Not just a system we put things in, were seeing a return on information and not just in the form of reports, but information about how were using epic, some of this in nearreal time, so we can understand how were making best use of this very large investment. So a handful of Cocktail Party starters. I maybe lead you to the fourth ring, next to the last on the right, and that 21 systems were consolidated that bring wave one of epic to life. Thats important because thats a really large number of systems. Its also important because it speaks to our readiness in the coming year to decommission those systems, which has been part of our financing plan. So what did we implement . I think you have all sat through several briefings. Across the top row of items is our traditional electronic charting infrastructure, the support systems like lab, pharmacy, radiology, how we handle the revenue cycle, as well as scheduling. The first one on the bottom is Health Information exchange which may not hav
I would come up from the city after getting the other three kids off to school. I would spend the day with my kid, and we basically we literally pass each other coming out of the headlines. Honk honk, hey, good to see. We were in a position to be able to do this. If there were an olympic sport for a logistics, i would have won the gold medal that year for making thatll making that all happen. He took time off work, i took time off work and we had people willing to work with us to make it happen. Not everyone has that. There are some families that can even make trips because they dont have support. When we talk about experiential field trips, and making them available. We need to make them equitable. I would love to work with the district on writing some verbiage into that. The c. A. C. Would. Thank you. Thank you. Im going to excuse our incredible allstars. They get to go home early and we have to stay. Thank you for your service. Have a good evening. May i hear a motion and second on
Festival. He did the food event. He has partnered with our sound inspectors in the city for smaller events. I have photos of the stage i can show them if you would like to take a look . I just want to know the experience. Yeah. Although you are pointing away from the hotels, but sometimes we get across the bay the sound travels. So they are used to handling things like that. But its such a small, these are small groups, right . Local. Yeah, like garage bands. Huge systems. The grammy award winner, i was chatting with the owen brothers today on the phone. And really they do fourpart harmony. They actually sing the National Anthem at big events. And they are big on vocals and not big on a lot of thumping base. Its not like an edm metal concert. Its look at our musicality not how loud we can be. Ironically we took a look at who is going to be complaining and the only potential nuisance would be the north apartments which are on the other side. So we are projecting the music towards alcatr
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Being here today as part of the remarkable event as you know press is turning 100 this year and this month we have partnered with u of i library in order to kick off a year filled with workshops, panel, exhibits and more. Todays panel is a particularly important one. Lorrie mathison current director is joined by her two predecessors in this position willis to add Historical Context to this event ill share with you that the university of Illinois Press had six directors. In its 100 years and only four of those served in the fulltime capacity. So the reflections that we hear today encompass nearly 50 years of the presses history. It is my pleasure to introduce our moderator for todays panel dr. James d. Anderson. Ill stand on this. Dr. Anderson currently serving as dean of the school of education. Hes held other key leadership roles during his nearly 50year tenure at the university of illinois including head of the department of education policy organization, and leadership. Dr. Angder s