What is the impact of primary care on communities? Growing research has shown the importance of providing “whole-person care” to not just patients, but to entire communities. The COVID-19 pandemic especially highlighted the need for population health care. The field of family medicine has had a long-vested interest in preserving and building the agency of communities. Understanding how family physicians and primary care as a whole help preserve and build the agency of communities will allow for more replications of these relationships in other communities.
Join us for a primary care forum as we discuss the role family physicians play and their relationships with communities. RSVP and note your attendance preference -- virtual or in-person. Breakfast will be provided.
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Ann Greiner, MCP
President & CEO
Primary Care Collaborative
Sarah Kureshi, MD, MPH
Vice Chair for Education (Department of Family Medicine)
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
Michael Fine, MD
Author, Organizer and Speaker on Health Care and Democracy
Bellinda Schoof, MA
Vice President, Health of the Public and Science Division at American Academy of Family Physicians
Alison Huffstetler, MD, FAAFP
Moderator