Passing of Dr. Jim Turley (Previous Board Member, PCIC)
The PCIC family is saddened to report the passing of Dr. Jim Turley, one of the three founding board members of Patient Care Intervention Center.
2020 in review
Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this edition we share a recap of the progress made towards our mission in 2020.
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Making Data Work for the Community
Sr. Data Analyst, Betty Li Gai, and Data Science Intern, Jacky Chan, recently presented recent community data mapping efforts at Rice University’s virtual 2020 Ken Kennedy Institute Data Science Conference. This year’s conference focused on the role of data analysis and computer processing in community relief efforts aimed at combatting COVID-19.
2020 Q3 Newsletter
Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this third quarter report we share Ms. Stephanie's story, introduce you to our newest team members, highlight a project and more.
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2020 Q2 Newsletter
Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this edition of PCIC's newsletter, we are excited to share a client success story, introduce you to our newest partner, share the COVID-19 relief work we have been doing and more.
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Lone Star Justice Alliance and PCIC: Pioneering an Alternative Method of Managing Reformative and Health-Related Practices Among Youths
PCIC has partnered with Lone Star Justice Alliance (LSJA), a nonprofit legal organization whose mission is to improve the lives of emerging adults (18-24 years old) in the justice system through utilization of developmentally appropriate responses to behavior, treating emerging adults with equity and dignity to promote resilience, conserve costs, and increase public safety. PCIC will provide a platform to support their “Transformative Justice” and “End Juvenile Life Sentences” programs, which implement innovative strategies for maximizing the supports and services needed to keep emerging adults in the community where their needs are better met at a lower cost to the state. Through targeted outreach, public awareness campaigns, and other organizing activities, LSJA’s community programs engage emerging adults and their families to promote the development of positive outcomes among Texas emerging adults.
PCIC, Humana and the University of Houston CHW Join Forces to Inspire Change
In May 2020, leadership from PCIC, Humana and the University of Houston Community Health Worker Initiative (UH CHWI) presented an innovative, collaborative model of care at the virtual Collective Impact Forum. In the presentation, Tray Cockerell (Humana), Kallol Mahata (PCIC), and Dona Stelzig (UH CHW) spoke about their project’s goals and their organizations’ shared vision for revitalizing healthcare systems and combating current barriers to quality treatment.
2020 Q1 Newsletter
Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this uncertain time, the the needs of vulnerable populations do not stop, and the need for care coordination services are stronger than ever. Read to learn how PCIC is adjusting to the global crisis, while continuing to innovate and care for patients.
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Presenting the Values-Based Model of Care to Healthcare Professionals from Around the World
PCIC’s board chair, Dr. David Buck, along with Dr. Stephanie Barker and Dr. Nick Maguire from the University of Southampton (a partner of PCIC), presented the “Values-Based Engagement in Healthcare” to an audience of international healthcare professionals at the fifteenth annual Street Medicine Institute Symposium, in Pittsburg, PA.
2019 in review
Dear friends and supporters of PCIC:
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In this edition we share a recap of the progress made towards our mission in 2019.
We thank you for your support and look forward to your feedback. |
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