Primary Care Progress catalyzes meaningful change in the way we relate to each other within the healthcare ecosystem to improve the quality of interactions, outcomes, and lives of every individual.
Resources and Programs for the Healthcare Community
Student Action Network 2021-2021 Team Applications Now Open
Our Student Action Network is the learning space where PCP Team Leaders develop their Relational Leadership™ skills while making an impact on their communities. PCP will be accepting up to 20 teams for active membership for the upcoming academic year. Completion and submission is required of all current and new student-led teams interested in joining the Student Action Network next year. The application period will be open until April 30, 2021. View the application and apply today.
PCP Statement on Georgia Shootings and Anti-Asian Violence
Primary Care Progress condemns the murders of eight people this week in Atlanta, GA, including six women of Asian descent. Every one of us at PCP stands in solidarity with the Asian American community and all communities of color against racist and violent acts of any kind. Xenophobic rhetoric and actions only further divide us during a time when we should be connecting with one another to unearth the values that unite us.
The continued rise of racial harassment, hate crimes, and discrimination against the Asian and Pacific Islander community is despicable. To our entire PCP Network and the healthcare community who are targeted and impacted by these hateful acts, we are here for you. We are prepared to work with others to ensure bigotry is eradicated from our society.
PCP Open Access
In the latest iteration of PCP’s Relational Response Initiative, PCP Open Access is a free, online series designed to help clinicians develop the relational and teaming skills needed to thrive in these increasingly virtual times. More information about the next online workshop is coming soon.
Relational Response Initiative
PCP values the relationships between and among patients, healthcare providers, and staff on the frontlines who are working tirelessly to slow the spread of the COVID-19 and to do what they can to limit its impact. Over the last several months, PCP has re-engineered the ways in which we deliver our Relational Leadership curriculum in a variety of virtual formats. Please visit our Relational Response Initiative for content and resources designed to support healthcare professionals on the frontlines and medical students in transition because of the pandemic. We are also highlighting resources like those from the National Alliance for Mental Illness for anyone that could be facing urgent emotional crises.
In addition, we invite you to join the COVID-19: Providers & Patients Supporting Each Other Facebook Group, meant for those who greatly value the relationships between and among patients, healthcare providers, and staff who are giving their all to fight this pandemic.
Stories of COVID Global Initiative
In partnership with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and with generous support from the Morris-Singer Foundation, we’re inviting everyone impacted by this pandemic — clinicians, staff, health professions students, patients, and family members — to share their personal perspectives and experiences. Share your Story of the COVID-19 Crisis.
Cultivating Clinician Leaders
Working with current and future healthcare professionals from across disciplines and career stages, PCP’s leadership workshops and team development programs build the relational, individual resilience, and advocacy skills needed to excel in healthcare today.