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JeffAPCT Overview Five year HRSA-funded grant (7/1/15-6/30/20) Leadership team from Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Physician Assistant Program Objective 1: To improve/ expand primary care and population health curriculum across the continuum of primary care providers and trainees (students, residents, and practitioners) Objective 2: To create an enhanced, sustainable model of primary care physician faculty development for PCMH Transformation Objective 3: To create a new, sustainable model of faculty development for community-based primary care preceptors (MD/DO, PA, NP, others)

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Achieving the Triple Aim: Better Health Care: Every Patient will have access to and an exceptional experience of care Better Health: Measureable impact on the health of individuals, communities and the nation Lower costs: Lower the cost of care by delivering the right care, at the right time, in the right setting Presentation: 41 minutes

Quarterly Family and Community Medicine town hall presentation by Christine Arenson, MD Presentation: 47:15

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Objectives: Understand the interprofessional education movement in health professions education Describe Jefferson's innovative IPE programs Discuss how and why to incorporate IPE and collaborative practice models at the DFCM Presentation: 51 minutes

The Jefferson Center for Interprofessional Education (JCIPE) is an interdisciplinary program designed to improve patient care through implementing and evaluating patient-centered education within the Thomas Jefferson University curriculum. The JCIPE Co-Directors of the program, Dr. Arenson and Dr. Rose discuss their research and experiences.

Objectives: 1. Describe an example of a longitudinal interprofessional education curriculum. 2. Identify strategies to evaluate outcomes of interprofessional education curricula. 3. Distinguish barriers and facilitators of an interprofessional education program.