CTC releases Quarterly Update on Community Health Teams
CTC recently released a Quarterly Update on its Community Health Teams. To review the initiative's progress and most recent update, click here.
News and Articles
Quality Behavioral Health: Enhanced Behavioral Health Services for QBH Compact Partners
Quality Behavioral Health has been providing outpatient behavioral health services to medical practices and community agencies for over a quarter of a century. They are pleased to announce several enhanced and new services for their compact partners.
Clinician Well-Being Survey 2019: Improving clinician and care team well-being
CTC and PCMH-Kids programs recognize the importance of clinician (and clinical team) well-being. We are collaborating with the Primary Care Physician Advisory Committee of the RI Department of Health to help develop solutions that will improve clinician well-being. Burnout, stress, and work overload have become a pervasive problem among health care clinicians in the United States.
CTC launches UnitedHealthcare-funded IBH Primary Care Program for 9 primary care practice sites
On February 28, 2019, CTC launched our kickoff meeting for the 9 primary care practice sites that are participating in the one-year IBH primary care program that has been funded by UnitedHealthcare. This IBH expansion includes 30 providers and 70,000+ patients.
Practice Reporting and Transformation Committee updates and resources
Primary care practices learned important updates at the February 27 CTC Practice Reporting and Transformation Committee from Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner (OHIC) staff, Marea Tumbler and Cory King, Principal Policy Analysts.
CTC and American College of Physicians launch collaborative to enhance communication with specialists
CTC and the American College of Physicians have partnered to provide a 6-month collaborative focused on improving referrals and communication between primary care and specialists. This "High-Value Care Coordination" program had its kickoff on February 19 which was attended by more than 50 people representing 23 participating primary care and specialist practices.
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