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Health care's future: the impact of women.

More than 100 female executives gathered in New Orleans, LA on May 7-8, to attend the Second Annual National Women's Conference of the American College of Healthcare Executives. This two-way conference was designed to examine issues critical to professional development and offered a forum to develop a better understanding of the effect that women, as executives and consumers, have on health care.