Correlation of the Care by Design Primary Care Practice Redesign Model and the Principles of the Patient-Centered Medical Home
The Journal of the American Board of Family MedicinePublished 1 March 2012Open access
Marlene J. Egger, Julie Day, Debra L. Scammon, Yu Li, Andrew Wilson, Michael K. Magill
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Comparisons of CBD and PCMH metrics conceptually and statistically suggest that practice redesign requires an ability to assess uptake of the redesign as a transformation progresses, and both metrics are works in progress.
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Practice redesign requires an ability to assess uptake of the redesign as a transformation progresses. The correlation of CBD and PCMH is substantial conceptually but low statistically. PCMH and CBD focus on complementary aspects of redesign: PCMH on structure and CBD on process. Both domains should be addressed in practice reform. Both metrics are works in progress.
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