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• This third session in the AIM in Action: Cardiac Conditions in Obstetric Care series focuses on Recognition & Prevention, a foundational element of the AIM Patient Safety Bundle for Cardiac Conditions. It reviews evidence-based strategies to recognize early symptoms, conduct timely assessments, and apply prevention practices that reduce the likelihood of severe maternal cardiac events.

• This day of the Healthcare Readiness Series is designed to enhance HCC member preparedness to manage complex situations through a focus on communication, public health preparedness, infectious disease, and human trafficking awareness.

• The New Jersey Medicare & Managed Care Summit brings together hospital leaders, federal regulators, and Medicare Advantage plan representatives for a first-of-its-kind forum focused on the evolving Medicare landscape and its operational impact on providers.

• Join the third of NJHA’s Emergency Department Opioid Stewardship Clinical Immersion Hours—engaging, addiction‑medicine–led case review sessions designed to help ED teams strengthen real‑world MOUD implementation.

• This Safe Table will provide a practical, clinically grounded overview of pediatric eating disorders with a focus on telehealth delivery. Core principles, including “calories before cognitions” and the necessity of prompt nutritional and medical stabilization, will be emphasized as foundational to recovery, even when care is delivered remotely.

• The NJ PQC Conference: AIM for Impact is an in-person learning experience bringing together New Jersey’s maternal health leaders, clinicians, and quality professionals committed to advancing measurable, sustainable improvements in maternal safety and outcomes.

• Join the fourth of NJHA’s Emergency Department Opioid Stewardship Clinical Immersion Hours—engaging, addiction‑medicine–led case review sessions designed to help ED teams strengthen real‑world MOUD implementation.

• This session focuses on the Response element of the AIM Patient Safety Bundle for Cardiac Conditions. It will highlight best practices for rapid evaluation, team communication, escalation, and evidence-based interventions to stabilize patients and ensure safe transitions of care.

• This Safe Table will provide practical, evidence‑based behavioral and engagement interventions to improve adherence and participation among pediatric patients receiving care via telehealth. Strategies explored will include remote medication routines, follow‑through with home‑based procedures, and sustained engagement during virtual visits.

• The 2026 Coding Clinic Updates webinar series provides participants an overview of the most current issue of Coding Clinic. This session reviews the latest Coding Clinic advice from the 2nd Quarter 2026 updates.

• This session focuses on Reporting & Systems Learning, the foundational fourth element of the AIM Patient Safety Bundle for Cardiac Conditions.

• This session emphasizes Respectful Care within cardiac obstetrics, including communication, shared decision‑making, addressing bias, and applying equity‑driven practices to improve patient trust, engagement, and outcomes.

• The next Healthcare Interpreting course begins on September 28. Register early to start the prescreening process. Qualified applicants will be invited to enroll in an upcoming course cycle of their choice.

• The 2026 Coding Clinic Updates webinar series provides participants an overview of the most current issue of Coding Clinic. This session reviews the latest Coding Clinic advice from the 3rd Quarter 2026 updates.

• The 2026 Coding Clinic Updates webinar series provides participants an overview of the most current issue of Coding Clinic. This session reviews the latest Coding Clinic advice from the 4th Quarter 2026 updates.

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• This course explores various categories of assistance animals and the legal implications for each: service dogs, emotional support dogs, and therapy dogs.

• This course, tailored for the Latinx community, is led by Juliana Londoño, MS, LAC, NCC, BC-TMH, a bilingual mental health therapist and entrepreneur.

• This course is designed for the South Asian community, presented by Neha Darji, MS, CPC, CEO and clinical director of We Rise Therapy & Wellness.

• This training provides a comprehensive understanding of the ethical and fiduciary responsibilities of a trustee, hospital financial management and legal/regulatory compliance issues.

• This program is intended to train the primary instructors (must be a registered nurse with previous long-term care experience and a current NJ license) of paid dining assistants in nursing homes.

• This preparation course trains bilingual healthcare staff to become qualified healthcare interpreters. Offered in partnership with Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, it is available to NJHA members. Applicants who meet prerequisites will be invited to enroll in an upcoming course cycle, with typical start dates in January, May, and September.