Innovation and Policy Leaders
At the PCPCC 2017 Annual Conference, we released the Shared Principles for Primary Care—currently endorsed by nearly 300 diverse organizations—and featured innovators that are putting this new vision into practice. At this year’s conference, we are bringing together leaders who are spreading and scaling this vision for primary care through evidence-based policies, benefit design changes and patient-family engagement efforts. These efforts are designed to move the U.S. towards a vibrant future of person-centered, team-based, and community-aligned primary care that will help achieve the goals of better health, higher quality care, and lower costs.
See the AgendaBarbara Starfield Awards Dinner
Don’t miss the premier networking event of the year where we celebrate the accomplishments of primary care champions. At this year’s Barbara Starfield Awards Dinner — immediately following the PCPCC Annual Conference — we will recognize distinguished leaders and innovators of primary care who have helped shape the field.
Reserve a seat nowPatient & Family Partners Training
PCPCC is offering 25 scholarships to patient advocates. To be considered for a scholarship, please answer the 4 questions below and send your answers to Merilyn Francis ([email protected]) and Tanya Thabjan ([email protected]).
- What is your current job/position and/or involvement in primary care policy or models of care?
- Why is the scholarship needed?
- Have you ever attended a PCPCC conference in the past and/or ever received a tuition waiver for a past PCPCC conference?
- How would you apply the training/education received to your work in developing patient-centered medical homes?
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Earn CME Credit for Attending!
This Live activity, Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative (PCPCC) Annual Fall Conference, with a beginning date of 11/10/2016, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 7.00 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.