2025 Healthcare Workforce Megatrends
Date
Fri, Jun 6, 2025, 05:00 AM
Hosted by: UKG
Healthcare organizations must adapt to the tech and talent changes sweeping the workforce. This webinar explores UKG research into trends shaping 2025 and beyond.
Combining insights from 30+ studies and mining the experiences of over 200 customers, partners, analysts, and consultants, this webinar breaks down the key trends you need to know now to help your organization thrive in the year ahead.
Watch the 2025 Healthcare Workforce Megatrends webinar to learn about workforce challenges and talent management strategies to help your organization stay competitive in today’s rapidly changing landscape.
Session learning objectives:
Learning objective 1: Identify strategies for attracting and recruiting talent amid labor shortages
Learning objective 2: Explore methods to enhance employee engagement and retention
Learning objective 3: Understand how to implement a human-centric AI strategy
Instructions to Receive Credit:
This activity provides .5 CHIME continuing education credits. To receive credit, participants should watch the video AND complete the session evaluation.
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