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.
Elizabeth Metraux goes from Relational Rounds host to guest, discussing her conversations with clinicians on relationships, isolation, and burnout in medicine.
Despite the welcome increase in women in the ranks of medicine, healthcare has a long way to go to reflecting a culture of inclusion and equity.
Within a few conversations, the enormity of our task was clear. To lend your voice to this powerful exploration of attitudes, challenges, and opportunities in primary care, contact us.
Contact us to learn more and participate in PCP’s important research endeavor, focused on what it takes to lead in primary care today.
On the first episode of PCP’s Relational Rounds podcast, Dr. Morris-Singer shares the story of PCP, his research on the role of community in primary care, and why healthcare needs to prioritize team-based care.
Early in 2018, seven students at Bryant University joined me on a parallel path of uncharted waters: launching our lives into Primary Care Progress.