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Red Lion Hotel at the Park
303 W. North River Drive
Spokane, Washington 99201
August 5-7, 2008
The DST Advisory Committee invites you to attend
the DST Fifth Annual National Meeting. The Fifth Annual National
Meeting will continue to focus on concerns identified by the Tribal
Leaders and the Direct Service Tribes Advisory Committee. In partnership
between Tribal Leaders and the IHS, this meeting provides a forum
in which health issues that impact Indian people served directly
by the federally operated health system may be discussed on a national
level.
This year’s meeting will focus on the current
state and future of DST, the IHS budget and contract health services.
Open Space Technology, a group exercise that identifies issues,
inspires solutions, improves communication and collabration, will
also be used during this session.
Description
of Open Space Technology [PDF-154KB]
Agenda
http://conferences.thehillgroup.com/directservicetribes/DST_Agenda072308.pdf
Each individual guest must make their own reservations
by calling the Red
Lion Hotel at the Park at 1-800-RED-LION (1-800-733-5466)
by Cut-off date of July 30, 2008.
To ensure that you receive the group rate you need to identify yourself
as participating in the IHS Direct Service Tribes Meeting. The group
rate is $77.00 (single occupancy), $97 (double occupancy) + 10.6%
and a County Tourism Promotion Assessment of $1.50 per guest room
per night. Any reservation requests received after the cut off date
will be subject to standard guestroom rates and room type availability.
All reservations must have a credit card guarantee or first night’s
deposit.
There is no registration fee to attend this meeting.
However, you still need to register. To register online and for
additional meeting information, please visit the General Information
website at http://conferences.thehillgroup.com/directservicetribes/index.html.
For information, contact the IHS Office of Tribal
Programs 301-443-1104 or Hannah Kim of The Hill Group at 301-897-2789
ext. 124 or hkim@thehillgroup.com.
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