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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2013 · 52 MIN

Direct Primary Care National Summit 2013- Reflections

from The Dr Synonymous Show · host A Patrick Jonas

A day by day and tweet review of the Direct Primary Care Naitonal Summit in St. Louis October 11-12.  A Patrick Jonas, MD, who served on the planning committee, spoke at and learned from Summit,  is host and a practicing Family Physician in Ohio.  This meeting offered a lot for DPC physicians, practices, products and other interested parties. I review each item on the schedule and each sponsor and vendor.  Almost everyone who attended was there at the closing bell.  The enthusiasm was impressive. I comment that this is the only aspect of medicine that is on the offensive.  The movement - or Solution, as described by Gabe Fine of Health Access Rhode Island- has a chance to seize, retain and exploit the initiative. #DPCSummit was the hashtag for Twitter.  I reviewed most of the tweets on the show.  Follow along while you listen. All are welcome.  A chat room affords listeners an opportunity for interaction in real time during the show, which is archived on BTR and iTunes.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-dr-synonymous-show--6530014/support.

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