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Health Affairs Blog: 7 lessons that can be drawn from early Medical Home evaluations
Submitted by Charlene Ice on Wed, 06/11/2014 - 12:51
- Innovations should never be judged based on the outcome of single evaluations.
- Evaluations need to assess interventions relative to what they are seeking to accomplish.
- Comparison groups need to be well understood before inferences are made.
- Early experiments will sometimes succeed, and sometimes falter.
- Performance improvement requires continued effort.
- External recognition is a necessary but insufficient marker for transformation.
- Research is needed to determine the key elements necessary for PCMHs to achieve all three Triple Aim goals.
Notes: From a blog post authored by eleven participating leaders of the Pennsylvania Chronic Care Initiative; list of authors is at end of article.
Source: Health Affairs Blog, May 21, 2014
Source URL: http://healthaffairs.org/blog/2014/05/21/patient-centered-me...
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