While policy still needs to play a central role in strengthening primary care, employers also need to step up and play a crucial part. Louise Probst, retiring Executive Director of the St. Louis Area Business Health Coalition, emphasizes the role of purchasers in shaping the market. Learn more about Louise, the PCC’s latest Primary Care Champion, in our interview with her: https://lnkd.in/eEwJC2id
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Palliative care in California has come a long way in the past 30 years, but there is still work to be done. Learn more about the progress made and opportunities for future growth in this article from the California Health Care Foundation. Read the article here: https://vist.ly/nuxf #CaliforniaHealthcare
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Explore the Texas Primary Care Consortium 2023 Summit Outcomes report to learn how the 11th Annual TPCC Summit brought stakeholders together in Houston, TX, to address the challenges of putting primary care front and center in our health care system. https://ow.ly/mI4R50Qgz8U
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During a recent visit to Cone Health, the Patient Experience team proudly shared three strategic actions that take patient experience to the next level. With focuses on provider communications, community health, and leader rounding, this large health system is transforming the human experience through training and resources with positive results that will lead them into the future and beyond. Read the On the Road https://ow.ly/ExQR50SeI73
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Gestionnaire de la programmation @ Société Santé en français | LEADS in a caring envrionment
Interesting…telemedicine is like any other approach. It is a good tool in certain circumstances and may not be the answer for others. Many see it as the answer to adress services in a second language. Let’s use it as needed but not make it the only solution. Services in one’s first language needs to be looked at first as the standard.
President and CEO @ Healthcare Excellence Canada | Getting Better at Getting Better. Together.
This year's health services and policy research article of the year is a must-read focusing on the interplay between the use of virtual care and continuity of care. Congratulations to Lauren Lapointe-Shaw and colleagues who showed that Ontario patients with virtual visits (mostly phone) to an outside family physician were 66% more likely than those who connected virtually with their own family physician to go to an emergency department in the next 7 days. This means that there was one additional ED visit for every 77 outside virtual visits. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/eentZYBk And keep your eyes open for the top 10 article list coming soon from the Institute of Health Services and Policy Research & Canadian Association of Health Services and Policy Research.
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Expanding scope of practice policies to include non-physician health care practitioners is one strategy to increase access to care, especially in rural and underserved areas. Learn more in NCSL's national database which tracks scope of practice issues in over 20 policy areas for nine types of health care practitioners: https://bit.ly/44rcbu5
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This article by Axios: https://lnkd.in/eJPPB74W - really outlines the issue of access to care among women and really spells out the fact that something needs to be done. If you get the chance, please do join the interactive web class noted below. Together we CAN make a difference.
Is your organization working on increasing women’s access to gender-specific care and preventative care? 🚺 Join this interactive webinar on August 17th at 11am EST and learn what initiatives leading women’s health experts from The Permanente Medical Group, Inc., Sanford Health and Northwell Health are implementing within their organizations. There are only 30 spaces left to attend this exclusive webinar. Register your place here: https://bit.ly/46Ze6Z2 #womenshealth
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Nearly 80% of Americans are concerned about accessing quality health care. Are you one of them? Primary care is the foundation of health care, according to Dr. Sreekanth Chaguturu, CVS Health's Chief Medical Officer — but results from a 2022 poll conducted by the Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research underscore just how much adults worry about getting access to this essential component of their well-being. That is why we are enhancing our value-based offerings across providers like Oak Street Health and Signify Health to address consumer concerns about access to reliable primary care and expanding our ability to provide care where, when and how consumers want it. Learn more: https://cvs.co/3QK2d3n
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In our latest blog post, learn how Aledade ACO member Dr. Laura Theis prompted revisions to our provider participation agreement to bring it into better alignment with the values of independent primary care practices and community health centers: https://ow.ly/tcbH50QXGi3
The Not-So-Fine Print: How One Physician Transformed Our Provider Participation Agreement - Content Resource Center | Aledade
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In our latest blog post, learn how Aledade ACO member Dr. Laura Theis prompted revisions to our provider participation agreement to bring it into better alignment with the values of independent primary care practices and community health centers: https://ow.ly/U2mH50QVQo7
The Not-So-Fine Print: How One Physician Transformed Our Provider Participation Agreement - Content Resource Center | Aledade
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Health care policy executive driving primary care transformation and value based care in Virginia, Tennessee, and nationwide
In our latest blog post, learn how Aledade ACO member Dr. Laura Theis prompted revisions to our provider participation agreement to bring it into better alignment with the values of independent primary care practices and community health centers: https://ow.ly/5iM650QVink
The Not-So-Fine Print: How One Physician Transformed Our Provider Participation Agreement - Content Resource Center | Aledade
