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Pediatric Immunization: A Quality Improvement Initiative in Response to COVID-19, funded by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of RI and Coronavirus Relief Fund
In May 2020, the effects the COVID-19 pandemic on accessing well-child care as evidenced by declining pediatric immunization rates was brought to light at various committee meetings.
2021 Pediatric/Adult Health Care Transfer of Care Quality Improvement Initiative
CTC-RI / PCMH Kids and RIDOH is pleased to announce that the following 10 practices have been selected to join the 2021 Pediatric/Adult Health Care Transfer of Care Quality Improvement Initiative:
CTC-RI Clinical Strategy Committee Focus on Advancing APM Capitation
As many RI groups have focused on value-based payment this year, CTC-RI’s Clinical Strategy Committee (CSC) is making significant strides to concentrate on how a capitated alternative payment model (APM) might possibly improve health care.
Mark Your Calendars for CTC-RI Breakfast of Champions Now Offering CME Credits! Focus on the Clinician’s Perspective Under Capitation
CTC-RI is happy to announce that CME credits are now available for our quarterly Breakfast of Champions meetings. Please make note that the upcoming June 11 Breakfast of Champions discussions are relevant to both Adult and Pediatric practice leaders.
IBH Committee Meeting: Focus on Children’s Behavioral Health
At the May 13 Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) Committee meeting, Marti Rosenberg, MPS, RI EOHHS Director of Policy, Planning, and Research and Susan Lindberg, LICSW, RI DCYF Associate Director, Community Services & Behavioral Health, presented on the Children’s Behavioral Health System of Care.
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