The Primary Care Revolution

Rising health care costs are prompting fundamental changes in health care delivery and generating innovative approaches to combining teamwork, culture and technology into systems that work for patients and physicians alike. HMS Center for Primary Care Director Russell Phillips and two students discuss the transformation underway that can lead to improved care and better health outcomes for patients in the future.

[t.g.v.]

Thanks for this video. These two young doctors remind of myself almost 30 years ago...being a newly medical graduate.
Times changed a lot but the practice aspirations and challenges remains basically the same. We have to acknowledge that our field seems becoming jurassic as time goes by. As a suggestion, big t.v. productions, hollywood productions Netflex hello!!, must start producing films/series in a rural primary setting. Enough for those E.R./Greys Anatomy etc type.
Young minds need to be influenced in a "Real Primary/Rural fashion or much better".

In the 1990's there was this t.v. series "Northern Exposure". I find it very interesting, truthful and funny depiction of Primary Health Care practice in a rural setting. Calling Dr. Megan/Mark. Make this one of your advocacy how to influence young minds.

...thanks and good luck to both of you.

Dr. T.
Primary Doctor in an Isolated Island Practice/Caribbean West Indies

[suryavanshsingh]

I am a student studying in class 9th from India I am good in studies I always top in my school and my aim is to make EVERYONE live a HEALTY and HAPPY life and I can achieve it by becoming a doctor. So can u suggest me a right path to achieve my goals. I'LL be very grateful if you do so.

[kooisengchng]

Gosh, how can you say US has the best health care system in the world when our outcomes are so much worse than comparable systems in other countries.

[jacobclark]

I think because of the special circumstances special laws apply, I think all people that want to protest in a large group should first have to get a permit from a doctor and tested for the covid virus.