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Work force and community health care needs: A model to link service, education, and the community

This article discusses a model of primary care delivery that was formulated through numerous discussions by a group of primary care policy fellows. This model considers the work force linkages of clinical practice and education of interdisciplinary providers as critical to the delivery of quality, cost-effective primary care. Work force linkages must be related to community health care needs.