Speakers
G. Allan Nichols
Mainline Health Systems, Inc.
Allan Nichols has served as the Chief Executive Officer for Mainline Health Systems, Inc. (MHSI) since 2008. In this time, he has seen MHSI grow from four clinics in two counties in Arkansas, to thirty-five clinics in nine counties.
Ashley Anthony
Mainline Health Systems, Inc.
Ashley Anthony has served as the Chief Operating Officer for Mainline Health Systems, Inc. since 2021. Prior to joining MHSI, Anthony served as the Chief Executive Officer for a critical access hospital in SE Arkansas.
Upcoming Events
2024 Critical Access Hospital Board Training on Engagement, Leadership, and Population Health Training In-person workshop
This session will explore the importance of community partnership and collaboration, describe best practices in measuring and identifying barriers, and determine actionable next steps in addressing the social and structural vulnerabilities that hinder the path to healthier populations.
Learn best practices and tips concerning diversity, equity, and inclusion in critical access hospitals (CAH). During this facilitated discussion peers will:
Share the importance of building internal diversity, equity, and inclusion adoption
Explore steps on how CAH leaders can establish a diverse and inclusive culture
Share the importance of building internal diversity, equity, and inclusion adoption
Explore steps on how CAH leaders can establish a diverse and inclusive culture
An overview of AmeriCorps, the only federal agency dedicated to national service and volunteerism, will be provided along with an intro to the benefits of partnering with the different streams of service.
In this HELP Webinar, learn about social drivers of health, their impact on patient outcomes, and discuss the lessons learned in this journey the outcomes of patients, and discuss lessons learned on the journey toward health equity.
DRA's "Delta Doctors" program aims to provide non domestic, U.S. trained primary care and specialist physicians to healthcare facilities in DRA counties, many of which are designated health professional shortage areas.
