PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Is there a social worker in the house? Health care reform and the future of medical social work.
    Allen,Heidi (2012). Health & social work. Is there a social worker in the house? Health care reform and the future of medical social work.. 37. 3. 183-186.
  2. Accelerating the Adoption of High-Value Primary Care -- A New Provider Type under Medicare?
    Baron,Richard J.;Davis,Karen (2014). New England Journal of Medicine. Accelerating the Adoption of High-Value Primary Care -- A New Provider Type under Medicare?. 370. 2. 99-101.
  3. 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.
  4. In Pursuit of a Transformed Health Care System: from Patient Centered Medical Homes to Accountable Care Organizations and Beyond
    Baxley,Libby;Borkan,Jeff;Campbell,Tom;Davis,Ardis;Kuzel,Tony;Wender,Richard (2011). Annals of Family Medicine. In Pursuit of a Transformed Health Care System: from Patient Centered Medical Homes to Accountable Care Organizations and Beyond. Annals of Family Medicine. 9. 5. 466-467.
  5. Managing Medical Resources: Return to the Commons?
    Cassel,Christine K.;Brennan,Troyen E.;Jd (2007). Journal of the American Medical Association. Managing Medical Resources: Return to the Commons?. 297. 22. 2518-2521.
  6. Bringing it all back home: can Europeans learn from recent moves toward the medical home in US primary health care reform?
    Clarke,Aileen;Cohen,Alan B. (2010). European journal of public health. Bringing it all back home: can Europeans learn from recent moves toward the medical home in US primary health care reform?. 20. 6. 613-614.
  7. How the Affordable Care Act Will Strengthen the Nation's Primary Care Foundation
    Davis,Karen;Abrams,Melinda;Stremikis,Kristof (2011). Journal of General Internal Medicine. How the Affordable Care Act Will Strengthen the Nation's Primary Care Foundation. 26. 10. 1201-3.
  8. Reinventing Primary Care: A Task That Is Far 'Too Important To Fail'
    Dentzer,Susan (2010). Health Affairs. Reinventing Primary Care: A Task That Is Far 'Too Important To Fail'. Project Hope. 29. 5. 757.
  9. Health Information Technology: A Few Years Of Magical Thinking?
    Diamond,Carol C.;Shirky,Clay (2008). Health Affairs. Health Information Technology: A Few Years Of Magical Thinking?. Project Hope. 27. 5. 383-390.
  10. Commentary: Personalized health planning and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: an opportunity for academic medicine to lead health care reform
    Dinan,M. A.;Simmons,L. A.;Snyderman,R. (2010). Academic Medicine. Commentary: Personalized health planning and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: an opportunity for academic medicine to lead health care reform. 85. 11. 1665-1668.
  11. A guide to the medical home as a practice-level intervention
    Friedberg,M. W.;Lai,D. J.;Hussey,P. S.;Schneider,E. C. (2009). American Journal of Managed Care. A guide to the medical home as a practice-level intervention. 15. 10. 291-9.
  12. Learning from Alma Ata: The Medical Home and Comprehensive Primary Health Care
    Gottlieb,Laura M. (2009). Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. Learning from Alma Ata: The Medical Home and Comprehensive Primary Health Care. 22. 3. 242-246.
  13. The Health Care Home Model: Primary Health Care Meeting Public Health Goals
    Grant,Roy;Greene,Danielle (2012). American Journal of Public Health. The Health Care Home Model: Primary Health Care Meeting Public Health Goals. American Public Health Association. 102. 6. 1096-1103.
  14. A Health Care Cooperative Extension Service: Transforming Primary Care and Community Health
    Grumbach,Kevin Mold,James W.;Mph (2009). Journal of the American Medical Association. A Health Care Cooperative Extension Service: Transforming Primary Care and Community Health. 301. 24. 2589-2591.
  15. America Awakens to the Patient Centered Medical Home
    Grundy,Paul, Dr.;Rogers,Edwina (2009). Medical Home News. America Awakens to the Patient Centered Medical Home. Health Policy Publishing, LLC. 1. 8. 1-5.
  16. Allies in Family Medicine Advocacy: the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative
    Hall,Mary Nolan;Kruse,Jerry (2010). Annals of Family Medicine. Allies in Family Medicine Advocacy: the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative. Annals of Family Medicine. 8. 1. 89-90.
  17. Medicare, Graduate Medical Education, and New Policy Directions
    Iglehart,John K. (2008). New England Journal of Medicine. Medicare, Graduate Medical Education, and New Policy Directions. 359. 6. 643-650.
  18. No Place Like Home: Testing a New Model of Care Delivery
    Iglehart,John K. (2008). New England Journal of Medicine. No Place Like Home: Testing a New Model of Care Delivery. 359. 12. 1200-1202.
  19. Perspective: Creating the next generation of general internists: A call for medical education reform.
    Julian,Katherine;Riegels,Nardine Saad;Baron,Robert B. (2011). Academic Medicine. Perspective: Creating the next generation of general internists: A call for medical education reform.. 86. 11. 1443-1447.
  20. Health reform and the Affordable Care Act: The importance of mental health treatment to achieving the triple aim.
    Katon,Wayne J.;Unutzer,Jurgen (2013). Journal of Psychosomatic Research. Health reform and the Affordable Care Act: The importance of mental health treatment to achieving the triple aim.. 74. 6. 533-537.