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Thank you to all who joined us at our December 10 Breakfast of Champions. We know that workforce wellbeing and resilience is top of mind for Rhode Island practices. Nearly 100 attendees joined last month’s panel, which featured local, regional and national presenters who shared their organizational approaches to provider and clinical team wellbeing.
The Rhode to Equity Initiative teams have been hard at work for over 6 months focusing on their respective aims within their communities and utilizing the pathways to population health framework.
Dr. Peter Hollmann, Chief Medical Officer at Brown Medicine, serves as our current CTC-RI Board President. Dr. Hollmann weighs-in on the work of CTC-RI in 2021.
As board president, what was the biggest success of 2021 for CTC-RI?
Through this pandemic, resources and efforts to support providers have been more important than ever. Matthew Malek, MD, MPH, Medical Director of Provider Experience at Thundermist Health Center will be featured on our December 10 Breakfast of Champions panel, "Addressing Clinician and Clinical Team Well-being During the Pandemic."
At December’s Practice Reporting / Transformation meeting, Bernadette Parrillo, QI Specialist at RIPCPC, provided an overview of NCQA’s Annual Reporting changes to expect in 2022.
During the December Board of Directors meeting, Nelly Burdette, Psy.D, CTC-RI IBH Senior Director presented a 2-year IBH project review.
The mission of the Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island is to lead the transformation of primary care in Rhode Island in the context of an integrated health care system; and to improve the quality of care, the patient experience of care, the affordability of care, and the health of the populations we serve.