Primary Care Reform

Primary Care Reform involves changes to how everyday healthcare services are organized and delivered, aiming to make access to knowledgeable, ongoing medical support more efficient and responsive. It focuses on strengthening the relationship between patients and their primary healthcare providers, such as family doctors and nurse practitioners, while improving coordination with specialists and hospitals. The goal is to enhance patient outcomes, reduce unnecessary emergency visits, and ensure equitable, timely care. These reforms often include adopting new technologies, team-based approaches, and community partnerships to create a more effective, patient-centered healthcare system.