PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Behavioral Health and Health Care Reform Models: Patient-Centered Medical Home, Health Home, and Accountable Care Organization
    Bao,Yuhua;Casalino,Lawrence;Pincus,Harold (2013). Journal of Behavioral Health Services and Research. Behavioral Health and Health Care Reform Models: Patient-Centered Medical Home, Health Home, and Accountable Care Organization. 40. 1. 121-132.
  2. Moving beyond parity--Mental health and addiction under the ACA.
    Barry,Colleen L.;Huskamp,Haiden A. (2011). The New England journal of medicine. Moving beyond parity--Mental health and addiction under the ACA.. 365. 11. 973-975.
  3. 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.
  4. Barriers to physical and mental condition integrated service delivery
    Kathol,R. G.;Butler,M.;McAlpine,D. D.;Kane,R. L. (2010). Psychosomatic Medicine. Barriers to physical and mental condition integrated service delivery. 72. 6. 511-518.
  5. Value-Based Financially Sustainable Behavioral Health Components in Patient-Centered Medical Homes
    Kathol,Roger G.;deGruy,Frank;Rollman,Bruce L. (2014). Annals of Family Medicine. Value-Based Financially Sustainable Behavioral Health Components in Patient-Centered Medical Homes. Annals of Family Medicine. 12. 2. 172-175.
  6. Consultation psychiatry in the medical home and accountable care organizations: Achieving the triple aim.
    Katon,Wayne;Unutzer,Jurgen (2011). General hospital psychiatry. Consultation psychiatry in the medical home and accountable care organizations: Achieving the triple aim.. 33. 4. 305-310.
  7. The importance of time in treating mental health in primary care
    Miller,Benjamin F.;Teevan,Bridget;Phillips,Robert L. Jr;Petterson,Stephen M.;Bazemore,Andrew W. (2011). Families, Systems, & Health. The importance of time in treating mental health in primary care. 29. 2. 144-145.
  8. Overcoming Roadblocks: Current and Emerging Reimbursement Strategies for Integrated Mental Health Services in Primary Care
    O’Donnell,Allison N.;Williams,Mark;Kilbourne,Amy M. (2013). JGIM: Journal of General Internal Medicine. Overcoming Roadblocks: Current and Emerging Reimbursement Strategies for Integrated Mental Health Services in Primary Care. 28. 12. 1667-1672.
  9. Inpatient pediatric psychology consultation-liaison program development: 5-year practice patterns and implications for trends in health care.
    Piazza-Waggoner,Carrie;Roddenberry,Angela;Yeomans-Maldonado,Gloria;Noll,Jennie;Ernst,Michelle M. (2013). Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology. Inpatient pediatric psychology consultation-liaison program development: 5-year practice patterns and implications for trends in health care.. 1. 1. 28-41.
  10. Inclusion of persons with mental illness in patient-centred medical homes: cross-sectional findings from Ontario, Canada.
    Steele,L. S.;Durbin,A.;Sibley,L. M.;Glazier,R. (2013). Open Medicine : A Peer-reviewed, Independent, Open-access Journal. Inclusion of persons with mental illness in patient-centred medical homes: cross-sectional findings from Ontario, Canada.. 7. 1. e9-20.
  11. Long-term cost effects of collaborative care for late-life depression
    Unutzer J;Katon WJ;Fan MY;Schoenbaum MC;Lin EH;Della Penna RD;Powers D (2008). The American Journal of Managed Care. Long-term cost effects of collaborative care for late-life depression. 14. 2. 95-100.