, who will showcase
the latest in health care innovations
and best management practices.
The overriding goal is to provide
a comprehensive understanding
of hospital administration practices
in the United States, and for
these high-level managers to
return home with the skills and
knowledge necessary to affect
change and make improvements
within their own organizations
and healthcare systems.
This is a unique opportunity for U.S. companies to provide industry insight and
training while showcasing their products and services to Western Eurasian counterparts.
By hosting this SABIT Group, U.S. companies will build relationships with leaders
of the health care sector in the region. Through these valuable contacts host
companies can explore commercial opportunities and partnerships in the region.
For
examples of host companies taking
advantage of contacts made during
a SABIT visit, click
here.
This
program will begin January 29th
in Washington, D.C. with an orientation
and visits to relevant government
agencies
and associations in the National Capital Area. In addition, the delegation will
be trained in business planning and cross-cultural communication techniques.
During the remaining three weeks the group will travel to select regions and
cities across the country to meet with leading U.S. hospitals, healthcare providers
and industry experts.
SABIT is currently looking for
U.S. hosts to provide training
for a few hours or for an entire
day at their facilities. Training
will cover the following topics
that are relevant to the delegates, and represents some of the current challenges
they face within their organizations:
 Hospital
and Health Administration and
Management
Developments
in Technology and Medical Equipment
Quality
of Care and Performance Improvement
Personnel
Management and Development
In-Patient
and Out-Patient Services
Health
Insurance
Women’s
and Children’s Healthcare
Public
versus Private Healthcare Facilities
Medical
Associations
Be
sure to download
the detailed list of topics that
identify the delegates' training
needs.
SABIT
will cover the majority of program
costs for all delegates, including
round-trip airfare to the United
States, all U.S. domestic air
travel, housing, insurance,
per diem for meals and incidentals,
and interpreters to travel with
the group. In turn, U.S. host
companies and organizations
are asked to provide industry
expertise in any topics pertaining
to this particular program.
To
learn how to participate in
this session, please contact
SABIT Program Recruiter Frank
Borghese.
Phone: 202-482-6430
Fax: 202-482-2443
E-mail: Frank Borghese
Web: www.mac.doc.gov/sabit/healthcarewnis.html
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