PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Making Care Coordination A Critical Component of the Pediatric Health System: A Multidisciplinary Framework
    Antonelli,Richard C.;McAllister,Jeanne W.;Popp,Jill (2009).   Making Care Coordination A Critical Component of the Pediatric Health System: A Multidisciplinary Framework. The Commonwealth Fund.
  2. A national and state profile of leading health problems and health care quality for US children: key insurance disparities and across-state variations.
    Bethell,C. D.;Kogan,M. D.;Strickland,B. B.;Schor,E. L.;Robertson,J.;Newacheck,P. W. (2011). Academic pediatrics. A national and state profile of leading health problems and health care quality for US children: key insurance disparities and across-state variations.. 11. 3. 22-33.
  3. A Neighborhood-Based Approach to Population Health in the Pediatric Medical Home
    Brown,Courtney;Perkins,Jana;Blust,Annette;Kahn,Robert (2015). Journal of community health. A Neighborhood-Based Approach to Population Health in the Pediatric Medical Home. 40. 1. 1-11.
  4. Continuity of care is associated with well-coordinated care
    Christakis,D. A.;Wright,J.;Zimmerman,F. J.;Bassett,A. L.;Connell,F. A. (2003). Ambulatory Pediatrics. Continuity of care is associated with well-coordinated care. 3. 2. 82-86.
  5. The pediatrician's role in family support and family support programs.
    Committee on Early Childhood, Adoption,and Dependent Care (2011). Pediatrics. The pediatrician's role in family support and family support programs.. 128. 6. 1680-1684.
  6. School-based health centers and pediatric practice.
    Council on School Health (2000). Pediatrics. School-based health centers and pediatric practice.. 129. 2. 387-393.
  7. The Voices of Limited English Proficiency Latina Mothers on Pediatric Primary Care: Lessons for the Medical Home
    Decamp,L. R.;Kieffer,E.;Zickafoose,J. S.;Demonner,S.;Valbuena,F.;Davis,M. M.;Heisler,M. (2013). Maternal and Child Health Journal. The Voices of Limited English Proficiency Latina Mothers on Pediatric Primary Care: Lessons for the Medical Home. Department of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University, Center for Child and Community Health Research. 17. 1. 95-109.
  8. FEHBP, OPM push idea of medical home
    Foxhall,Kathryn (2012). Contemporary pediatrics. FEHBP, OPM push idea of medical home. 29. 6. 10.
  9. From Medical Home to Health Neighborhood: Transforming the Medical Home into a Community-Based Health Neighborhood
    Garg,Arvin;Sandel,Megan;Dworkin,Paul H.;Kahn,Robert S.;Zuckerman,Barry (2012). The Journal of Pediatrics (Science Direct). From Medical Home to Health Neighborhood: Transforming the Medical Home into a Community-Based Health Neighborhood. 160. 4. 535-536.
  10. Collocating health services: a way to improve coordination of children's health care?
    Ginsburg,S. (2008). Issue brief (Commonwealth Fund). Collocating health services: a way to improve coordination of children's health care?. 41. 1-11.
  11. Care Coordination Services in Pediatric Practices
    Gupta,Vidya Bhushan;O'Connor,Karen G.;Quezada-Gomez,Carlos (2004). Pediatrics. Care Coordination Services in Pediatric Practices. American Academy of Pediatrics. 113. 5. 1517-1521.
  12. Timely identification of mental health problems in two foster care medical homes
    Jee,Sandra;Szilagyi,Moira;Blatt,Steven;Meguid,Victoria;Auinger,Peggy;Szilagyi,Peter (2010). Children & Youth Services Review. Timely identification of mental health problems in two foster care medical homes. 32. 5. 685-690.
  13. Improving Care Coordination, Case Management, And Linkages To Service For Young Children: Opportunities For States
    Johnson,Kay;Rosenthal,Jill;National Academy for State Health Policy (U.S.);Commonwealth Fund. (2009).   Improving Care Coordination, Case Management, And Linkages To Service For Young Children: Opportunities For States. National Academy for State Health Policy.
  14. Is there a psychiatrist in the house? Integrating child psychiatry into the pediatric medical home.
    Keller,David;Sarvet,Barry (2013). Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Is there a psychiatrist in the house? Integrating child psychiatry into the pediatric medical home.. 52. 1. 3-5.
  15. Examination of the communication practices between state newborn screening programs and the medical home
    Kim,S.;Lloyd-Puryear,M. A.;Tonniges,T. F. (2003). Pediatrics. Examination of the communication practices between state newborn screening programs and the medical home. 111. 2. 120-6.
  16. AAP principles concerning retail-based clinics.
    Laughlin,J. J.;Simon,G. R.;Baker,C.;Barden,G. A.;Brown,O. W.;Hardin,A.;Lessin,H. R.;Meade,K.;Moore,S.;Rodgers,C. T.;American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Practice and Ambulatory,Medicine (2014). Pediatrics. AAP principles concerning retail-based clinics.. 133. 3. e794-e797.
  17. Unmet dental care needs among children with special health care needs: Implications for the medical home
    Lewis,C.;Robertson,A. S.;Phelps,S. (2005). Pediatrics. Unmet dental care needs among children with special health care needs: Implications for the medical home. 116. 3. 426-31.
  18. Are Components of the Medical Home Differentially Associated With Child Health Care Utilization, Health, and Health Promoting Behavior Outcomes?
    Long,Webb, E.;Cabral,Howard, J.;Garg,Arvin (2013). Clinical pediatrics. Are Components of the Medical Home Differentially Associated With Child Health Care Utilization, Health, and Health Promoting Behavior Outcomes?. 52. 5. 423-432.
  19. 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.
  20. Promising State and Regional Approaches for Extending Access to Pediatric Subspecialty Care and Coordination With Primary Care
    McManus,Peggy;Fox,Harriette;Limb,Stephanie;Bell,Alyssa;Maternal and Child Health Policy Research Center (2005).   Promising State and Regional Approaches for Extending Access to Pediatric Subspecialty Care and Coordination With Primary Care. Maternal and Child Health Policy Research Center.