The Rhode Island Executive Office of Health & Human Services and Department of Health, together with CTC-RI hosted a 2-part kickoff session for the Rhode to Equity Initiative on July 14 and 29. These information sessions brought in subject matter experts Dr.
This month, CTC-RI interviewed Emma B.
Meet Dr. Judith Blazar Westrick, MD, of Anchor Pediatrics in Lincoln.
At the July CTC-RI / PCMH Kids Practice Reporting/Transformation meeting, Mark Olson from DataStat reviewed the process and timeline for fielding the CAHPS Survey. The following CAHPS information is available:
Anchor Pediatrics, Comprehensive Community Action Program (CCAP) and Hasbro Pediatric Primary Care have successfully completed the two-year Pediatric IBH program. At the July meeting, the Cohort 1 practices shared successes, challenges and lessons learned.
At the July Nurse Care Manager / Care Coordinator Best Practice Sharing meeting, Nwando OFokansi, project officer with RIDOH’s Health Equity Zones Initiative, guided the group through an interactive discussion on useful strategies to effectively communicate with others about COVID-19 vacci
On August 18, the Telehealth Learning Collaborative, ‘Using Technology to Improve Care for Patients with Chronic Conditions’, is coming together for a 3rd learning collaborative meeting.
Please register to join us for the September 10 Breakfast of Champions with the following agenda:
Improving Maternal Child Care: Addressing Health Disparities in Prenatal Care
At the August Quarterly IBH Committee meeting, Debra Hurwitz, CTC-RI Executive Director, facilitated a strategic planning discussion using Google’s online collaborative whiteboard technology, Jamboard. We want to continue to capture as many great ideas as possible and over the next couple of weeks, you can continue to add comments to the Jamboard session by clicking on this
This month, CTC-RI interviewed Emma B. Romey, LMSW, Associate Director of Customer Success at Unite Us, a technology platform used by a growing number of primary care practices, community-based organizations, and community health teams.
The mission of CTC-RI is to support the continuing transformation of primary care in Rhode Island as the foundation of an ever-improving integrated, accessible, affordable, and equitable health care system. CTC-RI brings together critical stakeholders to implement, evaluate and spread effective multi-payer models to deliver, pay for and sustain high-quality, comprehensive, accountable primary care.