PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Barriers to Care for Children and Youth With Special Health Care Needs: Perceptions of Illinois Pediatricians
    Agrawal,Rishi;Shah,Parag;Zebracki,Kathy;Sanabria,Kathy;Kohrman,Claire;Kohrman,Arthur F. (2012). Clinical pediatrics. Barriers to Care for Children and Youth With Special Health Care Needs: Perceptions of Illinois Pediatricians. 51. 1. 39-45.
  2. Educating Pediatric Residents About Developmental and Social-Emotional Health
    Bauer,Sarah C.;Smith,Peter J.;Chien,Alyna T.;Berry,Anita D. M. S. N., C.N.P./A.P.N.;Msall,Michael (2009). Infants & Young Children. Educating Pediatric Residents About Developmental and Social-Emotional Health. 22. 4. 309-320.
  3. Medical Homes for Children With Autism: A Physician Survey
    Golnik,Allison;Ireland,Marjorie;Borowsky,Iris Wagman (2009). Pediatrics. Medical Homes for Children With Autism: A Physician Survey. 123. 3. 966-971.
  4. Findings from an assessment of state Title V workforce development needs.
    Grason,H.;Kavanagh,L.;Dooley,S.;Partelow,J.;Sharkey,A.;Bradley,K. J.;Handler,A. (2012). Maternal & Child Health Journal. Findings from an assessment of state Title V workforce development needs.. 16. 42 011. 7.
  5. 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.
  6. Association between medical home characteristics and staff professional experiences in pediatric practices
    Knapp,Caprice;Chakravorty,Shourjo;Madden,Vanessa;Baron-Lee,Jacqueline;Gubernick,Ruth;Kairys,Steven;Pelaez-Velez,Cristina;Sanders,Lee;Thompson,Lindsay (2014). Archives of Public Health. Association between medical home characteristics and staff professional experiences in pediatric practices. 72. 1. 1-11.
  7. Evaluation of a parent led curriculum in developmental disabilities for pediatric and medicine/pediatric residents.
    Kube,David A.;Bishop,Elizabeth A.;Roth,Jenness M.;Palmer,Frederick B. (2013). Maternal and Child Health Journal. Evaluation of a parent led curriculum in developmental disabilities for pediatric and medicine/pediatric residents.. 17. 7. 1304-1308.
  8. Family-centered Health Care/Medical Home: APN Roles in Shaping New Care Models
    Lindeke LL, Anderson SE, Chesney ML, O'Conner-Von S. (2010). Journal of Pediatric Health Care. Family-centered Health Care/Medical Home: APN Roles in Shaping New Care Models. 24. 6. 413-416.
  9. Care Coordination for Children With Complex Special Health Care Needs: The Value of the Advanced Practice Nurse's Enhanced Scope of Knowledge and Practice
    Looman,Wendy S.;Presler,Elizabeth;Erickson,Mary M.;Garwick,Ann W.;Cady,Rhonda G.;Kelly,Anne M.;Finkelstein,Stanley M. (2013). Journal of Pediatric Health Care. Care Coordination for Children With Complex Special Health Care Needs: The Value of the Advanced Practice Nurse's Enhanced Scope of Knowledge and Practice. 27. 4. 293-303.
  10. New Workforce, Practice, and Payment Reforms Essential for Improving Access to Pediatric Subspecialty Care Within the Medical Home
    McManus,Margaret M. H. S.;Fox,Harriette M. S. S.;Limb,Stephanie;Arango,Polly;Armstrong,Peter;Azizkhan,Richard;Behrman,Richard;Chesney,Russell;Grover,Atul;Gupta,Vidya Bhushan;Jewett,Ethan;Jones,Douglas M. Jr;Kim,Wun Jung;Lewy,John;Lighter,Donald;Mulvey,Holly;Pan,Richard;Schwartz,Robert;Sia,Calvin;Stille,Christopher;Stockman,James;Tait,Vera;Tonniges,Thomas;Willson,Peters;The Federal Expert Work Group on Pediatric Subspecialty Capacity (2009). Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. New Workforce, Practice, and Payment Reforms Essential for Improving Access to Pediatric Subspecialty Care Within the Medical Home. 163. 3. 200-202.
  11. Care coordination for children with special health care needs and roles for physical therapists
    McSpadden,C.;Therrien,M.;McEwen,I. R. (2012). Pediatric Physical Therapy. Care coordination for children with special health care needs and roles for physical therapists. 24. 1. 70-77.
  12. The "Every Child Deserves a Medical Home" Training Program: More than a Traditional Continuing Medical Education Course
    Moore,Bob;Tonniges,Thomas F. (2004). Pediatrics. The "Every Child Deserves a Medical Home" Training Program: More than a Traditional Continuing Medical Education Course. American Academy of Pediatrics. 113. 5. 1479-1484.
  13. The medical home: an essential competency for pediatric residents
    Narayan,A. P. (2009). Pediatric Annals. The medical home: an essential competency for pediatric residents. 38. 9. 521-523.
  14. State of Medical Home Education in Pediatric Residency Programs
    Narayan,Aditee P.;Turchi,Renee M.;Esquivel,Michelle Z.;Nehal,Umbereen S. (2012). Academic Pediatrics. State of Medical Home Education in Pediatric Residency Programs. 12. 3. 9-10.
  15. Identifying what pediatric residents are taught about children and youth with special health care needs and the medical home
    Nazarian,B. L.;Glader,L.;Choueiri,R.;Shipman,D. L.;Sadof,M. (2010). Pediatrics. Identifying what pediatric residents are taught about children and youth with special health care needs and the medical home. 126. 3. 183-9.
  16. Development of a Hospital-Based Care Coordination Program for Children With Special Health Care Needs
    Petitgout,Janine M.;Pelzer,Daniel E.;McConkey,Stacy A.;Hanrahan,Kirsten (2013). Journal of Pediatric Health Care. Development of a Hospital-Based Care Coordination Program for Children With Special Health Care Needs. 27. 6. 419-25.
  17. Pediatric nurse practitioner implementation of a pediatric trauma continuity clinic utilizing the "medical home" model
    Rodriguez,K. A.;Goodhue,C. J.;Upperman,J. S. (2010). Journal of Trauma Nursing. Pediatric nurse practitioner implementation of a pediatric trauma continuity clinic utilizing the "medical home" model. 17. 2. 64-66.
  18. Legislative: Transitioning the Older Adolescent Living with Autism Spectrum Disorder to Adult Primary Medical Home: A Call for Nursing Action
    Rogers,Kathleen;Zeni,Mary Beth (2015). Online Journal of Issues in Nursing. Legislative: Transitioning the Older Adolescent Living with Autism Spectrum Disorder to Adult Primary Medical Home: A Call for Nursing Action. American Nurses Association. 20. 1. 1.
  19. Youths' Access to Mental Health Services: The Role of Providers' Training, Resource Connectivity, and Assessment of Need
    Stiffman,Arlene Rubin;Hadley-Ives,Eric;Dore,Peter;Polgar,Michael;Horvath,Violet E.;Striley,Catherine;Elze,Diane (2000). Mental health services research. Youths' Access to Mental Health Services: The Role of Providers' Training, Resource Connectivity, and Assessment of Need. 2. 3. 141-154.
  20. Extending the Medical Home Into the Community: A Newborn Home Visitation Program for Pediatric Residents
    Tschudy,Megan M.;Platt,Rheanna E.;Serwint,Janet R. (2013). Academic Pediatrics. Extending the Medical Home Into the Community: A Newborn Home Visitation Program for Pediatric Residents. 13. 5. 443-450.