Peds Collab Preview | Embracing compassionate care
Join us in Los Angeles, March 19–20, for the 2025 Pediatric Collaborative with Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Engage with your peers in pediatrics, embrace best practices, and collaborate on strategies to prioritize human-centered care.
This year’s lineup includes many great presentations, including a discussion focused on the human side of healthcare providers and the case for compassionate care.
Attendees will explore how aligning more closely with the human side of the work can redefine healthcare not just by curing illnesses, but also by healing minds, touching hearts, and maintaining the personal element in every interaction.
Join Jon Roberts, MD, FAAP, FCCP, Director of Pediatric Pulmonology of at Driscoll Children’s Hospital, and Evelyn Ferrer, MPA, HCA, Senior Director of Organizational Development and Patient Relations at Driscoll Children’s Hospital, for this enlightening panel discussion focused on keeping pediatric healthcare human.
Attendees will discover:
- The positive impact of addressing a physician’s emotional needs, underscoring the value of compassion in healthcare leadership
- The importance of embracing human imperfections to promote and maintain a learning environment where adverse events lead to growth and improved quality
- Data surrounding the performance outcomes of “Supported vs. Burned Out” healthcare providers
NRC Health is thrilled to partner with Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for the 2025 Pediatric Collaborative on March 19–20. NRC Health’s Pediatric Collaborative creates distinct opportunities for pediatric healthcare leaders to connect, learn something new, and leave inspired to make positive change.
Don’t miss a chance to make invaluable pediatric connections, dive deeper into strategic education, and reignite your passion by listening to inspiring speakers. Register today!
Please consider a gift of support for CHLA’s Wildfire Recovery Fund, which is providing crucial support to the hospital’s team members, patients, and their families who have been affected by the recent devastating fires in the Los Angeles area. Learn more and donate: chla.org/wildfire
