PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Joint Principles: Integrating Behavioral Health Care Into the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    (2014). Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family HealthCare. Joint Principles: Integrating Behavioral Health Care Into the Patient-Centered Medical Home. 32. 2. 154.
  2. Joint Principles: Integrating Behavioral Health Care into the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Baird,Mac;Blount,Alexander;Brungardt,Stacy;Dickinson,Perry;Dietrich,Allen;Epperly,Ted;Green,Larry;Henley,Douglas;Kessler,Rodger;Korsen,Neil;McDaniel,Susan;Miller,Ben;Pugno,Perry;Roberts,Richard;Schirmer,Julie;Seymour,Deb;deGruy,Frank (2014). Annals of Family Medicine. Joint Principles: Integrating Behavioral Health Care into the Patient-Centered Medical Home. Annals of Family Medicine. 12. 2. 183-185.
  3. A response to "Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home".
    Doherty,William J.;Hodgson,Jennifer L.;Lamson,Angela L.;Mendenhall,Tai J.;Todd,Tracy (2001). Families, Systems, & Health. A response to "Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home".. 32. 2. 137-138.
  4. Correlation of the Care by Design Primary Care Practice Redesign Model and the Principles of the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Egger,M. J.;Day,J.;Scammon,D. L.;Li,Y.;Wilson,A.;Magill,M. K. (2012). J Am Board Fam Med.. Correlation of the Care by Design Primary Care Practice Redesign Model and the Principles of the Patient-Centered Medical Home. The Department of Family and Preventive Medicine and the David Eccles School of Business Department of Marketing, University of Utah.;the University of Utah Health Sciences Center Community Clinics.;Intermountain Healthcare,. 25. 2. 216-223.
  5. Principles on Integrating Behavioral Health Into Medical Homes Must Not Designate Leaders as "Physicians Only"
    Golden,Angela;Miller,Kenneth (2014). Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family HealthCare. Principles on Integrating Behavioral Health Into Medical Homes Must Not Designate Leaders as "Physicians Only". 32. 2. 139-140.
  6. Achieving a Patient-Centered Medical Home as Determined by the NCQA-at what Cost, and to what Purpose?
    Kuzel,Anton J.;Skoch,Elaine M. (2009). Annals of Family Medicine. Achieving a Patient-Centered Medical Home as Determined by the NCQA-at what Cost, and to what Purpose?. Annals of Family Medicine. 7. 1. 85-86.
  7. What primary care psychology has to offer the patient-centered medical home
    McDaniel,Susan H.;Fogarty,Colleen T. (2009). Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. What primary care psychology has to offer the patient-centered medical home. 40. 5. 483-492.
  8. Behavioral Health Integration: A Critical Component of Primary Care and the Patient-Centered Medical Home
    Nielsen,Marci (2014). Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family HealthCare. Behavioral Health Integration: A Critical Component of Primary Care and the Patient-Centered Medical Home. 32. 2. 149-150.
  9. Measuring The Medical Home Infrastructure In Large Medical Groups
    Rittenhouse,Diane R.;Casalino,Lawrence P.;Gillies,Robin R.;Shortell,Stephen M.;Lau,Bernard (2008). Health Affairs. Measuring The Medical Home Infrastructure In Large Medical Groups. Project Hope. 27. 5. 1246-1258.
  10. Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home.
    The Working Party Group on Integrated Behavioral Healthcare (2001). Families, Systems, & Health. Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home.. 32. 2. 154-156.
  11. The development of joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home.
    The Working Party Group on Integrated Behavioral Healthcare (2001). Families, Systems, & Health. The development of joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home.. 32. 2. 153.
  12. Merging Systems: Integrating Home Visitation and the Family-Centered Medical Home
    Tschudy,Megan M.;Toomey,Sara L.;Cheng,Tina L. (2013). Pediatrics. Merging Systems: Integrating Home Visitation and the Family-Centered Medical Home. S74-S81.
  13. How unique is continuity of care? A review of continuity and related concepts
    Uijen,Annemarie A.;Schers,Henk J.;Schellevis,Francois G.;van den Bosch,Wil,J.H.M. (2012). Family practice. How unique is continuity of care? A review of continuity and related concepts. 29. 3. 264-271.
  14. The National Association of Social Workers' commentary on "Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home".
    Whitaker,Tracy Robinson (2001). Families, Systems, & Health. The National Association of Social Workers' commentary on "Joint principles: Integrating behavioral health care into the patient-centered medical home".. 32. 2. 143-144.