1. The Primary Care Office of the Future: Use of Museum Type “Exhibit” to Facilitate Education, Practice Transformation and Policy Change
Introductions
cipci.org/future

2. Introductions Thomas Agresta, MD, MBI CIPCI Informatics Leader
Professor of Family Medicine, University of Connecticut
Jeri Hepworth, PhD
CIPCI Director
Rachael Ingersol, MA
CIPCI Project Supervisor
You?

3. Disclosures
Products referenced in this workshop are examples of the types of tools available for practice transformation.
CIPCI does not benefit from or endorse any particular product/company.
Thomas Agresta MD, MBI –
Has partial ownership in a mobile applications healthcare company Salubae - It was not used during the workshop or CIPCI PT of the future nor in today’s demonstration.
Is on the Board of Directors of ProHealth Physicians – a multi-specialty primary care group in CT. This demonstration uses no examples from that practice.

4. CIPCI Mission and Aims The Primary Care Office of the Future
Our Mission
Deliver practical value for patients, providers, and payers by transforming primary care in ways that are palpable and sustainable. 
Our Aims
Serve as a trusted partner and resource
Improve training for primary care providers
Increase retention of primary care providers
Conduct groundbreaking research with practical value
Help practicing providers manage change
The Primary Care Office of the Future
A hands-on demonstration of new practice designs and technology
for primary care transformation.

5. Purpose
Expose primary care stakeholders to innovative and practical solutions to improve patient care & staff satisfaction
Interactive museum-like display available on our website

6. Video
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8. possible now Takeaways Accessible now
Space and process can be redesigned
Technology doesn’t have to be complicated
The team can use data to improve care
Simple changes can make the work more enjoyable

9. Tools & technology second
Mission & vision first
Tools & technology second

10. patient-centered, coordinated care
Key messages we wanted to convey

11. team-driven

12. high-tech, high-touch

13. Jeri

14. provider satisfaction
quadruple aim
better health
lower cost
provider satisfaction
better care

15. Absolutely Critical Elements for Primary Care Office of the Future
Example of evaluation
Total responses: 98

16. Comments: Major Barriers to Implementing the Absolutely Critical Components
Total responses: 59

17. Outcomes Implemented ideas in clinics Connected with practices
Inspired next generation clinicians
Influenced policy-makers

18. Tweet about our presentation: #STFM15 #CIPCIorg
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Jeri Hepworth, PhD -
Rachael Ingersol, MA -
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