Healthcare Administration (MHA)

Federal agency responsible for improving safety and quality of America's health care system through research. Includes training materials for health care systems and professionals on how to implement of best practices. Includes measures and data used by providers and policymakers.

"Your one-stop resource center for information, education and advocacy in the areas of reimbursement, admitting and registration, data management, medical records, patient relations and so much more." - About Us page

The American College of Healthcare Executives is the professional society for healthcare leaders committed to improving health.

"We see the person connected to the data, ensuring their information stays human–because when information stays human, it stays relevant. This perspective is critical to the success of all modern health organizations." - About Us

Nonprofit organization dedicated to improving healthcare by increasing quality of care, patient safety, and value. Includes videos, audio, white papers, case studies, "improvement stories," and other training materials on quality improvement, value management, healthcare leadership, and more.

Advocacy group of member hospitals advocating for public policy and health care policy issues in Massachusetts. Includes leader education resources for health care leaders: webinars (Executive Insights series) and events.

"MGMA serves members, customers, and the healthcare community as a trusted partner by delivering insights, solutions, and advocacy to achieve medical practice excellence."

Establishes best practices and subject matter expertise; provides an array of networking, education, and certification opportunities; and enables our members to influence and promote high quality delivery of Patient Access Services.

"Non-profit association of Black health care executives founded in 1968 for the purpose of promoting the advancement and development of Black health care leaders, and elevating the quality of health care services rendered to minority and underserved communities. NAHSE’s purpose is to ensure greater participation of minority groups in the health field."