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Cabinet Call Agenda: December 2012

Advocacy & Public Policy Center

I. PCPCC Updates

    A. Center Leadership Retreat: Wednesday, January 9, 2013; 10:00am – 3:00pm EST

    B. Weekly Thursday Call Special Guest on December 13: Sonya Schwartz, Program Director, NASHP

  • Discuss recent developments around state health exchanges and state Medicaid expansions
  • Call-In Number: (712) 432-0900. Access Code: 868853#

    C. November 2012 Meeting Minutes

    D. Annals of Internal Medicine article “The Patient-Centered Medical Home: A Systematic Review”

    E. Upcoming Cabinet Calls for 2013

  • January  - cancelled due to January retreat
  • February 14 - Open Forum Call
  • March 14
  • April 11
  • May 9
  • June 9

II. Activities on Standing Center Strategic Objectives

    F. Progress Report Updates (see below for more details)

    G. Tentative Agenda for January 2013 Retreat 

  • Comments/Additional Suggestions/Request for presentations (speakers, topics, etc)?

III. Open Discussion

Standing Strategic Objectives: Progress Reports                                                                                                           

1.  Develop an advocacy and public policy agenda for the Collaborative, in consultation with the other Centers, the Executive Committee, and under direction of the Board

  • Leadership retreats scheduled for January 2013 for all five Stakeholder Centers
  • Quarterly calls (begin in December) for Co-Chairs from each Center and Executive Committee to collaborate and streamline Center activities

       2.  Advocate for and assist in the development of strategies to drive health system reform (to include health information technology and payment reform)

  • Relates to leadership retreat

3.  Promote primary care and the PCMH as the foundation of the medical neighborhood, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), and health system integration

4.  Promote primary care and the PCMH as part of federal and state health insurance exchanges, Medicaid, Medicare, and other federal, state, regional, and local government health programs
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