Medical Home Bulletin
  Complimentary from the publishers of Medical Home News                  May, 2016
 
 
CPC+ Implications, Strategies and Stakeholder Issues: The Public-Private Advanced Primary Care Medical Home Model
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  “Unfortunately, the original CPC pilot - on which CPC + is based - has yet to show any meaningful changes in claims expense, clinical outcomes, or the patient experience of care. Given the apparent similarities between CPC and CPC+, the latter initiative does not have a good prognosis. Credit to CMS, however, for continuing to try. While this raises important questions about the ability of care management to have much of an impact in a Medicare fee-for-service setting, I personally think the CPC+ initiative may be helped by a greater emphasis on predictive risk stratification, robust decision support, and the deployment of user-friendly
handheld technology.”
Jaan E. Sidorov, MD, FACP, Author, Disease Management Care Blog, Independent Health Care Consultant.
 
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  "In fact we found that this non-collaborative approach to treatment, where the healthcare practitioner tells the patient what they ought to be doing and expects the patient to blindly follow, only aligns with 45 percent of the patient population."
 
 
  Excerpted from: Medical Home News, Volume 8 Number 5, May 2016, Editor's Corner: "Why Most People Don’t Listen to What Their Doctor Has to Say."  
What's News
The Role of Health IT and Delivery System Reform in Advanced Care Delivery
American Journal of Managed Care, April 15, 2016
     
  An Update on the Oncology Medical Home Model at the COA Conference
American Journal of Managed Care, April 14, 2016
 
       
IT central to Medicare’s medical home model
Politico Morning eHealth, April 12, 2016
  CMS launches largest-ever multi-payer initiative to improve primary care in America
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Press Release, April 11, 2016
 
     
THE POWER OF THE PCMH IN WORKPLACE HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTERS
  The Institute for Healthcare Consumerism, April 11, 2016  
     
  Medical Homes May Help Improve Care for People with Mental Health Issues
The Commonwealth Fund Blog, April 5, 2016
 
       
This Month in Medical Home News
 
  • Patients as Partners in Clinical Transformation by Amy Gibson and Jacinta Smith
  • Training the Team to Provide Patient-centered Primary Care: A Focus on Clinical Pharmacists by Gary R. Matzke, BSPharm, PharmD, FCP, FCCP, FASN, FNAP; Michael J. Czar, BSPharm, PhD; and Leticia R. Moczygemba, PharmD, PhD
  • Editor’s Corner –  Ujwal Arkalgud and Jason Partridge on Why Most People Don’t Listen to What Their Doctor Has to Sayl
  • Medical Home: A Pathway toward Value-Based Arrangements by Courtney Dalury
  • Thought Leader’s Corner: "What do you think of the new CMS CPC+ initiative?"
  • Industry News with briefs regarding  CMS; Health Affairs; Journal of Primary Care and Community Health; Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative; The Nicholson Foundation.
  • Catching Up With …  Donald Berwick, MD, MPP, FRCP
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