PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

This searchable database allows policymakers and researchers to identify the leading resources on the medical home by topic, population, bibliographic information, or keyword. To learn more about how the citations data were collected and organized, select Search Methodology and Inclusion Criteria. For assistance with using the citations collections database, select Citations Database Search Help.

Subject

Reference Type

Special Population

Article Type

Displaying 1 - 20 of 57

  1. Is there a social worker in the house? Health care reform and the future of medical social work.
    Allen,Heidi (2012). Health & social work. Is there a social worker in the house? Health care reform and the future of medical social work.. 37. 3. 183-186.
  2. The Chasm Between Intention and Achievement in Primary Care
    Baron,Richard J. (2009). Journal of the American Medical Association. The Chasm Between Intention and Achievement in Primary Care. 301. 18. 1922-1924.
  3. Accelerating the Adoption of High-Value Primary Care -- A New Provider Type under Medicare?
    Baron,Richard J.;Davis,Karen (2014). New England Journal of Medicine. Accelerating the Adoption of High-Value Primary Care -- A New Provider Type under Medicare?. 370. 2. 99-101.
  4. Patient-centered medical homes or data-centered medical homes?
    Bartol,Tom (2014). Nurse Practitioner. Patient-centered medical homes or data-centered medical homes?. 39. 2. 8-9.
  5. A Lifeline for Primary Care
    Bodenheimer,Thomas M. D.;Grumbach,Kevin M. D.;Berenson,Robert A. M. D. (2009). New England Journal of Medicine. A Lifeline for Primary Care. 360. 26. 2693-2696.
  6. THE LAST WORD. The Doctor-Centered Medical Home
    Briggs,Philip, D. (2013). Family practice management. THE LAST WORD. The Doctor-Centered Medical Home. 20. 1. 40.
  7. Analysis & commentary: A Martian's Prescription For Primary Care: Overhaul The Physician's Workday
    Casalino,Lawrence P. (2010). Health Affairs. Analysis & commentary: A Martian's Prescription For Primary Care: Overhaul The Physician's Workday. 29. 5. 785-790.
  8. Integrated medical care for patients with bipolar disorder: Who will be the principal physician?
    Cerimele,Joseph M. (2011). Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. Integrated medical care for patients with bipolar disorder: Who will be the principal physician?. 72. 5. 722-723.
  9. Make room for teaching in the Patient-centered Medical Home.
    Cheng,A.;Loafman,M. (2011). Family medicine. Make room for teaching in the Patient-centered Medical Home.. 43. 10. 740-742.
  10. Nice Work If You Can Get It: comment on "Too little? Too much? Primary care physicians' views on US health care"
    Chou,Calvin (2011). Archives of Internal Medicine. Nice Work If You Can Get It: comment on "Too little? Too much? Primary care physicians' views on US health care". 171. 17. 1585-6.
  11. A Case Of "Medical Homelessness"
    Colwill,Jack M. (2010). Health Affairs. A Case Of "Medical Homelessness". 29. 5. 1067-1070.
  12. That's why they call it practice.
    Fogarty,Colleen T.;Mauksch,Larry B. (2004). Families, Systems, & Health. That's why they call it practice.. 32. 4. 365-366.
  13. The Potential Impact of the Medical Home on Job Satisfaction in Primary Care
    Friedberg,Mark W. (2012). Archives of Internal Medicine. The Potential Impact of the Medical Home on Job Satisfaction in Primary Care. 172. 1. 31-32.
  14. Commentary: educating the present and future health care workforce to provide care to populations.
    Garr,D. R.;Margalit,R.;Jameton,A.;Cerra,F. B. (2012). Academic Medicine. Commentary: educating the present and future health care workforce to provide care to populations.. 87. 9. 1159-1160.
  15. Principles on Integrating Behavioral Health Into Medical Homes Must Not Designate Leaders as "Physicians Only"
    Golden,Angela;Miller,Kenneth (2014). Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family HealthCare. Principles on Integrating Behavioral Health Into Medical Homes Must Not Designate Leaders as "Physicians Only". 32. 2. 139-140.
  16. A Primary Care Home for Americans: Putting the House in Order
    Grumbach,Kevin;Bodenheimer,Thomas (2002). Journal of the American Medical Association. A Primary Care Home for Americans: Putting the House in Order. 288. 7. 889-893.
  17. The Growth of Hospitalists and the Changing Face of Primary Care
    Hamel,Mary Beth M. D., M.P.H.;Drazen,Jeffrey M. M. D.;Epstein,Arnold M. M. D. (2009). New England Journal of Medicine. The Growth of Hospitalists and the Changing Face of Primary Care. 360. 11. 1141-1143.
  18. The Shaky Foundation of the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Hoff,Timothy (2010). American Journal of Managed Care. The Shaky Foundation of the Patient-Centered Medical Home. Intellisphere, LLC. 16. 6. 134-136.
  19. The Patient-Centered Medical Home and Why It Matters to Health Educators
    Holtrop,Jodi Summers;Jordan,Timothy R. (2010). Health Promotion Practice. The Patient-Centered Medical Home and Why It Matters to Health Educators. 11. 5. 622-628.
  20. The patient-centered medical home.
    Houde,S. C.;Melillo,K. D.;Holmes,R. (2012). J Gerontol Nurs.. The patient-centered medical home.. University of Massachusetts. 38. 3. 12-16.