Maine’s health care environment is becoming more complex and competitive than ever before. As a result, it has become increasingly difficult to find solutions to the problems of access, quality and affordability.

Maine needs leaders who are able to tackle these tough challenges–challenges that require courage, vision and new and more effective leadership approaches.

Since its creation in late 2006, more than 100 leaders have taken part in Maine's unique statewide Health Leadership Development (HLD) course. Each year HLD brings together a diverse mix of experienced leaders from a wide range of health and healthcare settings and professions to build their individual collaborative leadership skills and prepare them to lead efforts aimed at improving quality and expanding access to affordable care. While these dedicated individuals come from different backgrounds and communities, they share a deep commitment to making a difference here in Maine.

HLD is a partnership between the Daniel Hanley Center for Health Leadership and the Institute for Civic Leadership. These two organizations share a common goal of building a culture of greater collaboration among leaders across Maine.

Alumni On Belay 

Elisabeth Mock

Elisabeth Fowlie Mock, MD, MPH has joined the Maine Medical Association's Maine Independent Clinical Information Service (MICIS) as a part-time Academic Detailer. In this role she provides individual, small and large group provider education sessions on evidence-based, cost-effective prescribing. Academic detailing has developed as a balanced, less biased response to pharmaceutical advertising.
 

Anita Ruff