.Yalda Jabbarpour spoke w/KFF Health News about how concierge medicine can affect access. “Separating from a doctor who’s transitioning to concierge care “breaks the continuity with the provider that we know is so important for good health outcomes." bit.ly/4czZS3h

To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we're highlighting past visiting scholars and what they're up to now! 2018 #GrahamCenter visiting scholar, Dr. Peter Meyers still actively collaborates with he met through the RGC. #RGCat25 bit.ly/41P3Kce

August #GrahamCenter Scholar Thomas Freitag is excited to collaborate with physicians and researchers in primary care policy space and make an impact in health care advocacy. Learn more about our visiting scholars program: bit.ly/41P3Kce

August #GrahamCenter Scholar Enrique J. Blanco-Martinez is eager to learn about health policy solutions that will result in better patient care. Learn more about our visiting scholars program: bit.ly/41P3Kce

#GrahamCenter director Yalda Jabbarpour joined Faisel Syed and Dan McCarter on Faisel & Friends a Primary Care for America podcast, to discuss new data and the urgent need to invest in the primary care workforce. Listen now, wherever you listen to podcasts! bit.ly/3vZ21po

2018 #GrahamCenter research contributed to solidifying what family physicians have known for a while: primary care is associated with lower costs and hospitalizations. #RGCat25 bit.ly/4cOpKsM

The AAFP interviewed #GrahamCenter Director @yaldajabbarpour to discuss the wide-ranging research the RGC has issued over the past 25 years — work that has guided @aafp_advocacy, informed AAFP members and educated policymakers. bit.ly/3MhLMYV #RCGat25

For 25 years, the #GrahamCenter has played a pivotal role in informing policy and primary care practice. In this Am Fam Physician article, past and current leaders of the Graham Center reflect on its history, impact and future direction. bit.ly/3WmycrE

🎙️ #GrahamCenter Director @yaldajabbarpour spoke to @aafp_advocacy about the 2024 primary care scorecard and implications for workforce training and funding. Listen now, wherever you listen to podcasts! bit.ly/3SMqdn2

ICYMI The Washington Post cited the #GrahamCenter's 2024 primary care scorecard in an article about the primary care workforce shortage. wapo.st/3xtP1Zl

For 25 years, the #GrahamCenter has played a pivotal role in informing policy and primary care practice. In this Am Fam Physician article, past and current leaders of the Graham Center reflect on its history, impact and future direction. bit.ly/3WmycrE

The #GrahamCenter welcomes Dr. Diana Rubio, our 2024-2025 Robert L. Phillips, Jr. Health Policy Fellow! She is excited to engage in health policy research and contribute to impactful solutions for historically disadvantaged communities. bit.ly/41P3Kce

Director of @theGrahamCenter Yalda Jabbarpour explained that less than 1% of all federal research dollars are being spent on #primarycare. What happens if primary care disappears, and how can we ensure we have enough PCPs in areas that need them the most? bit.ly/4bZHLCS

This #WomenInMedicineMonth, former #GrahamCenter fellow Grace Walter and RGC staff explored which types of health care procedures female family physicians offer based on the clinician’s race and ethnicity. bit.ly/43DRL25

For our 25th anniversary, we're highlighting past visiting scholars! 2007 #GrahamCenter scholar Kara Odom Walker reflects on how the RGC led the road in developing data driven policy solutions to support primary care. #RCGat25. bit.ly/41P3Kce

Farewells, new beginnings & new research mark the start of fall for the #GrahamCenter! We’re excited to celebrate Women in Medicine Month and to continue our research and collaboration for the rest of the year. Read what’s ahead in our recent newsletter: bit.ly/4ebio2C

ICYMI on last week's Faisel & Friends, @thegrahamcenter’s Yalda Jabbarpour joined Faisel Syed and Dan McCarter to discuss new data and the urgent need to invest in the primary care workforce. Listen now, wherever you listen to podcasts! bit.ly/3Mfw7cw

The #GrahamCenter team & American Board of Family Medicine led a study to understand factors contributing to burnout in female family physicians. Key takeaways: organizations can help curb burnout by supporting flexible schedules and more time with patients. #WomenInMedicineMonth bit.ly/47IAvtH

👏Spot on, Alison Huffstetler LaBattaglia, MD!

Have you read Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine lately? Yalda Jabbarpour, Alison Huffstetler LaBattaglia, MD & #GrahamCenter staff looked at the relationship between primary care physician capacity & usual source of care. Improving rates of USC are key strategies for increasing access to care. bit.ly/3yQLQM1