REGISTER FOR THE FREE WEBINAR
Tuesday, March 24th at 5 pm PT / 6 pm MT / 7 pm CT / 8 pm ET & Wednesday, March 25th at 10:00 am AEST (for those in Australia)
Learn how team-based care can reduce clinical chaos, better support clinicians, and improve care delivery without working harder.
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This webinar is free to attend, and we encourage to invite your team, colleagues, or anyone who may benefit.
Key Learning Objectives
Recognize Clinical Chaos
Understand the signs and underlying drivers of clinical chaos in daily workflows.
Strengthen Clinician Support
Identify key team “dance steps” that improve support for doctors.
Improve Quality of Care
Learn how stronger clinician support leads to better care outcomes.
This session is open to clinicians, administrators, and care teams who want to reduce clinical chaos, strengthen clinician support, and improve care delivery without working harder.
Join us to learn how intentional team-based workflows can improve access, efficiency, and quality of care. You’ll hear proven strategies drawn from decades of work in health centers across the U.S., with real-world examples you can apply to your own clinical setting.
Register for the event and check your inbox for a confirmation email with the Zoom link.
Amanda Laramie, Chief Impact Officer at Coleman Associates
Amanda is experienced in process design, training, and leadership development. Before working with Coleman, Amanda worked for a women’s health center in Providence, Rhode Island. She was a Medical Assistant and later, a Health Center Manager. Amanda has been working with Coleman Associates since 2011 and has coached hundreds of health center teams. Amanda’s breadth of expertise in clinical care, diversity, and administration provides ripple effects that create noticeable, meaningful changes that are felt from the front desk to the exam rooms and from the board room to the patient living rooms.
