Future of Workforce Health

What we’ve built together & what you gain

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The Future of Workforce Health has grown into a cross-sector leadership community of employers, health systems, payers, providers, researchers, and innovators, convened by Harvard Medical School.

By joining the Future of Workforce Health leadership forum, you will:

To date, we have:

  • Convened leaders through expert discussions, fireside chats, and faculty-led sessions
  • Established collaborative working groups and supported early summit planning
  • Built an active, growing community focused on shared workforce health challenges
  • Created an ongoing forum for dialogue on AI and transformation, resilience, mental health, burnout, culture, psychosocial risk, and performance
  • Begun surfacing and synthesizing leading practices and emerging solutions across sectors

Where we’re heading

We are building on this momentum by deepening executive participation—creating interactive working groups, case-based discussions, and peer-to-peer learning sessions where members actively shape the agenda, exchange ideas, and test real-world approaches together with Harvard Medical School and fellow organizations, generating insights that can inform future research and new work.

As part of this community, you gain:

  1. Access to cutting-edge thinking and solutions across health care technology, services, plans, and programs aimed at improving workforce health, productivity, and value from health care spend
  2. Early insight into emerging innovations, along with real-time perspectives on what is working in practice today
  3. Engagement with new data, research, and cross-industry best-practice exchange, with opportunities to learn from both established approaches and innovations on the horizon

 

Together, we can help define the future of workforce health.

Join the Leaders Shaping the Future of Workforce Health

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