AMA Peer Support Workshop

Build a peer support program that works: Elevate staff well-being, enhance patient safety and reinforce core values that fuel excellence in care.
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What you’ll gain

This two-day event and post-workshop virtual implementation sessions provide attendees with practical tools, proven strategies and operational insights designed to help create an evidence-informed peer support initiative that meets your organization’s unique needs.

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Improve organizational culture

Support is one of six domains of the Joy in Medicine® Program. Make sure your health system is ready for the next application cycle.
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Real-world relevance

Prepare your organization for CMS’s new Patient Safety Structural Measure requiring health systems to provide care-for-the-caregiver support after adverse events.
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Customizable program template and roadmap

Build scalable, sustainable program structures modeled on proven frameworks.
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Engagement strategies

Discover how to track program participation, evaluate outcomes and demonstrate organizational value.

Don’t miss out! Registration deadline Sep. 11

Limited to 60 attendees—early registration strongly encouraged. AMA members save $200 on workshop fee.
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Program overview

The AMA Peer Support Workshop is an in-person, two-day event.

 · Oct. 28-29, 2026, at AMA headquarters in Chicago
 · Limited to 60 attendees. Early registration is strongly encouraged.
 · Includes evening reception, interactive didactic sessions, peer-to-peer learning, resource toolkit and access to post-workshop virtual learning sessions.
 · $1,795 AMA members, $1,995 non-members
· Travel discounts: Enjoy savings on airfare and hotels. 

Who should attend

· Health care executive leaders
· Well-being, patient safety and quality leaders
· Peer support program directors or emerging program champions
· Clinical managers, educators and risk management leaders

Note: No more than three participants recommended from each organization.