PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. Health Information Technology: What Is the Federal Government's Role?
    Blumenthal,D. (2006).   Health Information Technology: What Is the Federal Government's Role?. The Commonwealth Fund. 907.
  4. Health information technology: medical record documentation issues in the electronic era.
    Dacey,B.;Bholat,M. A. (2012). Primary Care; Clinics in Office Practice. Health information technology: medical record documentation issues in the electronic era.. 39. 4. 633-642.
  5. 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.
  6. How The Electronic Health Record Did Not Measure Up To The Demands Of Our Medical Home Practice
    Fernandopulle,Rushika;Patel,Neil (2010). Health affairs. How The Electronic Health Record Did Not Measure Up To The Demands Of Our Medical Home Practice. 29. 4. 622-628.
  7. Health Information Technology And Quality Improvement For Community Health Centers
    Fiscella,Kevin;Geiger,H. Jack (2006). Health Affairs. Health Information Technology And Quality Improvement For Community Health Centers. Project Hope. 25. 2. 405-412.
  8. Sharing Resources: Opportunities for Smaller Primary Care Practices to Increase Their Capacity for Patient Care Findings from the 2009 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians
    Fryer,Ashley-Kay;Doty,Michelle M.;Audet,Anne-Marie J. (2011).   Sharing Resources: Opportunities for Smaller Primary Care Practices to Increase Their Capacity for Patient Care Findings from the 2009 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians. The Commonwealth Fund.
  9. A Nurse-Patient Shared Decision Support Tool
    Holtz,Bree;Morrish,Wendy;Krein,Sarah (2013). American Journal of Nursing. A Nurse-Patient Shared Decision Support Tool. 113. 1. 47-52.
  10. A Regional Medical Home Co-Op (and ACO?)
    Jakobik,Jack (2009). Medical Home News. A Regional Medical Home Co-Op (and ACO?). Health Policy Publishing, LLC. 1. 6. 3-7.
  11. 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.
  12. Technology, reform, and personal medical care
    Makous,Norman (2010). The Patient: Patient-Centered Outcomes Research. Technology, reform, and personal medical care. 3. 3. 173-177.
  13. Necessary But Not Sufficient: The HITECH Act and Health Information Technolog's Potential to Build Medical Homes
    Moreno L, Peikes D, Krilla A. (2010).   Necessary But Not Sufficient: The HITECH Act and Health Information Technolog's Potential to Build Medical Homes. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
  14. Health Information Technology in the United States On the Cusp of Change
    Robert Wood Johnson Foundation;Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Policy;George Washington University. Dept. of Health Policy;Harvard School of Public Health;DesRoches,Catherine M. (Ed ).;Jha,Ashish K. (Ed ). (2009).   Health Information Technology in the United States On the Cusp of Change. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
  15. Promoting cancer screening within the patient centered medical home
    Sarfaty,Mona;Wender,Richard;Smith,Robert (2011). A Cancer Journal for Clinicians. Promoting cancer screening within the patient centered medical home. 61. 6. 397-408.