Massachusetts General Hospital’s Stoeckle Center for Primary Care Innovation (Boston). The John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care Innovation was established in 2001 and named for Dr. Stoeckle, who spent 50 years as a primary care physician at Mass General. Focused on revitalizing and redesigning primary care delivery, the Stoeckle Center offers educational resources, conducts research projects and hosts innovation programs. One of the innovation programs is the Depression Pilot Project, which seeks to use an evidence-based model to facilitate better depression management through a multidisciplinary care team and a non-physician care manager role.
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