I just want to say that it's such a privilege to be able to work with, to help educate and be educated by the APP members that are our course attendees here. It really has been a privilege to work with you on this course. And you've given us many great ideas for where we can take this and how we can expand our offerings for education on your behalf. We were, as Joe stated, over 270 strong on attendance, and we're going for over 300 next time. That is our goal. But we also want to think about new course ideas, and you've given us many new course ideas. So we are thankful for what you are providing us for ideas, and we are going to take those ideas and do something with them. We promise you that. It's also been humbling for me to be Jill Olmsted's co-course director in putting this course on, and humbling also to be on the faculty with really such exceptionally expert other members of the faculty. So thank you. I want to give a big shout out and ask them to take a bow, and them I'm talking about here is Eden, Michelle, and Bernie. We really couldn't have done this without you, and you're just such exceptional experts. Michelle Akers has been completely in the background here. She's the assistant director of practice operations and constituency initiatives, but she's actually much, much more than that. She shepherded us through this and put this course together and really was the person that truly not only kept us in line, but helped us put this together in more ways than I could tell you. Eden Essex is the assistant director of quality and health policy at ASGE, but she's much, much more than that and has actually been our course producer for all intents and purposes and the writer of this course, and so great thanks to Eden, who's been on with us for the entire two days, and also to Bernie Dudek, who's the manager of video productions and AV services at ASGE, who has been running this from the technical side the entire time. You don't see him, but gosh, we're in contact with him throughout the entire course, and none of this would have happened without the three of you. So please take a proverbial bow and our deepest gratitude to you. Jill, any closing remarks? Yeah, thank you, John. I mean, you took the words out of my mouth. I am humbled to have co-directed this program with you. We have such amazing thought leaders that have nationally come together to put a program for nurse practitioners and physician's assistants, and it's just amazing to see how much time and attention and education that we're focused now on our specialty. It's just amazing, and it's humbling, and I can't wait for next year. Well said. Eden, it's all yours. With that, let me offer my congratulations on a wonderful course. I thank you to our faculty and to you, our participants. As a reminder, each of you will have ongoing access to the recordings from the course via GILeap, ASG's online learning management system. When they're available in roughly three weeks, three to four weeks, the course evaluation for today is now live in GILeap, and once you complete it, you can download your certificate. If you need assistance logging into GILeap, please email Practice Management, the words Practice and Management at asge.org, and we may get back to you next week. So just keep that in mind. All the materials will still be there, so no worries. This concludes the ASG Annual GI Practice Provider Course. We hope this information is useful to you and your practice.

expanding educational offerings

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course producer

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