Nurse-Managed Health Centers

Hansen-Turton, Tine; Bailey, Denise Nagle; Torres, Nicholas; Ritter, Ann

doi:10.1097/01.naj.0000388257.41804.41

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“…18 We assumed that 15 percent of primary care visits took place in medical homes in 2010, based on an article that estimated 13.5 percent of practices would qualify as medical homes in 2008. 19 For all models, we assumed that panel sizes per physician, nurse practitioner, and physician assistant would be similar to the numbers in 2010.…”

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Nurse-Managed Health Centers And Patient-Centered Medical Homes Could Mitigate Expected Primary Care Physician Shortage

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Numerous forecasts have predicted shortages of primary care providers, particularly in light of an expected increase in patient demand resulting from the Affordable Care Act. Yet these forecasts could be inaccurate because they generally do not allow for changes in the way primary care is delivered. We analyzed the impact of two emerging models of care-the patient-centered medical home and the nursemanaged health center-both of which use a provider mix that is richer in nurse practitioners and physician assistants than today's predominant models of care delivery. We found that projected physician shortages were substantially reduced in plausible scenarios that envisioned greater reliance on these new models, even without increases in the supply of physicians. Some less plausible scenarios even eliminated the shortage. All of these scenarios, however, may require additional changes, such as liberalized scope-of-practice laws; a larger supply of medical assistants, licensed practical nurses, and aides; and payment changes that reward providers for population health management.

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Nurse-Managed Health Centers And Patient-Centered Medical Homes Could Mitigate Expected Primary Care Physician Shortage

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“…PCMH has been widely adopted in primary care settings, including in nurse-led practices. Nurse-led practices (also referred to as nurse-managed healthcare) have shown promise in alleviating the US demand for primary care (Esperat, Hanson-Turton, Richardson, Tyree Debisette, & Rupinta, 2012) and have been identified as practice models for improving quality of care (Hansen-Turton, Bailey, Torres, & Ritter, 2010;Martinez-Gonzalez et al, 2014).…”

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How nurse-led practices perceive implementation of the patient-centered medical home

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Applied Nursing Research

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“…Poverty is on the rise and almost one in six Americans lacks health insurance (Wolf, 2010). In 2014, under the Affordable Care Act, an estimated 32 million people will suddenly become insured and seek access to health care (Hansen-Turton, Bailey, Torres, & Ritter, 2010). In addition, experts predict a shortage of PCPs (Goodman & Fisher, 2008;Iglehart, 2008;National Association of Community Health Centers, 2008).…”

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Job satisfaction and perceived autonomy for nurse practitioners working in nurse‐managed health centers

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Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners

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Nurse-Managed Health Centers

Cited by 24 publications

References 6 publications

Nurse-Managed Health Centers And Patient-Centered Medical Homes Could Mitigate Expected Primary Care Physician Shortage

Nurse-Managed Health Centers And Patient-Centered Medical Homes Could Mitigate Expected Primary Care Physician Shortage

How nurse-led practices perceive implementation of the patient-centered medical home

Job satisfaction and perceived autonomy for nurse practitioners working in nurse‐managed health centers

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