Kentucky Physicians Leadership Initiative-Bowling Green

“A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.”

—John C. Maxwell, Leadership Expert

Physicians are often looked to as leaders in their community. The Kentucky Medical Association recognizes this important role physicians play and is working to provide training for physicians to fulfill those community expectations. Through a grant from The Physicians Foundation, the Kentucky Foundation for Medical Care and KMA are hosting Local Physician Leadership Symposiums in Bowling Green and London as part of the Kentucky Physicians Leadership Initiative. Bowling Green and London were selected from applications submitted by physicians who attended the Kentucky Physicians Leadership Academy during the 2015 KMA Annual Meeting.

Breakfast and lunch will be provided. This event is a KMA member only benefit.

All times reflect Central Daylight Time.

7:30AM Registration and Breakfast

8:00AM MYERS BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR ASSESSMENT

Kathy Urbach, JD, EPIC Employer Resources

• This session will provide attendees with a comprehensive analysis of the Myers Briggs Personality Assessment. Attendees will complete the assessment prior to the symposium. Attendees will be mailed an assessment upon registration. Completed assessments must be returned to KMA by March 18 to allow time to create your personalized report.

10:30 COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT

Alison Davis, PhD, Executive Director, CEDIK

Professor, University of Kentucky

• This session will describe the facets of a community health needs assessment and will feature local data and information. Attendees will learn about the unique health considerations of their region.

11:00 THE IMPACT OF DIABETES ON THE COMMUNITY

Fred A. Williams, Jr. MD, Health Endocrinology & Diabetes

Associates Louisville, KY

• This session will focus on the impact of diabetes in local patient populations and the role of the physician in encouraging and working with patients to modify their behavior to achieve positive health outcomes.

12:00 LUNCH

12:20 PERSONAL PR IN TODAY'S DIGITAL WORLD

Patrick Padgett, Executive Vice President,

Kentucky Medical Association

• This session will feature an interactive presentation on social media including LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. Attendees will learn to access information posted about them, how to use social media in patient communications and how sites such as Physician Compare post patient feedback information that affects reimbursement.

1:00 IMPROVING INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS TO ACHIEVE

POSITIVE HEALTH OUTCOMES

Nancy Wiser, President, Wiser Strategies

• This session will provide attendees with tools they can implement to improve personal and professional communications. This session will feature interactive demonstrations with volunteers from the audience.