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What you can learn from the practice of the future
The future and success of primary care may rest on its ability to engage patients in entirely new ways.
We will be hosting a live interview (via Google Hangouts) with Dr. David Judge on Friday, March 15th at 9AM EST. Please join us on our Google Plus page at 9AM on Friday to watch the interview. And send in questions to ask Dr. Judge to our Twitter account @MedEconomics or comment on our Google Plus page.
The future and success of primary care may rest on its ability to engage patients in entirely new ways, and David Judge, MD, is putting some techniques into practice at the Ambulatory Practice of the Future he founded at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
In this video, Judge talks about how testing models to improve the quality of care and build teamwork may help lower costs to patients and the healthcare system in the long term.
Read more about the practice here.
