Spotlight: Dr. Elizabeth Lange, PCMH Kids Co-Director
PCMH Kids co-director Dr. Elizabeth B.
News and Articles
Breakfast of Champions Addresses Adult & Pediatric Asthma Solutions and Guidelines
In the groundbreaking March session, the Breakfast of Champions brought together nearly 80 health care leaders to share and learn about updated asthma guidelines, discuss practical considerations, and learn about specific projects to improve asthma care in children and families focused on a practice-based pharmacy led intervention, school-based training efforts and a collaborative effort to int
Clinical Strategy Committee Hears About Federal Primary Care Delivery and Alternative Payment Initiatives
The February Clinical Strategy Committee (CSC) meeting featured presentations by 2 guests: Judith Steinberg, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health on the Current Status of Primary Care Plan for Health and Human Servi
RI Behavioral Health Providers Enrolled in UMass Integrated Behavioral Health Training
CTC-RI is excited to announce that we will be supporting 11 RI behavioral health professionals to participate this spring in the UMass Chan Medical School Certificate Course in Primary Care Behavioral Health.
Call for Applications: NCQA Behavioral Health Distinction Readiness
CTC-RI / PCMH Kids is pleased to offer an opportunity to apply for funding that will assist practices with achieving NCQA Behavioral Health Distinction.
Rhode to Equity Project Incorporates Community Health Workers with Latino Health Access Support
Beginning this spring, the Rhode to Equity project has a new component: each of the 6 participating teams will be engaging up to 3 community health workers (CHWs) to support the work that they are doing to address health disparities rooted in systemic inequities. CTC-RI is also excited to bring Latino Health Access (LHA) into the project. LHA will work alongside Dr.
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