Community Oriented Primary Care New Directions for Health Services Delivery (1983) / Chapter Skim
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Workshop A
Workshop A
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The group indicated that such data exist, or are close to the surface, but that they need to be uncovered, assembled, and disseminated in order to convince decision makers and funding sources of the effectiveness of COPC. Third, there was an expressed need to exhort medical schools to produce more community oriented graduates through a variety of strategies involving changes in selection, curriculum design, and administrative policies.
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financing sources and mechanisms—insurance systems, prepaid contracts, Medicaid, Medicare to get them to provide greater incentives for community oriented models of practice. Potentially affected constituencies—the poor, the aging, children's groups, minorities, as well as providers, and the decision makers need to be informed of the value of COPC.
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