The Primary Care Revolution

Rising health care costs are prompting fundamental changes in health care delivery and generating innovative approaches to combining teamwork, culture and technology into systems that work for patients and physicians alike. HMS Center for Primary Care Director Russell Phillips and two students discuss the transformation underway that can lead to improved care and better health outcomes for patients in the future.
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