PCPCC Webinars Present: New Priorities to Align and Engage Our Stakeholders

How can we promote investment in primary care? Which links can be drawn by primary care practices between the community and the medical neighborhood? How can we entice patients, families and even employers to engage in improving care quality?  And finally, how can we build an interprofessional health workforce trained and prepared to deliver high quality primary care in team-based settings.

These are all critical questions we plan to address on today's webinar. Our 2015 strategic plan will bring forth ideas on how we can continue to play an instrumental role in advancing the U.S. health care system to be more effective and efficient with a strong foundation of primary care.

This webinar presents our new strategies on how to align, engage, and better collaborate with our partners, colleagues, patients and families in order to make this transformation a reality.

Brad Thompson, MA, LPC-S

Director, The HALI Project
Brad Thompson is the Director of The HALI Project – a non-profit organization started in 1999 that provides counseling and education services for communities who seek to be more inclusive of individuals with special needs.   That work includes working with families, the education system, and the medical system.   Brad has a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance from Texas Tech University and a Masters Degree in Counseling from West Texas A&M University and is a Nationally Certified Counselor.  He operates a private marriage & family therapy practice in Amarillo, Texas.  He is also a certified mediator in the state of Texas. Brad has over 25 years of experience working with families.   Since 2007, Brad has worked with Dr. read more

William J. Warning II, MD, FAAFP

Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Program, Crozer-Keystone Health System
Dr. Warning is the Program Director of the Crozer-Keystone Family Medicine Residency Program located in suburban Philadelphia, a position he has held since 2000.  He is also the Faculty Chair of the Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP) Residency Program PCMH Collaborative, the largest Family Medicine Residency collaborative in the country, which he initiated in June 2010 and expanded to include Community Health Centers in June 2011.  He is a speaker both regionally and nationally on PCMH implementation and “true” transformation topics as well as interprofessional team-based care.Dr. Warning is the Lead Physician in one of the first Family Medicine Residencies in the country to achieve Level 3 NCQA PCMH Recognition in April 2009. read more
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