PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. Early Intervention, IDEA Part C Services, and the Medical Home: Collaboration for Best Practice and Best Outcomes
    Adams,Richard C.;Tapia,Carl;Murphy,Nancy A.;Norwood,Kenneth W.;Adams,Richard C.;Burke,Robert T.;Friedman,Sandra L.;Houtrow,Amy J.;Kalichman,Miriam A.;Kuo,Dennis Z.;Levy,Susan E.;Turchi,Renee M.;Wiley,Susan E. (2013). Pediatrics. Early Intervention, IDEA Part C Services, and the Medical Home: Collaboration for Best Practice and Best Outcomes. 132. 4. e1073-e1088.
  2. Community Health Centers and the Patient-Centered Medical Home: Challenges and Opportunities to Reduce Health Care Disparities in America
    Anderson,Daren R.;Olayiwola,J. N. (2012). Journal of health care for the poor and underserved. Community Health Centers and the Patient-Centered Medical Home: Challenges and Opportunities to Reduce Health Care Disparities in America. 23. 3. 949-957.
  3. If You Build It, Will They Come? Designing Truly Patient-Centered Health Care
    Bechtel,Christine;Ness,Debra L. (2010). Health Affairs. If You Build It, Will They Come? Designing Truly Patient-Centered Health Care. Project Hope. 29. 5. 914-920.
  4. Achieving better quality of care for low-income populations: the roles of health insurance and the medical home in reducing health inequities.
    Berenson,J.;Doty,M. M.;Abrams,M. K.;Shih,A. (2012). Issue Brief (Commonwealth Fund). Achieving better quality of care for low-income populations: the roles of health insurance and the medical home in reducing health inequities.. 11. 1-18.
  5. Configuring health care for systematic behavioral screening and intervention.
    Brown,Richard L. (2011). Population Health Management. Configuring health care for systematic behavioral screening and intervention.. 14. 6. 299-305.
  6. Providing Care for Immigrant, Migrant, and Border Children
    Council on Community Pediatrics (2013). Pediatrics. Providing Care for Immigrant, Migrant, and Border Children. 131. 6. e2028-e2034.
  7. 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.
  8. Integrative Medicine and Patient-Centered Care
    Maizes,Victoria;Rakel,David;Niemiec,Catherine J. D., L.Ac (2009). Explore: The Journal of Science & Healing. Integrative Medicine and Patient-Centered Care. 5. 5. 277-289.
  9. Primary care for patient complexity, not only disease
    Peek,C. J.;Baird,Macaran A.;Coleman,Eli (2009). Families, Systems, & Health. Primary care for patient complexity, not only disease. 27. 4. 287-302.
  10. Good neighbors: how will the patient-centered medical home relate to the rest of the health-care delivery system?
    Pham,H. H. (2010). Journal of General Internal Medicine. Good neighbors: how will the patient-centered medical home relate to the rest of the health-care delivery system?. 25. 6. 630-634.
  11. Developing a Policy-Relevant Research Agenda for the Patient-Centered Medical Home: A Focus on Outcomes
    Rittenhouse,Diane R.;Thom,David H.;Schmittdiel,Julie A. (2010). Journal of General Internal Medicine. Developing a Policy-Relevant Research Agenda for the Patient-Centered Medical Home: A Focus on Outcomes. 25. 6. 593-600.
  12. The Preventive Health Education and Medical Home Project: a predictive and contextual model for low-income families
    Tataw,D. B.;James,F.;Bazargan,S. (2009). Social Work in Public Health. The Preventive Health Education and Medical Home Project: a predictive and contextual model for low-income families. 24. 6. 491-510.