PCP Summit 2019 Sponsor Spotlight: OptumCare
OptumCare understands that healthcare is local, but relationships are personal, and they intentionally create spaces for those relationships to thrive.
OptumCare understands that healthcare is local, but relationships are personal, and they intentionally create spaces for those relationships to thrive.
Discover DentaQuest Partnership’s bold idea to revolutionize healthcare, and stay tuned for more Summit 2019 sponsor features.
Understanding the core competencies of teaming during my leadership journey has transformed the way I see and move through the world. It’s all been essential in launching the first-ever Relational Leadership Institute at the University of Utah this Fall.
Have you ever had a continuing education experience that dramatically changed the way you worked immediately after you participated? In the fall of 2018, I did, and I returned to UNC, sharing my RLI experience with anyone who would listen.
Beginning at OHSU and beyond, RLI’s interactive curriculum is designed for participants to synthesize their learning and explore ways to incorporate what they’ve learned into their lives.
We sought to develop a new leadership model — one that would not only draw from community organizing — but also based on research in sociology, social psychology, anthropology, and organizational development.
Brian Souza has worked with healthcare non-profits for more than two decades. As PCP’s Chief Executive Officer, he brings his vision and expertise into PCP’s work of infusing Relational Leadership™ throughout primary care.
Connection and vulnerability builds teams. We need to keep making the case in a way healthcare’s leaders can understand, with the hard data to get their attention.
Kimberly Lin, an M.D. Candidate, Class of 2020 at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, shares how the Summit teaches students to become leaders that can unite all members of a team under a common vision and passion to achieve large-scale, effective change.
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.