PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Providing a Medical Home: The Cost of Care Coordination Services in a Community-Based, General Practice
    Antonelli,Richard C.;Antonelli,Donna M. (2004). Pediatrics. Providing a Medical Home: The Cost of Care Coordination Services in a Community-Based, General Practice. American Academy of Pediatrics. 113. 5. 1522-1528.
  2. Off the Hamster Wheel? Qualitative Evaluation of a Payment-Linked Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Pilot
    Bitton,A.;Schwartz,G. R.;Stewart,E. E.;Henderson,D. E.;Keohane,C. A.;Bates,D. W.;Schiff,G. D. (2012). Milbank Quarterly. Off the Hamster Wheel? Qualitative Evaluation of a Payment-Linked Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Pilot. Blackwell Publishing Inc. 90. 3. 484-515.
  3. Partnering with a payer to develop a value-based medical home pilot: a West Coast practice's experience.
    Bosserman,L. D.;Verrilli,D.;McNatt,W. (2012). American Journal of Managed Care. Partnering with a payer to develop a value-based medical home pilot: a West Coast practice's experience.. 18. 4. SP189-90.
  4. Impact on seniors of the patient-centered medical home: evidence from a pilot study (Provisional abstract)
    Centre for Reviews,and Dissemination (2012). Gerontologist. Impact on seniors of the patient-centered medical home: evidence from a pilot study (Provisional abstract). 52. 5. 703-711.
  5. Impact of a patient-centered medical home on access, quality, and cost (Provisional abstract)
    Christensen,E. W.;Dorrance,K. A.;Ramchandani,S.;Lynch,S.;Whitmore,C. C.;Borsky,A. E.;Kimsey,L. G.;Pikulin,L. M.;Bickett,T. A. (2013). Military medicine. Impact of a patient-centered medical home on access, quality, and cost (Provisional abstract). 178. 2. 135-141.
  6. Academic health centers and community health centers partnering to build a system of care for vulnerable patients: lessons from Carolina Health Net.
    Denham,A. C.;Hay,S. S.;Steiner,B. D.;Newton,W. P. (2013). Academic Medicine. Academic health centers and community health centers partnering to build a system of care for vulnerable patients: lessons from Carolina Health Net.. 88. 5. 638-643.
  7. A pharmacy's journey toward the patient-centered medical home
    Erickson,S.;Hambleton,J. (2011). Journal of the American Pharmacists Association. A pharmacy's journey toward the patient-centered medical home. 51. 2. 156-160.
  8. Learning to fly: building de novo medical home practices to improve experience, outcomes, and affordability
    Fernandopulle,Rushika (2013). Journal of Ambulatory Care Management. Learning to fly: building de novo medical home practices to improve experience, outcomes, and affordability. 36. 2. 121-125.
  9. Medical Home Reimbursement Models: Funding Patient-Centered Care with Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations
    Healthcare Intelligence Network (2008).   Medical Home Reimbursement Models: Funding Patient-Centered Care with Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations. Healthcare Intelligence Network.
  10. Behavioral health in the Department of Defense Patient-Centered Medical Home: history, finance, policy, work force development, and evaluation
    Hunter,Christopher;Goodie,Jeffrey (2012). Translational Behavioral Medicine. Behavioral health in the Department of Defense Patient-Centered Medical Home: history, finance, policy, work force development, and evaluation. 2. 3. 355-363.
  11. Managing Drug-related Morbidity and Mortality in the Patient-centered Medical Home
    Isetts,B. J.;Brummel,A. R.;de Oliveira,D. R.;Moen,D. W. (2012). Medical care. Managing Drug-related Morbidity and Mortality in the Patient-centered Medical Home. 50. 11. 997-1001.
  12. Rhode Island's Novel Experiment To Rebuild Primary Care From The Insurance Side
    Koller,Christopher F.;Brennan,Troyen A.;Bailit,Michael H. (2010). Health Affairs. Rhode Island's Novel Experiment To Rebuild Primary Care From The Insurance Side. Project Hope. 29. 5. 941-947.
  13. ACCESS Cost Savings - State Fiscal Year 2004 Analysis
    Lodh,M. (2005).   ACCESS Cost Savings - State Fiscal Year 2004 Analysis. Mercer Government Human Services Consulting.
  14. Community care of North Carolina : building community systems of care through state and local partnerships
    McCarthy,Douglas;Mueller,Kimberly (2009).   Community care of North Carolina : building community systems of care through state and local partnerships. The Commonwealth Fund. 1-13.
  15. Evaluating Primary Care Renewal in Oregon's Safety Net Clinics: Preliminary Quantitative Findings from CareOregon's Adult Medicaid Population
    Meenan,R.;Mosen,D.;Luke,S.;Perrin,N. (2012). Clinical Medicine & Research Clinical Medicine & Research. Evaluating Primary Care Renewal in Oregon's Safety Net Clinics: Preliminary Quantitative Findings from CareOregon's Adult Medicaid Population. 10. 3. 176-177.
  16. Horizon's Patient-Centered Medical Home Program Shows Practices Need Much More Than Payment Changes To Transform
    Patel,Urvashi B.;Rathjen,Carl;Rubin,Elizabeth (2012). Health affairs. Horizon's Patient-Centered Medical Home Program Shows Practices Need Much More Than Payment Changes To Transform. 31. 9. 2018.
  17. Medical Homes on Steroids -- Aligning Doctor and Patent Incentives Drives Superior Outcomes
    Reeves,Jerry;Kapp,Brian (2011). Medical Home News. Medical Homes on Steroids -- Aligning Doctor and Patent Incentives Drives Superior Outcomes. Health Policy Publishing, LLC. 3. 11. 1.
  18. The Post-Katrina Conversion Of Clinics In New Orleans To Medical Homes Shows Change Is Possible, But Hard To Sustain
    Rittenhouse,Diane R.;Schmidt,Laura A.;Wu,Kevin J.;Wiley,James (2012). Health affairs. The Post-Katrina Conversion Of Clinics In New Orleans To Medical Homes Shows Change Is Possible, But Hard To Sustain. 31. 8. 1729-1738.