PCMH Citations Collection

PCMH Citations Collection

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  1. The Anatomy of Primary Care and Mental Health Clinician Communication: A Quality Improvement Case Study
    Chang,Evelyn;Wells,Kenneth;Young,Alexander;Stockdale,Susan;Johnson,Megan;Fickel,Jacqueline;Jou,Kevin;Rubenstein,Lisa (2014). Inflammopharmacology. The Anatomy of Primary Care and Mental Health Clinician Communication: A Quality Improvement Case Study. 29. 598-606.
  2. Self-Management Aspects of the Improving Chronic Illness Care Breakthrough Series: Implementation With Diabetes and Heart Failure Teams
    Glasgow,Russell E.;Funnell,Martha M.;Bonomi,Amy E.;Davis,Connie;Beckham,Valerie;Wagner,Edward H. (2002). Annals of Behavioral Medicine. Self-Management Aspects of the Improving Chronic Illness Care Breakthrough Series: Implementation With Diabetes and Heart Failure Teams. 24. 2. 80-87.
  3. Implementing Teams in a Patient-Centered Medical Home Residency Practice: Lessons Learned
    Markova,T.;Mateo,M.;Roth,L. M. (2012). J Am Board Fam Med.. Implementing Teams in a Patient-Centered Medical Home Residency Practice: Lessons Learned. The Department of Family Medicine and Public Health Sciences, Wayne State University School of Medicine. 25. 2. 224-231.
  4. Building high functioning clinical teams through quality improvement initiatives
    O'Toole,Thomas P.;Cabral,Richard;Blumen,Jonathan M.;Blake,Dawna A. (2011). Quality in Primary Care. Building high functioning clinical teams through quality improvement initiatives. 19. 1. 13-22.
  5. Nurses, docs, and drugs: interprofessional facilitation to implement opioid risk mitigation within the patient-centered medical home
    Saenger,Michael;Duva,Ingrid;Abraham,Corrine (2014). American Journal of Medical Quality. Nurses, docs, and drugs: interprofessional facilitation to implement opioid risk mitigation within the patient-centered medical home. 29. 3. 259.
  6. Building Learning Practices with Self-Empowered Teams for Improving Patient Safety
    Singh,R.;Singh,A.;Taylor,J. S.;Rosenthal,T.;Singh,S.;Singh,G. (2006). Journal of Health Management. Building Learning Practices with Self-Empowered Teams for Improving Patient Safety. 8. 1. 91-118.
  7. Implementation of Quality Improvement Skills by Primary Care Teams
    Watts,Brook;Lawrence,Renée;Singh,Simran;Wagner,Carol;Augustine,Sarah;Singh,Mamta (2014). Journal of Primary Care & Community Health. Implementation of Quality Improvement Skills by Primary Care Teams. 5. 2. 101-106.