DULCE Learning Collaborative Celebrates Accomplishments and Looks at Sustainability
The month, the DULCE Learning Collaborative meeting provided valuable updates and insights on the ongoing work to improve family and child health outcomes.
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Midpoint Learning Collaborative on Delivering Age-Friendly Care
Last month, CTC-RI held a midpoint Learning Collaborative as part of the Delivering Age-Friendly Care Implementing the 4M Model and Supporting Care Partners of People with Dementia project.
Join December's Best Practices in Team-Based Care Webinar
CTC-RI hosted their monthly Best Practices in Team-Based Care webinar series, designed to provide practical insights and strategies for primary care providers. This month, the session focused on the topic of “Navigating Eating Disorders in a Pediatric Primary Care Setting.” Eating disorders present unique challenges in pediatric primary care, requiring a collaborative, informed approach.
Expanding Pediatric IBH Capacity
This month, CTC-RI, in partnership with Foundation for Integrated Care (FIC) had our final meeting for the Expanding Pediatric Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) Capacity project. This meeting gave an overview and developments for FIC, pre- and post-data from each of the participating practices, and overview of their quality improvement projects.
RI Representation at American Public Health Association 2024
A RI team attended the annual American Public Health Association conference in Minneapolis in October to present on the work of the RI Community Health Worker (CHW) Strategy Team. Linda Cabral, CTC-RI Senior Program Manager, was part of the team that included Swanette Salazar (FSRI), James Day and Mitchelle Abuna (RIDOH) and Geraldine McPhee and Nancy Silva (RIPIN). This team supports the imple
Clinical Stragegy Meeting Focuses on State HCSP and Sustainable Payments
The November Clinical Strategy Committee had 44 attendees joining for a discussion of the State Health Care System Planning (HCSP) Cabinet Primary Care Workgroup and sustainable payments for Advanced Primary Care.
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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.