Building a Patient Medical Home Using a Data-Driven, Physician-Led Approach

Authors

  • Samantha Sexsmith Chadwick Calgary West Central Primary Care Network
  • Krista Cook Calgary West Central Primary Care Network

Keywords:

Patient Medical Home, Primary Care, Collaboration, Team-Based Care

Abstract

At the Calgary West Central Primary Care Network (CWC PCN), we use a data-driven and physician led approach to assist primary care practices in building Patient Medical Homes (PMHs). Presenters will discuss the uniquely collaborative approach that the PCN has taken to facilitate this process.  

Author Biographies

Samantha Sexsmith Chadwick, Calgary West Central Primary Care Network

Research and Evaluation Associate

Krista Cook, Calgary West Central Primary Care Network

Measurement and Evaluation Associate

References

Dinh, T., Stonebridge, C., & Theriault, L. (2014). Recommendations for action: getting the most out of health care teams. The Conference Board of Canada.

Jabbarpour, Y., DeMarchis, E., Bazemore, A., & Grundy, P. (2017). The impact of primary care practice transformation on cost, quality, and utilization. Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative.

The College of Family Physicians of Canada. (2011). A vision for Canada. Family Practice: The Patient‘s Medical Home.

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Published

2019-07-03

Issue

2018: Healthy Living, Healthy Life Conference Proceedings

Section

Theme 2: Methods, tools, evaluation, and outcome measures in collaborative health research and practices

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