You've got to love spring, if only for the metaphor it provides in work and life.
As we approach Easter, signs of spring are showing--outside of our windows and inside of the medical group.
Seeds planted long ago are showing healthy growth. Standards for performance and development of common support tools such as Epic are taking root. While it will take a lot more tending before we see the kind of "fruit" we want to from this work, it's exciting to see real and steady progress as Siuslaw (Florence, Oregon) prepares to lead our go-live rollout on May 1.
Another area of "new growth" I want to point out is
PHMG's revised intranet site. The site uses a newer technology that allows us to easily adapt it to the needs of the group. It also includes some powerful information and new resources from departments such as Coding and Charge Capture and Provider Compensation. Take a look when you have a minute.
It's a busy season with spring breaks, Holy Week and--for you basketball fans--March Madness. One more event of note--tomorrow is Doctors Day. More than 60 stories honoring PHMG providers have been collected by the PeaceHealth Foundations through their Doctors Day campaign.
It's heartening to read about the positive impact our group's doctors have made on the lives of patients and staff. Thank you.
The Diabetes Quality Bundle reports will be revised beginning on April 6 to reflect the following approved changes to the measure from the Quality and Safety Committee: 
