Photo Gallery: June Forum

Filed Under: Events June 7, 2017, Stephanie Clouser

Teresa Couts presents Recognition of Outstanding Service Award to past chairperson Larry Caruso.

Larry Caruso, past KHC chairperson, is recognized for his service.

Speaker Mylia Christensen shares measurement successes and challenges in Oregon.

Forum participants listen to Mylia Christensen’s presentation.

Gil Liu, UofL Physicians and Kentucky Medicaid, asks a question.

Dan Fisher, Sullivan University College of Pharmacy, asks a question.

Susan Moser, AbbVie, takes notes during Mylia Christensen’s presentation.

Don Lovasz, KentuckyOne Health Partners and KHC Executive Committee, asks a question.

Forum attendees listen to Mylia Christensen’s presentation.

Charles Woods, UofL Physicians, asks a question.

Attendees participate in small group discussions on barriers to metric alignment.

Bev Beckman, KentuckyOne Health, explains a point during small group discussion time.

Andrew Renda, left, and Dan Fisher brainstorm during small group discussion.

Amy O’Connell, KentuckyOne Health, makes a point during breakout conversations.

Speaker Mylia Christensen engages with attendees during breakout conversations.

DeAnna Hall, LG&E, takes notes during breakout conversations.

Randa Deaton, KHC, wraps up breakout conversations.

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