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Dear Colleague:

 

Each week the PCPCC points you to just a handful of the growing number of articles about the patient centered medical home (PCMH) that appear in the media.  With this in mind, it is my pleasure to introduce you to H2RMinutes,  a FREE weekly e-newsletter created to deliver the latest news about the PCMH.  Sponsored by the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative and produced by Health2 Resources, H2RMinutes brings you targeted, timely news about the PCMH.  H2RMinutes will appear mid-week in your Inbox, and enable you to quickly scan the headlines to learn about the policy, players and programs making news every week.  You’ll see the latest in:

 

  • Industry News—breaking news and headlines about the PCMH

 

  • Providers and Suppliers—news about the organizations that support the PCMH, such as primary care advocacy groups, vendors and others; and

 

  • Transformation in Practice—on-the-ground articles about primary care groups and pilot projects bringing change to communities across the country.

 

Through H2RMinutes, we believe you will enjoy the ease of reading full articles that you can easily share with colleagues at the click of a button.  You’ll also be able to click into audio and video interviews and other multi-media presentations on the Web, and find the latest news about Webinars centering on the PCMH.  I  hope you will share with us any suggestions for making H2RMinutes a meaningful and usable resource.

 

Subscribing to H2RMinutes is easy and free of charge.  Simply click here to subscribe. 

 

As put forward in a June 25, 2009 article in Business Week, the PCMH “has the imprimatur of President Barack Obama, who has said any health care bill should ‘encourage and provide appropriate payment for providers who implement the medical-home model.’”  Now it is more important than ever that leaders like you keep abreast of news and events that will impact health care for years to come.  I hope you will join me and subscribe to H2RMinutes as a tool to keep up with the latest news about the PCMH.

 

Sincerely,

 

Katherine H. Capps

Publisher

H2RMinutes