PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  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. Women's health during health care transformation.
    Clancy,Carolyn M.;Sharp,Beth A. Collins (2006). Journal of General Internal Medicine. Women's health during health care transformation.. 28. S500-503.
  3. Practice transformation and the Patient-centered Medical Home as team sports
    Dickinson,W. P. (2010). Family Medicine. Practice transformation and the Patient-centered Medical Home as team sports. 42. 6. 391-392.
  4. 'Redefining Health Care': Medical Homes Or Archipelagos To Navigate?
    Enthoven,Alain C.;Crosson,Francis J.;Shortell,Stephen M. (2007). Health Affairs. 'Redefining Health Care': Medical Homes Or Archipelagos To Navigate?. Project Hope. 26. 5. 1366-1372.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. An argument for comprehensiveness as the "special sauce" in a recipe for the patient-centered medical home.
    Holt,C. (2014). Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine: JABFM. An argument for comprehensiveness as the "special sauce" in a recipe for the patient-centered medical home.. 27. 1. 8-10.
  8. 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.
  9. Utilizing Medical Homes to Manage Chronic Conditions
    Kamajian,Steven (2010). Osteopathic Family Physician. Utilizing Medical Homes to Manage Chronic Conditions. 2. 4. 102-107.
  10. It's Not the Model that Matters-Still Lost in Transition
    Kappel,Michael L. (2013). Journal of Oncology Practice. It's Not the Model that Matters-Still Lost in Transition. 9. 3. 128-129.
  11. Health reform and the Affordable Care Act: The importance of mental health treatment to achieving the triple aim.
    Katon,Wayne J.;Unutzer,Jurgen (2013). Journal of Psychosomatic Research. Health reform and the Affordable Care Act: The importance of mental health treatment to achieving the triple aim.. 74. 6. 533-537.
  12. Is there a psychiatrist in the house? Integrating child psychiatry into the pediatric medical home: Drs. Keller and Sarvet reply.
    Keller,David;Sarvet,Barry (2007). Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Is there a psychiatrist in the house? Integrating child psychiatry into the pediatric medical home: Drs. Keller and Sarvet reply.. 52. 8. 877.
  13. Disease Management and the Medical Home Model: Competing or Complementary?
    Kuraitis,Vincent (2007). Disease Management & Health Outcomes. Disease Management and the Medical Home Model: Competing or Complementary?. Adis International Limited. 15. 3. 135-140.
  14. Pharmacists and Health Reform: Go for It!
    Lipton,Helene Levens (2010). Pharmacotherapy. Pharmacists and Health Reform: Go for It!. 30. 10. 967-972.
  15. What primary care psychology has to offer the patient-centered medical home
    McDaniel,Susan H.;Fogarty,Colleen T. (2009). Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. What primary care psychology has to offer the patient-centered medical home. 40. 5. 483-492.
  16. Behavioral Health Integration: A Critical Component of Primary Care and the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Nielsen,Marci (2014). Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family HealthCare. Behavioral Health Integration: A Critical Component of Primary Care and the Patient-Centered Medical Home. 32. 2. 149-150.
  17. Patient-Centered Medical Home for High-Risk Children With Chronic Illness
    Perrin,James M. (2014). JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association. Patient-Centered Medical Home for High-Risk Children With Chronic Illness. 312. 24. 2625-2626.
  18. The American Psychiatric Association response to the "Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home".
    Raney,Lori;Pollack,David;Parks,Joe;Katon,Wayne (2001). Families, Systems, & Health. The American Psychiatric Association response to the "Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home".. 32. 2. 147-148.
  19. Better Care for Older People With Chronic Diseases: An Emerging Vision
    Reuben,David B. (2007). Journal of the American Medical Association. Better Care for Older People With Chronic Diseases: An Emerging Vision. 298. 22. 2673-2674.
  20. Assembling patient-centered medical homes - Is this focus on patient care a distraction from STFM's primary mission?
    Rogers,J. C. (2007). Family medicine. Assembling patient-centered medical homes - Is this focus on patient care a distraction from STFM's primary mission?. 39. 8. 542-543.