NAHSE Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition

They did it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 The Ohio State University College of Public Health brought home the first place prize in the 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition. The team was comprised of Kagatou Diallo, BSW, Rezi Useh, and Rabaca “Sumeya” Haji Ibrahim, BSHA, who each did such a remarkable job in presenting their case materials to several executive leaders and attendees at this year's Annual Education Conference. Teams were tasked with coming up with a solution that integrates A.I. to address health needs for a particular age demographic, on behalf of our case sponsor Kaiser Permanente. A day before their final presentation, the team expressed that "proud" was the word to describe how they felt going into the case presentation, and it's safe to say they have every right to express their pride after such a phenomenal performance. A special thank you to Caleb Green, MHSA for capturing this interview to gather the thoughts of the competitors. We would also like to thank all of our teams who competed this year! We are so grateful for all the time you put into this case, and hope it was an enriching experience for each of you. Lastly, we'd like to thank our Case Competition Co-Chairs Quian Callender, FACHE & Heather Afriyie-Bassuah, MHA as well as our entire Case Competition Committee for all of their hard work and dedication in facilitating this case from start to finish. Next year, we'll be in Pittsburgh. We hope to see you there. Until next time. #NAHSE #NAHSEAEC2024 #NAHSECASE24 #CaseCompetition #FortLauderdale #Florida

Perseverance | Determination | Faith It was an absolute pleasure to serve as one of the co-chairs for the 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition, alongside Quian Callender, FACHE - a true gentleman and scholar. The National Association of Health Services Executives has opened the door for graduate students to grow their network and stretch their intellectual muscles to help solve real world healthcare issues faced by healthcare organizations today. To our 2024 case sponsors, Kaiser Permanente, thank you for your continued support of N.A.H.S.E. and the students. It was an honor to work with such an amazing team who spent months ensuring the students had a wonderful experience onsite this past week. We literally flew towards a hurricane and dealt with a lot of last minute changes; however, you all had the faith to stay the course and executed flawlessly. A sincere thank you to the entire Case Competition Team! Jamar Powell, MHA Rhiana Shabazz, MHA, RHIA Dyna Mulunda Michaila Dix, MHA Malik Williams, MPH Kelly Page, MHA Ashley L. Sealy, MHA Ashley Cane, MHA Favour Ukpongson, MSHA Alexandra Maye, MSN, RN Terrence (Tiger) Litam, MHA, CPHQ, CHES Tiara Owens, MHA, LSSGB Randy Johnnicon, MHA And lastly, thank you to the students and faculty advisors who still decided to weather the storm with us and compete in this year’s competition. This was surely one for the books! A special thank you to Lisa Maria Mallory, PhD (she/her/hers), Beverly Glover, Tiffany Webb, MBA, CEWP, AED and Stephanie Anderson for their guidance and support throughout the planning process and during the conference week. We truly couldn’t have done this without you all. One down, one to go! See you in Pittsburgh next year for the 40th Annual Educational Conference and the 30th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition. It is going to be a grand time!

There's nothing like NAHSE Case - simply the best health administration case competition for graduate students! The 29th Annual NAHSE Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition and 39th Annual National Association of Health Services Executives (N.A.H.S.E.) Education Conference was one for the NAHSE archives. Despite the pending Hurricane Milton, 21 teams made it to Fort Lauderdale to present their creative solutions on embedding technology and AI to increase membership enrollment and retention for Gen Z and Baby Boomers in Kaiser Permanente markets. Many thanks to Kaiser Permanente and Michelle Gaskill-Hames for their support and sponsorship of this year's competition. Thank you to the all judges who volunteered their time to give essential feedback. We would not have been able to capture all of the moments without Caleb Green, MHSA. A big thank you to the national team: Lisa Maria Mallory, PhD (she/her/hers), Beverly Glover, Tiffany Webb, MBA, CEWP, AED and Stephanie Anderson for their support. And finally a thank you Chelsea Perry and Nathalie Occean, MHA, CPHQ, last year's co-chairs. I'm incredibly honored to the work alongside the impeccable Heather Afriyie-Bassuah, MHA and the entire case competition team who put in so many hours the last 10 months and long days and nights this past week, to make this a memorable, fun and educational time for students! This is what a dream team looks like! Congratulations to all the students, the finalists, and The Ohio State University who took home 1st place this year and $5,000 per team member totaling $15,000. This year we were able to award over $50,000 in scholarships to 30 students. In the last 29 years, over 1,000 students have participated in the case competition with over $700,000 in scholarships awarded. We'll see you in 2025 for the 30th Annual NAHSE Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition! Stay tuned for how we commemorate 30 years of advancing the next generation of leaders in Pittsburgh!! #NAHSE #NAHSEAEC #NAHSECASE24 #NAHSECASE

