The Timeline of a Primary Care Innovation Collaborative
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The document outlines the timeline and steps for forming a Primary Care Innovation Collaborative (PCIC). It includes identifying leadership, getting funding, recruiting students and faculty, creating a syllabus, forming student-faculty teams to conduct innovation projects, having regular group meetings, and sharing findings. Resources and support are available from Primary Care Progress's PCIC team throughout the process.
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- 1. The Timeline of a Primary Care Innovation Collaborative © Primary Care Progress 2011 Any questions about accessing resources/documents? Please contact pcic@primarycareprogress.org
- 2. How do we determine if a Primary Care Innovation Collaborative (PCIC) is a good fit? Step Resources/Details • http://primarycareprogress.org/programs/primary- care-innovation-collaborative/ Learn about • Attend a PCIC webinar the PCIC • Talk to chapter leaders who have done PCICs • Read the PCIC Toolkit. Email pcic@primarycareprogress.org to get a copy. Connect with a member of • Email pcic@primarycareprogress.org to set up a phone call to discuss what starting a PCIC in your our PCIC community might look like team
- 3. How do we form a Primary Care Innovation Collaborative? Step Resources/Details Identify and convene your • PCIC Toolkit: Setting up the PCIC leadership team • PCP Field Team can help you with outreach Get financial support • Apply for funding from PCP Recruit students, faculty • PCP Field Team can help you with outreach (and residents!) • PCIC Toolkit: How to get participants involved Create a syllabus/meeting • PCIC Toolkit: Group Meetings schedule • Talk with our PCIC team about developing didactic sessions Create student-faculty • See next page teams/projects Consider getting • Meet with stakeholders to get course credit and apply for CME Credit institutional support • PCIC Toolkit: Setting up the PCIC
- 4. How do student-faculty teams conduct their innovation projects? Step Resources Faculty presents • PCIC Toolkit: What a PCIC project looks like project idea & • PCIC Toolkit: How to match students and faculty match with • PCIC Project Planning Worksheet • PCIC Interests and Projects Survey students Develop and • PCIC Toolkit: How to plan and run the project execute project • PCP website clinical innovation resources plan • PCP Toolkit: Online Tools for Clinical Innovation Meet on site • Work with PCIC & Field team to identify funding weekly or biweekly sources for transportation
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