Mental Health Conferences

MNCM 2025 Virtual Event

The MNCM 2025 Virtual Event is a free online conference hosted by MN Community Measurement, focusing on advancing health care quality, equity, and affordability. It will be held on September 24, 2025, via Teams Webinar.

September 24, 2025 Virtual Virtual Event

Conference Overview

Some quick details about this conference.

The MNCM 2025 Virtual Event is designed to bring together health care professionals to discuss advancements in health care quality, equity, and affordability. The event will feature sessions on strategic partnerships, diabetes management, and health equity in chronic kidney disease. Attendees will gain insights into MNCM's strategic plan for 2025-2030, focusing on cross-sector collaboration and data modernization. The agenda includes opening remarks, panel discussions, and closing remarks, all aimed at fostering collaboration and innovation in health care.

Time and Place

Maybe the most important details of the conference.

Conference Date
September 24, 2025
Event Format
Virtual

Conference Organizer

This organization is hosting this conference.

MN Community Measurement

MN Community Measurement partners with organizations and individuals to advance health care quality and affordability by empowering decision makers with meaningful data.

Email: support@mncm.org Phone: 612-455-2911

Registration Fees

How much does this conference cost?

Cost Type Notes
$0.00 General Admission Free registration for all attendees.

See the conference's actual website for more details around these fees, as sometimes they can be more complicated.

Schedule and Agenda

It's important to know what is planned.

The event will start at 9:30 AM with opening remarks by Gregg Simonson, followed by sessions on strategic partnerships and diabetes management. The event will conclude with a session on health equity in chronic kidney disease and closing remarks at 12:00 PM.

Notable Speakers

These folks will be speaking at the conference.

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Gregg Simonson, PhD

Director of Care Transformation and Training at HealthPartners International Diabetes Center.

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Liz Cinqueonce, MBA, CAE

President & CEO of MN Community Measurement.

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Greg Hanley, MBA, FACHE, CPHQ

Vice President, Health Services Quality & Operations at UCare.

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Anders Carlson, MD

Associate Executive Director at HealthPartners International Diabetes Center.

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Bridget Ideker, RD, LD, CHWC

Diabetes Program Planner at Minnesota Department of Health.

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Sara Maki, PharmD, BCACP

Clinical Pharmacist Primary Care at Mass General Hospital.

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Clarence Jones, M. Ed., CPH, CHW, CPE

Executive Director & Community Health Strategist at Hue-MAN Partnership.

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Ronda Marie Chakolis-Hassan, PharmD, MPH

President of Minnesota Board of Pharmacy and Community Health Strategist at Hue-MAN Partnership Alliance.

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Ranelle Kirchner, MS, RD, LDN, CDCES

Chronic Condition Care Manager at Southside Community Health Services.

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Megan Schultz, MPH

Population Health Partnership Director at National Kidney Foundation.

Other Links and Information

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