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Complimentary from the publishers of
Medical Home News
September, 2017
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“I think telemedicine will
be the next-generation feature of the patient-centered medical home.
People want the convenience, and it allows faster access to medical
care. We’re actually taking that a step further by allowing patients to
text with their doctors via a dedicated platform. The average length of
an encounter is about 45 minutes, but for me as a doctor, it’s not a
dedicated 45 minutes of time....What all may be required is 120 seconds
of my time for an encounter, but four patients can actually interact
with the same doctor simultaneously. That is the power of scalability.”
- Blake McKinney, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, CirrusMD.
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"While patients
were always given instruction on the need for three doses [of HPV
vaccine] and families of males were offered the vaccine, the RNs
concentrated their efforts on two interventions all staff would follow....As a result, HPV
immunization rates went from 51 percent to 74 percent at the
organization."
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Excerpted from: Medical Home
News, Volume 9 Number 9, September 2017, "When It Comes To Coordinated
Care And Medical Homes, RNs Make A Big Difference," by Rosemarie
Battaglia, Mary Morin; Dana Nelson, et. al. |
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PCMH Webinar: Setting the Foundation
This webinar begins with a review of the NCQA PCMH 2017
Guidelines. Topics include the clinician lead; involving staff
and patients in quality; team-based care; the patient
satisfaction survey; facilitated discussion; and best practices,
challenges and novel ideas.
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Advisory Board: 5 insights
for expanding the role of pharmacists in ambulatory care
1. Set patient inclusion criteria based on strategic
decisions about how to allocate limited resources
2. Provide additional training to help pharmacists assume the
expanded scope of responsibility
3.
Continue reading here
Notes: from a blog by
Rebecca Tyrrell, based on conversations with Carilion Clinic
around lessons learned from the IHARP model, which embedded
pharmacists in PCMHs.
Source:
Care Transformation Center Blog/Advisory Board, September
21, 2017 |
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- PCPCC Releases New Principles To Guide Primary Care,
Medical Homes By Ron Shinkman
- When It Comes To Coordinated Care And Medical Homes, RNs Make A
Big Difference By Rosemarie Battaglia, Mary Morin; Dana Nelson, et.
al.
- Editor's Corner: Peter Long on improving peripheral aspects of
primary care delivery to improve the care for Medicaid.
Thought Leaders’ Corner: "Can telemedicine play a role in the
patient-centered medical home?"
- Industry News with briefs regarding Deloitte; SIU School of
Medicine; St. Jude Children's Research Hospital; and American Cancer
Society
- Catching Up With … Christine Bechtel
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