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The Advisory Board Company: Five Steps to Build the Advanced Medical Home
1. Reevaluate care team tasks
2. Elevate the medical assistant to a central care team role
3.
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Source: The Advisory Board Company, January 7,
2014
Source URL:
http://www.advisory.com/research/health-care-advisory-board/studies/2013/5-steps-to-build-the-advanced-medical-home/executive-
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