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New Changes Ahead
Keep your eyes poised on our newest endeavor – Oregon Health Forum – you may recall those earlier days when we hosted monthly breakfast forums bringing together healthcare leaders to interact and learn about the latest trends in the healthcare industry.
Well Oregon Health Forum is back again – under the auspices of The Lund Report – and we’re inaugurating our breakfast forum series with a look into the future of coordinated care organizations – in collaboration with the Oregon Business Magazine.
The event, slated for December 3 at the Multnomah Athletic Club, brings together a stellar panel with Tim Nesbitt, a consultant with the Oregon Business Council and Stand for Children, as our moderator.
Thus far, our panelists include Lynne Saxton, director of the Oregon Health Authority; Dr. Craig Fausel, president and CEO of The Oregon Clinic and Tami Graham, director of global benefits strategy at Intel. This is an event you won’t want to miss. Sign up today – And keep an eye out for future breakfast forums in 2016.
Diane can be reached at [email protected].
