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ALIGNING TO CREATE VALUE
Deborah S. Briggs, president and CEO of the New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals, cautioned leaders: "GME [Graduate Medical Education] has become a dirty word in Washington." The summit ended with care leaders sharing their new ideas and pledging their passion for positive change to protect one of the state's most valuable assets: academic medicine
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ALIGNING TO CREATE VALUE
Twenty-five of New Jersey’s largest health care systems came together September 6, 2012 to confront the realities of a sector divided. Thomas Cavalieri, D.O., dean of the UMDNJ School of Osteopathic Medicine, joined a panel discussion with Paul Katz, M.D., dean of the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and Heather Howard, director of the State Health Reform Assistance Network, to share new initiatives that are blurring the traditional lines between medical schools and teaching hospitals.
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ALIGNING TO CREATE VALUE
Matthew Wieczkowski, St. Peter's University Hospital chief administrative officer and executive vice president, joins the September 6th conversation, urging colleagues to collaborate and partner for strength and solutions.
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Code Blue: Breathing New Life into Primary Care
Family medicine docs, deans and program directors came together the week of Nov. 5 to test the waters for a new initiative called the Primary Care Innovation Center.The idea emerged when the Council's Physician Workforce.Taskforce made it clear that the state and its residents are in a vlunerable spot now due to the lack of family physicians.
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Code Blue: Breathing New Life into Primary Care
Keynote speaker Andrew Morris-Singer, MD explained that change happens when there's a nightmare, hope and a group of people who have experienced both. The nightmare?:The system's broken. You are a buffer between the patient and this mayhem." The hope?: "More and more payers are putting their buck down for primary care. Our ability to get something done will rest on our ability to work together.
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Deborah Briggs Testifies, Senate Health, Committee
On Thursday, June 7, 2012 Deborah Briggs testified before the Senate Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee.
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NJCTH Family Medicine Innovation Center
In an all-out effort to get out ahead of the tsunami in healthcare reform, the New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals convened leaders of the state's teaching hospitals and medical centers to arrive at clarity on the issues and begin hammering out solutions -- together. "Hopping the Fence" is a lively discussion of their challenges, hopes and vision for a stronger future.
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NJCTH Testifies Before Assembly Health & Senior Services Committee
On Wednesday, March 7, 2012 Deborah Briggs testified before the Assembly Budget Committee ...
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NJCTH Graduate Medical Education Primer 2012
The New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals has created this
Graduate Medical Education Primer
to demystify and simply define New Jersey’s medical education system.
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GME - Individual Hospital Report
The Council Gives Commissioner O’Dowd Individual Hospital Reports
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