Although this study was performed in a large health system with access to many resources, it serves as a model for others to explore creative solutions. It provides a template for educators to explore collaboration with heretofore unlikely partners in administration, finance, and information systems and to create opportunities outside of traditional roles, such as the development of business models for sustainability. Smaller and independent facilities may seek opportunities to share data systems or form consortia to organize systemwide recognition applications. Hospital-based educators could partner with primary care practices to provide follow-up education on an office and seek creative methods for billing for services. Innovative technological methods, virtual teams, and community-based education afford other exciting opportunities that need to be tested. First and foremost, educators and physicians need to be open-minded to consider areas for change.