PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Study: Chronic Care Patients in Medical Homes Had More Office Visits
    (2014). Journal of AHIMA. Study: Chronic Care Patients in Medical Homes Had More Office Visits. 85. 10. 14.
  2. Implementation of a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist-Managed Telephonic Hospital Discharge Follow-Up Program in a Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Anderson,Sarah L.;Marrs,Joel C.;Vande Griend,Joseph P.;Hanratty,Rebecca (2013). Population Health Management. Implementation of a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist-Managed Telephonic Hospital Discharge Follow-Up Program in a Patient-Centered Medical Home. 16. 4. 235-241.
  3. Electronic health communication: an educational application for this principle of the Patient-centered Medical Home
    Barnhart,A.;Lausen,H.;Smith,T.;Lopp,L. (2010). Family Medicine. Electronic health communication: an educational application for this principle of the Patient-centered Medical Home. 42. 5. 322-326.
  4. Quality Improvement with an Electronic Health Record: Achievable, but not Automatic
    Baron,R. J. (2007). Annals of Internal Medicine. Quality Improvement with an Electronic Health Record: Achievable, but not Automatic. 147. 8. 549-552.
  5. Electronic Health Records: Just around the Corner? Or over the Cliff?
    Baron,Richard J.;Fabens,Elizabeth L.;Schiffman,Melissa;Wolf,Erica (2005). Annals of Internal Medicine. Electronic Health Records: Just around the Corner? Or over the Cliff?. American College of Physicians. 143. 3. 222-227.
  6. What's Keeping Us So Busy in Primary Care? A Snapshot from One Practice
    Baron,Richard J.;Farber,J.;Siu,A.;Bloom,P.;Gottschalk,A.;Flocke,SA;Baron,RJ;Fabens,EF;Schiffman,M.;Wolf,E.;Casalino,LP;Nicholson,S.;Gans,DN;Baron,RJ;Hauer,KE;Durning,SJ;Kernan,WN (2010). New England Journal of Medicine. What's Keeping Us So Busy in Primary Care? A Snapshot from One Practice. Massachusetts Medical Society.. 362. 17. 1632-1636.
  7. Getting in step: Electronic health records and their role in care coordination
    Bates,David W. (2010). Journal of General Internal Medicine. Getting in step: Electronic health records and their role in care coordination. 25. 3. 174-176.
  8. The Future Of Health Information Technology In The Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Bates,David W.;Bitton,Asaf (2010). Health Affairs. The Future Of Health Information Technology In The Patient-Centered Medical Home. 29. 4. 614-621.
  9. Aligning health information technologies with effective service delivery models to improve chronic disease care
    Bauer,Amy M.;Thielke,Stephen M.;Katon,Wayne;Unützer,Jürgen;Areán,Patricia (2014). Preventive medicine. Aligning health information technologies with effective service delivery models to improve chronic disease care. 66. 167-172.
  10. Health Information Technology in the Era of Care Delivery Reform
    Bitton,Asaf;Flier,Lydia A.;Jha,Ashish K. (2012). JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association. Health Information Technology in the Era of Care Delivery Reform. 307. 24. 2593-2594.
  11. Information Technology Comes to Medicine
    Blumenthal,D.;Glaser,J. P. (2007). New England Journal of Medicine. Information Technology Comes to Medicine. 356. 24. 2527-2534.
  12. Applying health information technology and team-based care to residency education.
    Brown,K. K.;Master-Hunter,T. A.;Cooke,J. M.;Wimsatt,L. A.;Green,L. A. (2011). Family medicine. Applying health information technology and team-based care to residency education.. 43. 10. 726-730.
  13. Implementing dementia care models in primary care settings: The Aging Brain Care Medical Home
    Callahan,Christopher M.;Boustani,Malaz A.;Weiner,Michael;Beck,Robin A.;Livin,Lee R.;Kellams,Jeffrey J.;Willis,Deanna R.;Hendrie,Hugh C. (2011). Aging & Mental Health. Implementing dementia care models in primary care settings: The Aging Brain Care Medical Home. 15. 1. 5-12.
  14. Guest Family Physician Commentaries
    Calvert,James F. (2009). Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. Guest Family Physician Commentaries. 22. 4. 352.
  15. Medical Homes: Challenges in Translating Theory Into Practice
    Carrier,Emily;Gourevitch,Marc N.;Shah,Nirav R. (2009). Medical Care. Medical Homes: Challenges in Translating Theory Into Practice. 47. 7. 714-722.
  16. Systematic Review: Impact of Health Information Technology on Quality, Efficiency, and Costs of Medical Care
    Chaudhry,Basit;Wang,Jerome;Wu,Shinyi;Maglione,Margaret;Mojica,Walter;Roth,Elizabeth;Morton,Sally C.;Shekelle,Paul G. (2006). Annals of Internal Medicine. Systematic Review: Impact of Health Information Technology on Quality, Efficiency, and Costs of Medical Care. American College of Physicians. 144. 10. 742-752.
  17. A Safety-Net System Gains Efficiencies Through 'eReferrals' To Specialists
    Chen,Alice Hm;Kushel,Margot B.;Grumbach,Kevin;Yee,Hal F. (2010). Health Affairs. A Safety-Net System Gains Efficiencies Through 'eReferrals' To Specialists. Project Hope. 29. 5. 969-971.
  18. Advanced data capture in the assisted medical home: a model for distributed and multimedia technologies
    Churchill,R.;Lorence,D.;Richards,M. (2010). Journal of medical systems. Advanced data capture in the assisted medical home: a model for distributed and multimedia technologies. 34. 4. 685-693.
  19. In Search of Elegance
    Clancy,Thomas R. (2009). Journal of Nursing Administration. In Search of Elegance. 39. 12. 507-510.
  20. Improving Modern Cancer Care Through Information Technology
    Clauser,Steven B.;Wagner,Edward H.;Bowles,Erin J. Aiello;Tuzzio,Leah;Greene,Sarah M. (2011). American Journal of Preventive Medicine. Improving Modern Cancer Care Through Information Technology. 40. 5. 198-207.