Are We Learning More about Patient-centered Medical Homes (PCMHs), or Learning More about Primary Care?

Rosenthal, Thomas C.

doi:10.3122/jabfm.2016.01.150352

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“…16,17 In addition, they demonstrated that expanded clinical teams can improve access to care and patient satisfaction while reducing costs. 4,5 They reorganized how primary care was provided with more patient care managed by nurses, via portal and over the phone.…”

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The Transition of Primary Care Group Practices to Next Generation Models: Satisfaction of Staff, Clinicians, and Patients

2017

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Introduction:Restructuring primary care is essential to achieve the triple aim. This case study examines the human factors of extensive redesign on 2 midsized primary care clinics (clinics A and B) in the Midwest United States that are owned by a large health care system. The transition occurred when while the principles for patient-centered medical home were being rolled out nationally, and before the Affordable Care Act.Methods: After the transition, interviews and discussions were conducted with 5 stakeholder groups: health system leaders, clinic managers, clinicians, nurses, and reception staff. Using a culture assessment instrument, the responses of personnel at clinics A and B were compared with comparison clinics from another health system that had not undergone transition. Patient satisfaction scores are presented.Results

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The Transition of Primary Care Group Practices to Next Generation Models: Satisfaction of Staff, Clinicians, and Patients

2017

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Fostering evidence-based quality improvement for patient-centered medical homes: Initiating local quality councils to transform primary care

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Zuchowski

Rubenstein

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Health Care Manage Rev

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In order to successfully facilitate systematic, sustainable primary care quality improvement, regional and executive health care system leaders should engage interdisciplinary practice level leadership in a priority-setting process that encourages frontline innovation and establish local structures such as quality councils to coordinate quality improvement initiatives, ensure accountability, and promote spread of best practices.

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Are We Learning More about Patient-centered Medical Homes (PCMHs), or Learning More about Primary Care?

Cited by 2 publications

References 22 publications

The Transition of Primary Care Group Practices to Next Generation Models: Satisfaction of Staff, Clinicians, and Patients

The Transition of Primary Care Group Practices to Next Generation Models: Satisfaction of Staff, Clinicians, and Patients

Fostering evidence-based quality improvement for patient-centered medical homes: Initiating local quality councils to transform primary care

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