covid

Check back weekly for the latest survey results and updates.
For last week's data, see Week 3 Results.

Who replied to the survey in Week 4?

Check back weekly for the latest survey results and updates.
For last week's data, see Week 2 Results.

Who replied to the survey in Week 3?

The Primary Care Collaborative, in partnership with The Larry A. Green Center, just released real-time survey results of primary care clinicians (conducted March 20-23), measuring the impact of COVID-19 on their practices.

The PCC recently signed on to Families USA's letter to Congress, urging them to pass legislation that provides aid allowing fiscal assistance for the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The coronavirus is having a major impact on the U.S. health care system—including primary care. To track the impact of the coronavirus and what is needed to respond, the Primary Care Collaborative partnering with the Larry A. Green Center to conduct a weekly survey of primary care practices on their responses to the COVID-19 crisis. The goal of this effort is to regularly assess primary care’s ability to evaluate and manage patients in the midst of COVID-19 and to consider policy implications going forward. 

Health IT leaders at hospitals and health systems are fast-tracking major technology projects—some in a matter of days.

As coronavirus cases rapidly increase in the U.S., healthcare chief information officers (CIOs) and IT executives are facing an unprecedented situation with a demand to ramp up technology tools on multiple fronts.

PCC and the Larry Green Center partnered to release a real-time survey of clinicians to get a glimpse of the effect of COVID-19 on their practices. 

The coronavirus is rapidly impacting the U.S. health care system—including primary care. To track its impact and what’s needed to respond, the Primary Care Collaborative has partnered with the Larry A. Green Center, which is conducting a weekly survey of primary care practices on their response to the COVID-19 crisis. The goal of this effort is to regularly assess primary care’s ability to evaluate and manage patients in the midst of COVID-19 and to consider policy implications going forward.