PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Patient-centered medical home: Developing, expanding, and sustaining a role for pharmacists
    Choe,Hae Mi;Farris,Karen B.;Stevenson,James G.;Townsend,Kevin;Diez,Heidi L.;Remington,Tami L.;Rockafellow,Stuart;Shimp,Leslie A.;Sy,Annie;Wells,Trisha;Standiford,Connie J. (2012). American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy. Patient-centered medical home: Developing, expanding, and sustaining a role for pharmacists. 69. 12. 1063-1071.
  2. Analysis & Commentary: Driving Quality Gains And Cost Savings Through Adoption Of Medical Homes
    Fields,Daniel;Leshen,Elizabeth;Patel,Kavita (2010). Health Affairs. Analysis & Commentary: Driving Quality Gains And Cost Savings Through Adoption Of Medical Homes. Project Hope. 29. 5. 819-826.
  3. Performance enhancement using a balanced scorecard in a Patient-centered Medical Home.
    Fields,S. A.;Cohen,D. (2011). Family medicine. Performance enhancement using a balanced scorecard in a Patient-centered Medical Home.. 43. 10. 735-739.
  4. Building the Patient-Centered Medical Home in Ontario
    Glazier,Richard H.;Redelmeier,Donald A. (2010). Journal of the American Medical Association. Building the Patient-Centered Medical Home in Ontario. 303. 21. 2186-2187.
  5. The Pregnancy Medical Home: use of the power of the Medicaid program to improve the standard of care across North Carolina
    Gray,C. L. (2011). North Carolina medical journal. The Pregnancy Medical Home: use of the power of the Medicaid program to improve the standard of care across North Carolina. 72. 3. 232-3.
  6. Engaging Specialists in Performance-Incentive Programs
    Greenberg,Jeffrey O.;Dudley,Jessica C.;Ferris,Timothy G. (2010). New England Journal of Medicine. Engaging Specialists in Performance-Incentive Programs. 362. 17. 1558-1560.
  7. Using Medicare Payment Policy To Transform The Health System: A Framework For Improving Performance
    Guterman,Stuart;Davis,Karen;Schoenbaum,Stephen;Shih,Anthony (2009). Health Affairs. Using Medicare Payment Policy To Transform The Health System: A Framework For Improving Performance. Project Hope. 28. 2. 238-250.
  8. Barriers to physical and mental condition integrated service delivery
    Kathol,R. G.;Butler,M.;McAlpine,D. D.;Kane,R. L. (2010). Psychosomatic Medicine. Barriers to physical and mental condition integrated service delivery. 72. 6. 511-518.
  9. Results From A Patient-Centered Medical Home Pilot At UPMC Health Plan Hold Lessons For Broader Adoption Of The Model
    Napier Rosenberg,Cynthia;Peele,Pamela;Keyser,Donna;Mcanallen,Sandra;Holder,Diane (2012). Health Affairs. Results From A Patient-Centered Medical Home Pilot At UPMC Health Plan Hold Lessons For Broader Adoption Of The Model. 31. 11. 2423-2431.
  10. Achieving cost control, care coordination, and quality improvement in the Medicaid program
    Quinn,K. (2010). Journal of Ambulatory Care Management. Achieving cost control, care coordination, and quality improvement in the Medicaid program. 33. 1. 38-49.
  11. Michigan's Physician Group Incentive Program Offers A Regional Model For Incremental 'Fee For Value' Payment Reform
    Share,David A.;Mason,Margaret H. (2012). Health affairs. Michigan's Physician Group Incentive Program Offers A Regional Model For Incremental 'Fee For Value' Payment Reform. 31. 9. 1993-2001.