Rogers et al., 2015 - Google Patents
The panel management questionnaire: A tool to measure panel management capabilityRogers et al., 2015
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- Rogers E
- Hessler D
- Dube K
- Willard-Grace R
- Gupta R
- Bodenheimer T
- Grumbach K
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- The Permanente Journal
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Context: To meet demands for evidence-based chronic and preventive services and to improve performance, primary care practices are turning toward team-based strategies such as panel management, in which nonclinicians address routine preventive and chronic …
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