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Lots of Reasons Why You Should Attend The Patient Centered Primary Care Collaboratives Oct 21 5th Annual Summit
There are several reasons to attend the Oct 21 Patient Centered Primary Care Collaboratives 5th Annual Summit.
Youll see the good work that the PCPCC is doing as the leading national organization advocating on behalf of the Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH).
Along with an auditorium-full of like-minded learners, youll benefit from an agenda that is packed with clinicians from the real world of medical practice who have developed successful medical homes.
Youll get to meet others who share your interest in an innovative and rapidly evolving approach to primary care.
Youll be in Washington DC at the height of beautiful fall weather.
And, last but not least, youll get your own copy of the PCPCC Report, Care value, community connections: Care coordination in the medical home. According to this newswire press release, the report "includes the insights of thought leaders" on the theories and tactics behind the definition, role and function of care coordination.
The immodest Disease Management Care Blog couldnt have put it better itself, especially because its the author of thefirst second chapter.
Lots of Reasons Why You Should Attend The Patient Centered Primary Care Collaboratives Oct 21 5th Annual Summit
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Youll see the good work that the PCPCC is doing as the leading national organization advocating on behalf of the Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH).
Along with an auditorium-full of like-minded learners, youll benefit from an agenda that is packed with clinicians from the real world of medical practice who have developed successful medical homes.
Youll get to meet others who share your interest in an innovative and rapidly evolving approach to primary care.
Youll be in Washington DC at the height of beautiful fall weather.
And, last but not least, youll get your own copy of the PCPCC Report, Care value, community connections: Care coordination in the medical home. According to this newswire press release, the report "includes the insights of thought leaders" on the theories and tactics behind the definition, role and function of care coordination.
The immodest Disease Management Care Blog couldnt have put it better itself, especially because its the author of the
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