1. Undergo a major outreach effort to inform practicing physicians and medical students that robust models of private practice still exist.
2. Support and test new private practice models.
3. Encourage payors to increase support for private practices.
4. Field a new national physician survey.
5. Conduct research based on focus groups and surveys to determine the public’s level of awareness and concern about the drop in private practices.
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