PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Confronting The Growing Burden Of Chronic Disease: Can The U.S. Health Care Workforce Do The Job?
    Bodenheimer,Thomas;Chen,Ellen;Bennett,Heather D. (2009). Health Affairs. Confronting The Growing Burden Of Chronic Disease: Can The U.S. Health Care Workforce Do The Job?. Project Hope. 28. 1. 64-74.
  2. The Urgency Of Preparing Primary Care Physicians To Care For Older People With Chronic Illnesses
    Boult,Chad;Counsell,Steven R.;Leipzig,Rosanne M.;Berenson,Robert A. (2010). Health Affairs. The Urgency Of Preparing Primary Care Physicians To Care For Older People With Chronic Illnesses. Project Hope. 29. 5. 811-818.
  3. An evaluation of family medicine residents' attitudes before and after a PCMH innovation for patients with chronic pain.
    Evans,L.;Whitham,J. A.;Trotter,D. R.;Filtz,K. R. (2011). Family medicine. An evaluation of family medicine residents' attitudes before and after a PCMH innovation for patients with chronic pain.. 43. 10. 702-711.
  4. Division of primary care services between physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners for older patients with diabetes.
    Everett,Christine M.;Thorpe,Carolyn T.;Palta,Mari;Carayon,Pascale;Gilchrist,Valerie J.;Smith,Maureen A. (2008). Medical Care Research and Review. Division of primary care services between physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners for older patients with diabetes.. 70. 5. 531.
  5. Physician Assistants And Nurse Practitioners Perform Effective Roles On Teams Caring For Medicare Patients With Diabetes
    Everett,Christine;Thorpe,Carolyn;Palta,Mari;Carayon,Pascale;Bartels,Christie;Smith,Maureen A. (2013). Health affairs. Physician Assistants And Nurse Practitioners Perform Effective Roles On Teams Caring For Medicare Patients With Diabetes. 32. 11. 1942-1948.
  6. Specialty care and the patient-centered medical home
    Hollingsworth,J. M.;Saint,S.;Hayward,R. A.;Rogers,M. A.;Zhang,L.;Miller,D. C. (2011). Medical Care. Specialty care and the patient-centered medical home. 49. 1. 4-9.
  7. Reducing Clinical Inertia in Hypertension Treatment: A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial
    Huebschmann,Amy G.;Mizrahi,Trina;Soenksen,Alyssa;Beaty,Brenda L.;Denberg,Thomas D. (2012). The Journal of Clinical Hypertension. Reducing Clinical Inertia in Hypertension Treatment: A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial. Blackwell Publishing Ltd. 14. 5. 322-9.
  8. The Impact of Clinical Pharmacy Services Integrated into Medical Homes on Diabetes-Related Clinical Outcomes
    Johnson,Kathleen A. (2010). The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. The Impact of Clinical Pharmacy Services Integrated into Medical Homes on Diabetes-Related Clinical Outcomes. 44. 12. 1877-1886.
  9. Nurse-Led Teams in Chronic Disease Management
    Rosenberg,Karen (2012). The American Journal of Nursing. Nurse-Led Teams in Chronic Disease Management. 112. 4. 16.
  10. Fractured Care: Doctor of Nursing Practice Opportunities
    Sasse,Roxana (2011). Clinical Scholars Review. Fractured Care: Doctor of Nursing Practice Opportunities. 4. 1. 31.
  11. Medical home and the nurse practitioner: a policy analysis
    Schram,A. P. (2010). Journal for Nurse Practitioners. Medical home and the nurse practitioner: a policy analysis. 6. 2. 132-139.
  12. Evaluation of Patient Satisfaction with Diabetes Management Provided by Clinical Pharmacists in the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Shawn McFarland,M.;Wallace,Juliet;Parra,Jessica;Baker,Jennifer (2014). The Patient. Evaluation of Patient Satisfaction with Diabetes Management Provided by Clinical Pharmacists in the Patient-Centered Medical Home. 7. 1. 115-121.
  13. Analysis & commentary: Partnering private primary care practices with federally qualified health centers in the care of complex patients
    Weinkle J.;Feinstein K.W.;Kanel K. (2010). Health Affairs. Analysis & commentary: Partnering private primary care practices with federally qualified health centers in the care of complex patients. 29. 6. 1211-1213.