1. Stakeholder Engagement Board
The Stakeholder Engagement Board will provide input to MSPTN leadership and implementation teams to ensure that practice transformation efforts reflect stakeholder priorities, and are sensitive to patient, family and clinician needs, and adequately engage local community resources to enhance care delivery. The Board will also provide guidance on how best to promote communication on the progress of MSPTN with clinicians and communities. The Stakeholder Engagement Board will meet every other month and communicate via as needed to addressing issues as they arise.

2. Roles and activities Possible roles :
Input on practice level activities (e.g. are practices considering health literacy?)
Dissemination: patient champions to bring info to practices
Assist with trainings for practice coaches
Feedback on PTN materials (e.g. toolkits, opioid materials)
Assist with trainings at regional summits or other education formats
Participate as members of SWAT teams
Participate in listservs (e.g. pediatric practices)

3. SEB Members
Providers
Patients
Community Organizations

4. Providers

5. Patients Spanish medical interpreter Volunteer at Siloam
Chronic back conditions
Research participant
Multiple chronic conditions
Complex healthcare needs

6. Community Organizations