This webinar is established for primary care providers and other health care providers, to assist them in learning how to incorporate genetic thinking into their everyday practice. Information will be provided on what the role of the primary care provider is in the provision of genetic medicine, and case studies will be presented to provide further examples of the importance of genetics in a primary care setting.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, attendees should be able to:
The national IMPaCT project supported North Carolina as one of four leading states in the field of practice transformation and primary care extension. Through IMPaCT, North Carolina partnered with four other states (Idaho, Maryland, Montana, West Virginia) to disseminate its primary care practice transformation strategies. Together these states formed the North Carolina IMPaCT Learning Community, and each state received individual and group technical assistance to help implement a practice transformation initiative.
Sponsored by the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions. Join Andrea and Michael Thompson of Marblestone Consulting Group as they answer the following questions:
How will hospitals be affected?
The role of health literacy and culture in the Affordable Care Act (ACA)
What Healthcare Providers Need to Know about the Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Wednesday, October 30, 2013, 3:00pm- 4:30pm ET
Register:https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/790983530. The webinar will be recorded and uploaded to the Center's YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com/hchds).
Sponsored by the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions (http://www.hopkinshealthdisparities.org)
Join Andrea and Michael Thompson of Marblestone Consulting Group as they answer the following questions:
The PCPCC recently released a new report that supports primary care clinicians in their efforts to adopt a population health management (PHM) approach that effectively leverages health IT solutions and community partnerships in the larger 'medical neighborhood.' The webinar will include a presentation from Jaan Sidorov on the essential features of health IT-enabled PHM, and Robert Fortini's success at Bon Secours Virginia Medical Group, a Shared Savings ACO in Richmond, Virginia.
This webinar is established for primary care providers and other health care providers, to assist them in learning how to incorporate genetic thinking into their everyday practice. Information will be provided on what the role of the primary care provider is in the provision of genetic medicine, and case studies will be presented to provide further examples of the importance of genetics in a primary care setting.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, attendees should be able to:
Families for Depression Awareness is presenting a free, one-hour webinar about Coping with Stress and Depression on Tuesday, October 29 at 7 PM Eastern/ 4 PM Pacific.
Designed to educate a general audience of all adults including employees, family caregivers, and Human Resources Executives, this webinar discusses
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and the Commonwealth Fund are supporting a free webinar on the role of a new, emerging strategy for facilitating primary care transformation and improving community health—“Health Extension.” The Primary Care Extension Program is incorporated into the Affordable Care Act in Section 5405. This model has been adapted in the health sector from the successful Cooperative Extension Service employed in the Agricultural sector. “Health Extension” is now being developed and tested in 18 states.
Join us for a webinar featuring an overview of Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan's statewide patient-centered medical home program, including the history of the program, its PCMH-designation scoring process, evaluation methods, and latest results. Working with over 2,500 primary care practices, BCBSM's medical home initiative results were recently published in Health Services Journal and identified $155 million in savings and $26.37 lower per member per month costs over three years.
This webinar is established for primary care providers and other health care providers, to assist them in learning how to incorporate genetic thinking into their everyday practice. Information will be provided on what the role of the primary care provider is in the provision of genetic medicine, and case studies will be presented to provide further examples of the importance of genetics in a primary care setting.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, attendees should be able to:
