Governance Series: A Good Hospice Board in Action - What it Looks Like

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Join Husch Blackwell's Meg Pekarske as she further explores good governance in hospice. In this conversation, Meg is joined by fellow attorney Stephanie E. Kaiser as they delve into the details about how a “good” board functions, what are the common attributes and how you can measure performance. They discuss the role of sub-committees and term limits, what makes a good board agenda and minutes, and the essential elements of effective board infrastructure.
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