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    Putting the Pieces Together for Ambulatory Growth: How Clinical Supply Intelligence Unlocks Hidden Capacity - on demand

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    SKU: O27WEB33

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    Available Credits
    • ACMPE: 1.00
    • CEU: 1.00

    Description

    This webinar – recorded on October 8, 2026 – is eligible for ACMPE and CEU credit.

    In the first webinar of this series, one of healthcare's biggest assumptions was challenged: the real bottleneck to ambulatory growth isn't a shortage of providers, nurses, or exam rooms. It's the inability to connect them.

    Now it's time to put the pieces together.

    Every health system already has the essential pieces of clinical supply: providers, clinical teams, rooms, and patient demand. Yet when those pieces are managed across disconnected systems, leaders are left with an incomplete picture of capacity, making it difficult to improve patient access, optimize resources, and plan for growth with confidence.

    The missing piece isn't another resource. It's the operational intelligence that brings every piece together into a complete view of clinical capacity.

    In this second session of The Missing Piece to Ambulatory Growth executive series, QGenda introduces Clinical Supply Intelligence — a new framework for understanding, measuring, and optimizing ambulatory capacity across the enterprise.

    You'll learn how leading health systems can move beyond isolated scheduling decisions to create a connected operational strategy that improves visibility, unlocks hidden capacity, and supports smarter workforce and growth decisions. Whether you're responsible for ambulatory operations, patient access, workforce planning, or enterprise strategy, you'll leave with a practical framework for connecting the pieces of clinical supply — and a clearer picture of the hidden capacity already within your organization.

    This 60-minute webinar will provide you with the knowledge to:

    • Explain the relationship between providers, staff, rooms, and patient demand in determining ambulatory capacity
    • Define Clinical Supply Intelligence and recognize common operational blind spots created by disconnected capacity data
    • Identify opportunities to use clinical supply data to inform staffing, patient access, space utilization, and growth planning decisions


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    Continuing Education

    Delivery method: Internet Live Course | Group Internet Based
    Learning level: Intermediate - Education that builds on a basic curriculum, designed to improve your ability to analyze and apply skills learned to a topic or knowledge area.
    Learning format: Traditional
    Prerequisites: A basic understanding of the topic or knowledge area.
    Advance preparation: None
    Duration: 60 minutes

    Claiming Credit: If you wish to claim continuing education credit, you must attend the live webinar and complete the session evaluation in order to meet the requirements of the accrediting organizations.

    • ACMPE, medical practice administrators in certification and Fellowship through ACMPE
    • CEU, generic continuing education credit

    For detailed continuing education credit information, click here.

    **PLEASE NOTE: CEU credit types and totals are listed as a good faith estimate. Actual CEU types and totals offered at time of presentation may vary. Final CEU credit listing will be published on or before the day of the presentation.


    Speakers
    Picture of Patrick Hunt

    Patrick Hunt, MD
    Chief Medical Officer, Prisma Health + QGenda

    Dr. Pat Hunt is a practicing emergency medicine physician and healthcare executive with extensive experience in clinical leadership and medical group operations. He currently serves as Executive Medical Director of Emergency Medicine at Prisma Health + QGenda, where he leads initiatives to improve care delivery, provider engagement, and operational performance.

    Picture of Courtney Green

    Courtney Green, MSN, RN, NE-BC
    Senior Vice President of Workforce Management, QGenda

    With more than two decades of experience in nursing leadership and healthcare operations, Courtney Green is dedicated to advancing the way healthcare organizations manage, empower, and engage their workforce.

    Courtney brings seasoned, systems-level perspective to workforce planning, staffi ng strategy, and healthcare technology—delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that improve both patient outcomes and organizational performance.

    Rooted in her clinical foundation as a nurse and guided by executive vision, she leads with empathy, accountability, and data-driven insight. Her focus is on creating environments where caregivers can thrive, while enhancing staff experience, engagement, and performance while ensuring operational excellence, compliance, and safety.

    Picture of Jessica Bartolone

    Jessica Bartolone, MA
    Product Strategy Manager, QGenda

    Jessica Bartolone is a product strategy leader with more than 10 years of experience across healthcare, education, and SaaS. As Product Strategy Manager at QGenda, she defines the vision and roadmap for On-Call and Capacity Management solutions designed to improve care delivery and operational efficiency.

    Jessica brings deep expertise in market and competitive analysis, cross-functional alignment, and translating complex operational and regulatory requirements into scalable, customer-focused solutions. She has a proven track record of driving innovation, adoption, and business growth by simplifying complexity and turning customer needs into high-impact product strategies.


    Technical Requirements

    This webinar consisted of a 60-minute presentation and question-and-answer session.

    You will receive informational emails with instructions to access the recording and related resources, as well as steps to claim continuing education credits.




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