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Harvard Seeks New Models to Support Primary Care Center
Addressing what it calls a “crisis” in primary care, the Harvard Medical School announced Thursday (Oct. 28) that it would develop new models of care for primary care physicians. By forming the Center for Primary Care the school will provide medical education and serve as a center for local, national, and international leadership in the primary care specialties. Funded with $30 million from an anonymous donor, the center also will do research into innovative care-delivery models. More information is available from Harvard and from The Boston Globe

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