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In this uncertain time, the the needs of vulnerable populations do not stop, and the need for care coordination services are stronger than ever. Read to learn how PCIC is adjusting to the global crisis, while continuing to innovate and care for patients.
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PCIC’s board chair, Dr. David Buck, along with Dr. Stephanie Barker and Dr. Nick Maguire from the University of Southampton (a partner of PCIC), presented the “Values-Based Engagement in Healthcare” to an audience of international healthcare professionals at the fifteenth annual Street Medicine Institute Symposium, in Pittsburg, PA.
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In this edition we share a recap of the progress made towards our mission in 2019.
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Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this second quarter report we share a client success story, introduce you to our newest team members, and more.
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No way! Here’s why.
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In the spring edition of our newsletter, we're excited to share news of collaborative partnerships, community engagement, and expanded impact.
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Patients with complex needs often require services from a variety of social, medical and government benefit agencies. While there are some systems in place to coordinate referrals between providers, some key issues remain.
Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this edition we share a recap of the progress made towards our mission in 2018.
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PCIC hosted a two-day workshop focused on our “Values-Based Care Model”. Participants were provided with cognitive-behavioral and complex trauma frameworks to gain a greater understanding of why complex patients behave in ways that seem self-destructive.
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