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Category Archive for: ‘Photos’
Pics from 2011 Annual Conference
First images from November 11th conference, themed “Working in Concert.” Many thanks so far to Matt Webber, Charles Maclean and Tyler Baxter for these photos.
Read MoreNovember 2010 Conference
In November 2010, we co-hosted a conference with our colleagues from the Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation, AARP, and the Oregon Patient Safety Commission. The focus was on the third leg of the Triple Aim – enhancing the individual’s experience of care. Thanks to volunteer Charles Mclean, we got some great images from the day.
Read MoreWe Can Do Better T-Shirts
People across Oregon and beyond have sent us pictures of themselves in their We Can Do Better t-shirts. Do you have a picture? Send it to us (email to webmaster@wecandobetter.org) and we’ll add you to this slide show.
Read MoreOn The Road
Pictures from you and about you as we’ve travelled the state.
Read MoreOctober 2009 Conference
In October 2009, we held our second annual conference at the Salem Conference Center in Salem, OR. More than 250 attendees came to learn and talk about getting to the “health” in health reform.
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