Primary Care Summit

The Primary Care Summit is an AHEC-coordinated effort to prioritize projects, pilots, and/or other interventions that will achieve our goal of 100 Primary Care Providers per 100,000 population in Georgia. The first summit was in 2008 and was held annually, until 2016 when the event was then held on a biannual basis.

The Primary Care Summit, held every two years, is an AHEC-coordinated effort to prioritize projects, pilots, and / or other interventions that will achieve our goal of 100 Primary Care Providers per 100,000 population in Georgia.

Briefing Papers from the Summit:

• What do employers and preceptors say our students need to learn?
• What do preceptors/community based faculty want from academic programs?
• What do students want from community based training?
• What do employers and preceptors say our graduate students/residents need to learn?
• What are graduates seeking from residency programs?
• Policy and Funding Brief

2020 Primary Care Summit Report