>Judith Weiss said:
>I get a lot out of this list just by reading it, and I don't have to prove
>what a "change-agent" I am by posting. Maybe the REAL change-agents are too
>busy to post, ever think of that?
Judith,
As a lurker for many months I want to thank you for your defense of those of
us who have never posted to the list. I have a real job (or three depending
upon how you count)in which I am a real change agent in an organization with
11,000 employees and a budget in excess of a Billion dollars where I am
trying to implement a QI initiative with at least an undercurrent of LO,
two children, a wife in a residency program, and a few hobbies of my own. I
have been fortunate to benefit from a few nuggets on this list (I've dropped
most others as irrelevant) and not yet been moved to jump into a
conversation. Quite candidly, many of the exchanges appear to be among
people with well established relationships and I feel a little like an intruder.
So, if it's okay with everyone I'll just continue to lurk, benefit when I
can, and wait until the spirit or topic moves me to stick my neck out and
become a real participant.
Dr. Charles Taylor Grubb
ctgqalty@interpath.com
Director, Quality Improvement
Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services
325 North Salisbury Street
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 733-3295 (office)
(919) 733-6259 (FAX)
"They said it couldn't be done, but that doesn't always work." Yogi Berra
--Charles Taylor Grubb <ctgqalty@Interpath.com>
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