Founded in 2010, Primary Care Progress is a national organization committed to building stronger primary care teams. Working with current and future healthcare professionals from across disciplines and career stages – from students and faculty to providers and health systems leaders – we offer leadership development and support that emphasizes relational skills, individual resiliency, and advocacy. By providing the resources and community necessary to excel, we’re strengthening the teams at the heart of primary care, ultimately leading to sustainable models of care and better health for all.
Monica Bharel, MD, MPH, discusses her career in public health and how she’s spearheading the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s response to the opioid crisis and other healthcare quality improvement initiatives.
Health equity and social justice advocate Liz Salomon shares how the HIV virus disproportionately impacts minorities and how she is fighting to stop these inequities.
Elizabeth Metraux goes from Relational Rounds host to guest, discussing her conversations with clinicians on relationships, isolation, and burnout in medicine.
Why creating bridges and strengthening bonds between people is key to solving current social hardships, and how healthcare will be better because of it.
Firefly Health Co-Founder and CEO Andrew Ellner wants to ensure technology supports — not replace — the doctor-patient relationship in healthcare.
Listen to this two-part episode for conversations about two different approaches to transform primary care with the same fundamental goal: improving the lives of patients.
PCP may be a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, but we’re also mission-driven and values-led, meaning that if ever there was a moment to live out our values – to stand up against prejudice and bigotry and support healthcare for all – our moment is now.
As a mission-driven organization, we stand united with all victims of hate, violence, and neglect, and in solidarity with the men and women who have taken a stand and taken a knee in defense of social justice, fairness, truth, and kindness.
This weekend is Primary Care Progress’ 6th Annual Gregg Stracks Leadership Summit! Today on the blog, we’re featuring one of our major sponsors, OptumCare, and their contributions to our primary care community.
This weekend is Primary Care Progress’ 6th Annual Gregg Stracks Leadership Summit! Today on the blog, we’re featuring one of our major sponsors, the Harvard Medical School Center for Primary Care, and their contributions to our primary care community.