A huge congratulations to The Ohio State University College of Public Health for placing 1st in the 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition 🥇🥇🥇 We are also so incredibly proud of Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions, Cornell Sloan Program in Health Administration, and Florida A&M University School of Allied Health Sciences for your enticing presentations and energy 🥳🎉 Congratulations to all finalists for the scholarships they received and we hope that all 21 teams enjoyed this year’s case competition! We truly appreciate you all for coming to Fort Lauderdale 🫶🏾

Can you tell we’re a lil obsessed with the finalists? 🤭 The top 5 teams of the 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition completed their final presentations today; yesterday, Caleb Green, MHSA captured the teams’ emotions in one word. Based on their entrances on presentation day, they’ve embodied their emotions in the highest display! Comment below which team you’re rooting for to take home the grand prize 🏆, and stay tuned for Heather Afriyie and Quian Callender to announce the winners tomorrow during the Scholarships & Awards Gala ✨ You really don’t want to miss this! #NAHSE #NAHSEAEC2024 #NAHSECASE24 #CaseCompetition

You see how each finals team is still all smiles after their final presentations?? Very demure, very mindful 😌 Shoutout to the 5 teams that presented during the Finals Round this morning - you all did great! In presentation order: • Florida A&M University School of Allied Health Sciences 🧡💚 • Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health 💙🤍 • University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions 💙🧡 • Cornell Sloan Program in Health Administration ❤️🤍 • The Ohio State University College of Public Health ❤️🩶 All participants, stay tuned for the official team photos you all took yesterday (or today if you didn’t have a chance to do them yet) 🤭

The Top 5 Teams of this year's Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition are ready to go! In no particular order: University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Cornell Sloan Program in Health Administration, The Ohio State University College of Public Health, and Florida A&M University School of Allied Health Sciences, have all made it to the final round! We are so incredibly proud of all of our teams who put their best foot forward to present proposals centered around the utilization of artificial intelligence to increase engagement and improve healthcare outcomes for Baby Boomers and Gen Z. Thank you to our sponsor Kaiser Permanente! Special shout out to Caleb Green, MHSA for capturing each team. Stay tuned - on Friday, we'll be announcing the grand prize winner of this year's case! We also will have an exclusive interview with the grand prize winner to gather their thoughts and perspectives on what it was like working on such a unique case. You don't want to miss this! #NAHSE #NAHSEAEC2024 #NAHSECASE24 #CaseCompetition

Congrats to the finalists of the 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition: • Team O 💙🧡 • Team V 💙🤍 • Team F 🤍❤️ • Team L ❤️🩶 • Team AA 🧡💚 We are looking forward to watching you present for a final time tomorrow morning!

Congratulations to the semi-finalists of the 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition! We look forward to hearing your presentations again later this afternoon.

Yesterday, Co-chairs Heather and Quian welcomed teams to Fort Lauderdale 🌴 The 29th Annual Everett V. Fox Student Case Competition is now underway. Before the students give it their all, they spent an evening enjoying each others’ company at Xtreme Action Park in Fort Lauderdale! They enjoyed playing laser tag, riding go karts, partaking in all the games in the venue, skating, and overall just having a great time together! We would like to take a moment to recognize our sponsor, Kaiser Permanente for their unwavering support in helping the next generation of healthcare leaders navigate the case competition! We also would like to thank our Case Committee, and all of our partners for the incredible work they’ve done and continue to do to make this case competition come to life! A special shout out to our content creator, Caleb Green, MHSA for being there to capture this fun evening 🤩 Stay tuned for more content this week! Good luck, students! #NAHSE #NAHSEAEC2024 #NAHSECASE24 #CaseCompetition