Health care reforms introduced interprofessional team-based primary care to optimize
access to health care and preventive services. In this context, preventive cancer screening …

Team-based care has emerged as a promising strategy for primary care practices to provide
high-quality care. We examine changes in patient experience of care and recommended …

Background Use of breast cancer screening is influenced by factors associated with
patients, primary care providers, practices, and health systems. Objective We examined the …

Objective To identify the impact of changes surrounding certification as a patient‐centered
medical home (PCMH) on outcomes for patients with diabetes. Study Setting Minnesota …

In 2011, Texas received federal approval of the 1115 Healthcare Transformation waiver,
which went to support the Texas Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Program …

Abstract Background Seventeen medical homes (MHs) were established in the Local Health
Authority (LHA) of Parma (about 450,000 residents), Emilia Romagna, Italy, between 2011 …

Background While in some studies, the patient-centered medical home has been linked with
increased receipt of preventive services among other populations, there is a paucity of …

Introduction Effectiveness of the patient-centered medical home model for promoting cancer
screening utilization is uncertain, with prior research showing mixed results. Using national …

Structures (context of care delivery) and processes (actions aimed at delivery care) are
posited to drive patient outcomes. Despite decades of primary care research, there remains …

In the decade since the “Joint Principles of the Patient-Centered Medical Home” 2 were
published, it has become widely accepted that primary care practice transformation and …