Best Practices for Wellbeing Committees

After participating in these sessions, the learner should be able to:

• Describe the interactive relationship between a Wellbeing Committee and the Medical Executive Committee
• Explain the relationship between Evidence Code 1157 and the policy and procedures of the wellbeing committee
• List two things the committee should have completed before the first meeting with a physician referred to the committee
• List two things that should have been completed before a physician meets with the person/organization that will conduct an evaluation
• List two things that should be included in the physician’s agreement to get an evaluation
• List three things the committee should require in the report of an evaluation
• Describe three elements for which a physician can be monitored to document compliance with the physician’s agreement with the committee before “return to work”
• Describe what must be in place for the committee to notify other hospitals/medical groups about a
  physician’s history with the committee

• Application to NAMSS has been filed; determination of credit is pending.

• This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the California Medical Association (CMA) through the joint providership of Adventist Health Ukiah Valley and California Public Protection & Physician Health. Adventist Health Ukiah Valley is accredited by the CMA to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

  Adventist Health Ukiah Valley designates this live activity for a maximum of 9 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

• Dalia Balsamo, MD
• Shelley Carder, Esq.
• David Granovetter, MD
• Karen Miotto, MD
• John Rosenberg, MD
• Katren Tyler MD

Registration fee is $695 for six sessions, with a reduced fee for additional persons from the same hospital/group who register at the same time on the same registration form: $625 for the second person and $550 for each person over two. There is no registration for a single session. There is no refund for a missed session; registrants will have access to a recording of a missed session.

Registration will remain open throughout the series and registrations will be accepted for the remaining sessions, but the fee will not be reduced.

There is no additional fee for the certificate of attendance that documents attendance for CME reporting purposes. Note that the registration form includes the option to pay an additional $75 fee for those who wish to apply for the CPPPH Certificate of Achievement however, applications can be submitted and paid for at any time before August 15.

Registrants for the 2025 series “Best Practices for Wellbeing Committees” can apply for a Certificate of Achievement. Click here for more details

For cancellations requested by email to CPPPH1@amgroup.us before June 23, 2025 @ 11:59pm (PT), the registration fee can be transferred to a future program or to another person, or refunds minus a $25 fee can be made. The request for cancellation should include your choice among those options. No refunds will be made after June 23, 2025.