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URL:https://arcancercoalition.org/events/acc-quarterly-meeting-5/
SUMMARY:ACC Quarterly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the first ACC Quarterly Meeting of 2020 on T
 uesday\, February 11\, at 9:00AM! This meeting will be at CARTI\, 8901 Car
 ti Way\, Little Rock\, in the Roy and Christine Sturgis Community Educatio
 n Room. The agenda is below.\nRegister Here\n&nbsp\;\nMeet our speakers:\n
 \n\nLisa Vaden – Hospice &amp\; Palliative Care Association of Arkansas 
 (HPCAA)\n\nBefore joining HPCAA as Executive Director in 2013\, Lisa serve
 d on their Board of Directors and their Education/Planning Committee. In t
 he provider world\, she has 9 years of hospice experience\, as well as 11 
 years of home health experience in administrative/educator roles. Lisa ser
 ved as a member of the National Hospice &amp\; Palliative Care Organizatio
 n’s Council of States Steering Committee and Professional Education Comm
 ittee where she worked to promote and enhance quality end-of-life care thr
 ough state and national activities.\n\nIn 2017\, Mrs. Vaden was appointed 
 to Arkansas’ “Palliative Care and Quality of Life Interdisciplinary Ta
 sk Force” by Governor Asa Hutchinson. She also serves as a core member o
 f the AR POLST Coalition. In January 2020\, Lisa stepped down as HPCAA’s
  Executive Director\, however\, she continues with the Association working
  on special projects and providing education.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Craig Wilson\,
  JD\, MPA is the Director of Health Policy at the Arkansas Center for Hea
 lth Improvement (ACHI)\, a nonpartisan\, independent health policy organiz
 ation that serves as a catalyst to improve the health of Arkansans.\n\nMos
 t recently\, Craig has focused on legislation to develop a robust infrastr
 ucture and process for the collection of data for reporting health quality
  and pricing called the Arkansas Healthcare Transparency Initiative. He wo
 rked alongside the Arkansas Surgeon General and state legislators to devel
 op and implement the Health Care Independence Program (also known as the 
 “private option”) and its successor program\, Arkansas Works\, both of
  which use an innovative form of premium assistance to provide coverage to
  low-income Arkansans.\n\nCraig is a graduate of Lyon College in Batesvill
 e\, Arkansas. He is an attorney licensed to practice in Arkansas\, having 
 earned his Juris Doctorate from Georgia State University College of Law an
 d his Master of Public Administration from Georgia State University Andrew
  Young School of Policy Studies in Atlanta\, Georgia.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n
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