Educational sessions focus on top priorities for health care leaders
![Jay Bhatt at a podium speaking to attendees of the a 2019 AHA Leadership Summit education session.](/sites/default/files/styles/900x400/public/2019-07/Educationbanner-jay-education-900x400.jpg?itok=EBhhR-RY)
Conference attendees participated in educational sessions focused on achieving affordability and value through new payment and delivery models; quality and performance improvement; advancing health through community partnerships; transformational leadership and workforce development; creating a culture of innovation; and governance excellence.
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