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Speaker: Let me just say this. I'd like to first of all thank the agency, Secretary Angwunobi, the staff of the agency, the folks from Vanderbilt for putting this together. This was a tough assignment. This last one we put together payers and providers together to do some agreement or even something on price and quality. Because there's just a natural tension there. And we made some progress today.

I suggest that we continue this collaborative effort in this type of styles because I think it's going to show a lot of progress. I want to particularly thank Lisa because I think she did a tremendous job in planning and putting this together and keeping us together throughout this...

[Applause]

Tom Lloyd: At the Vanderbilt team, we're very happy to have been a part of this. Just to let you know what's going to happen from our end. I get the impression somebody has a flight like...

[Laughter]

Tom Lloyd: I appreciate it.

[Laughter]

Tom Lloyd: So we're collecting. You know we've been videotaping. We're going to send the video tapes off to get transcribed. We will build the web site. The website will be up without the transcription probably within 48 to 72 hours. We will send that to Lisa and her team. And they'll look through it, make sure we haven't messed up anything amazing like Ms. Elaine, the secretary's name, something like that.

However that function happens from there, they will release it as part of the natural process of the organization. We will upload the transcription as it comes in. And feel free to just update us and let us know if you have any issues with anything that was said. You will be able to click on the videos and see the streaming videos. So just know that's there in well. This whole thing will be turned into an executive summary that we will have in 21 days.

So that will be kicked back your way so that you can review that and make sure we're all maintaining the momentum of this session. And I think that one of the reasons you do something like this is to build that momentum and get things going. So I do appreciate the fact you're all still here and that we've I think achieved our goals for this session. With that I'll hand-off to Lisa.

Lisa: Thank you.

Speaker: Well, it's like a couple of days. As I look around this room I see that it gotten a little bit smaller. And so I'd like to give a round of applause for those of you that have stuck around for the entire...

[Applause]

Speaker: You're getting the gold star award. And thank you Bob for the acknowledgment of the planning but I'd really would like to acknowledge my staff and if you don't mind standing up. Beth Eastman, Esther Kim, Bill Dollum, Amber Bell, Cindy, I don't see Cheryl. Is Cheryl here? But they have been working...

Audience: Jerome

Speaker: Jerome, if you would stand up. They've been working around the clock the last couple of weeks to get this whole thing organized. Between the logistics of the hotel, Jerome thank you for taking care of that, between the meeting planning and I just want to publicly say thank you for all your hard work.

[Applause]

Speaker: Special thanks to my friends at Vanderbilt. We've been through a strategic planning process before a couple of years ago. And this by far outweighs anything that we've accomplished today. And we could not have gotten to this point without your guided discussion. And thank you Vanderbilt team.

[Applause]

So thank you for participation in the last two days. We will be gearing back-up in about four to six weeks as another group will be taking suggestions for the next meeting day at the project council. But it looks like even though we've gone through the difficult two days of our strategic planning, what we've really done is like the foundation for the remaining five years and the work ahead of us. So thank you and thank you for your willingness to continue and to participate with us in this important endeavor.

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