Mission leaders sitting at the executive table must be knowledgeable about the operations of health care. There are many resources available to assist you in staying abreast of changes in the business and ministry of health care. This page provides links to well-respected resources that your colleagues across the ministry access as well as others.

Getting Started

Being connected is an important part of a mission leader’s job. These two checklists offer a suggestion of where to start in getting to know who’s who in your ministry.

• Mission Meet and Greet - System
• Mission Meet and Greet - Facility

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CHA Webinars and Video Resources

CHA is pleased to offer live and archived webinars on both timeless and trending topics in Catholic health care. Please visit the CHA Online Learning section for the complete library of webinars, videos and eLearning Modules.

 
Mission

• The Professionalization and Integration of Mission Leaders: Results of the 2013 Mission Leader Survey
• Mission Integration in Eldercare Part 1 and Part 2
• Subsidiarity: A Leadership Principle for Good Work
• Introduction to the Catholic Social Tradition

 
Pastoral Care

• Spiritual Care: Essential to Catholic Identity

 
Sponsorship

• Canon Law 101 for Mission Leaders

 
Environment

• Climate Change and Health – Webinar for the Feast of St. Francis

 
Diversity & Disparities

• Good Intentions, Bad Results - Mitigating the Unintended Effects of Unconscious Bias
• Welcoming the Stranger: Catholic Health Care and Immigration

 
Human Trafficking

• A Medical Safe Haven for Victims – A CHA Human Trafficking Webinar

 
Community Benefit

• Community Benefit Webinar: IRS Form 990 Schedule H: An Overview
• What Counts as Community Benefit

 
Global Health 

• A Modern Day Parable
• Guiding Principles for Conducting International Health Activities
• Sharing Surplus Equipment, Supplies and Medicines
• Responding to a Disaster
• Conducting Mission and Immersion Trips

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External Resources

Supportive Care Coalition is the collective Catholic voice advocating and advancing excellence in palliative care through education, advocacy, mission and ethical integration as well as the promotion of spiritual care in palliative care.

National Association of Catholic Chaplains advocates for the profession of spiritual care and educates, certifies, and supports chaplains, clinical pastoral educators, and all members who continue the healing ministry of Jesus in the name of the Church.

Health Care Without Harm seeks to transform health care worldwide so that it reduces its environmental footprint, becomes a community anchor for sustainability and a leader in the global movement for environmental health and justice.