
08/06/2025
Physicians and clinicians with experience in inpatient and surgical environments are familiar with the “morning huddle,” a quick, 10 or 15-minute meeting that typically focuses on patient safety. Today, more practices are finding that the morning huddle is equally helpful in primary care settings.
A morning huddle is a great way to merge personal and clinical information with data and analytics – ideally by giving everyone in the practice an opportunity to review which patients are scheduled for the day, what their appointment will focus on, and where gaps in care may lie.
To learn more about how to incorporate a morning huddle into your practice, see the article “Combining Clinical Insight and Data-Driven Expertise: The Case for Morning Huddles in Primary Care,” by Becky Trotter, vice president of population health at CareAllies and Aliya Ali, MD, MBA, regional medical director at CareAllies.
Morning huddles may well be the missing piece of the puzzle for busy PCPs trying to close care gaps. By leveraging the huddle processes...