Stoeckle Center Seminars - 2006

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Jan 27
2006
  Improving Diabetes Care: The Implementation of a Comprehensive DiabetesQuality Improvement Program in the Primary Care Setting
Marcy Bergeron, RN, MS, ANP
Adult Nurse Practitioner
Bulfinch Medical Group, MGH

Robert A. Hughes, M.D.
Medical Director and Founder
Bulfinch Medical Group, MGH
Feb 24
2006
  Measuring and Improving the Patient's Experience of Care: Moving From Data to Action With Your MHQP Results
Susan Edgman-Levitan, PA
Executive Director
John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care Innovation
Mar 24
2006
  Power of Apology
Lucian Leape, MD
Adjunct Professor of Health Policy
Department of Health Policy and Management
Harvard School of Public Health
Apr 28
2006
  Language Issues in Pediatric Care: Crossing the Language Chasm
Alexy Arauz, MD
Pediatric Service
Massachusetts General Hospital
May 26
2006
  The Ambulatory Practice of the Future: Embracing Innovation in Primary Care
David C. Judge, MD
Bulfinch Medical Group
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jun 23
2006
  Join the Juggler's Aid Society: Thriving Not Just Surviving in Primary Care
Linda Hawes Clever, MD, MACP
President
RENEW
Sep 22
2006
  Applying Universal Design Principles to Improve the Physical Environment for Patients, Staff and Clinicians
Lisa Iezzoni, MD, MSc
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Director of Research, Division of General Medicine and Primary Care,
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Oct 27
2006
  Depression in Adolescence
Mark A. Goldstein, MD
Pediatric Service
Massachusetts General Hospital


Nov 17
2006
  Schwartz Center Rounds in Primary Care Case presentation: "When Doing the Hard Thing Feels Good: The Power of Relationship in Primary Care"

Katharine Treadway, MD
Internal Medicine Associates, Physician
Massachusetts General Hospital

Marjorie Stanzler
Director of Programs
The Kenneth B. Schwartz Center

Sally Okun, RN
Schwartz Center Facilitator

 

Today, primary care practitioners are providing more complex care in an increasingly busy environment. This severely limits their time and opportunity to educate patients about their health and chronic illnesses, as well as discuss other issues like prevention and wellness measures - a situation that is frustrating to both practitioners and patients alike.