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She has extensive background in leadership, organizational development, program management in both the nonprofit and education settings.

You've been at Stratus Health for how long now, Jennifer?

It's been a while.

Wow, wow, wow, wow.

Well, there's a long history of Stratus Health that really started out as what was once called the peer review organization around the country.

We were the one in the state of Minnesota back then it was called the Foundation for Healthcare Evaluation.

Then it morphed into Stratus Health and a variety of different things

that you're involved with today.

So thank you.

Thank you so much for being with us today.

You're a special guest for sure.

So let me start this out and then you guys can chime in on this.

It's like for those of us who have been involved in health, there's always this umbrella, I guess you might want to say that's over our heads, that we're always looking at quality improvement and

quality assurance.

And it's almost, whether it be at a community level, whether it be internally within hospitals and hospital systems, delivery of care, et cetera.

So there's always that, how is it that we improve and how is it that we assure that

that we're going in the right direction.

So let's start out with that first of all.

Comment on that a little bit, Jennifer, from your experience.

Yeah, you know, for all the years that I've been involved in health, it always seemed to me that, and correct me if I'm wrong, that it seems to me that one of them, quality improvement,