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In this category you will find tools and resources specific to the development and quality of the Patient Centered Medical Home model of care.
A Review of Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression
A live webcast brought to you by:
Clinical Directors Network, Inc. as part of the Collaborative Care to Reduce Depression and Increase Cancer Screening among Low-Income Urban Women Project funded by the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)
Timezone:
EST
Mobile Adaptations for Patient Centered Medical Home Crosswalk Tool
Much of the medical home model is predicated on a relatively stable population that can access regular care at a single network of providers. So how can this model effectively transfer to a mobile population? This crosswalk is meant to assist centers to incorporate the needs of migrating patients into their PCMH. Each of the six standards are listed with the factors required for NCQA recognition. Recommendations for addressing the factors in migrating patients are included, along with resources available through MCN.
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- PCMHxwalk ( 109 Kb )
Complementary and Alternative Care History form
Clinicians can use this form to collect information from patients about their prior use of non-traditional or alternative care providers and medications.
Health centers can also adapt the form and/or incorporate into their EHR.
PCMH Standard 2 Element B: Clinical Data, Factor 9: List of prescription medications with date of update for 80% of patients.
PCMH Standard 3 Element D: Medication Management, Factor 3: Provides information about new prescriptions to more than 80% of patients.
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- AltCareHistoryForm Feb26 ( 133 Kb )
Open Access for Migrant Patients - Patient Centered Medical Home
This is the first of several resources MCN is developing to aid health centers in addressing the unique healthcare needs of migrant patients within the Patient Centered Medical Home. In addition, MCN is developing tools and resources health centers can utilize as they seek PCMH recognition.
Open Access means that patients can get same-day appointments for acute care needs and rapid access to routine care needs. This resource describes what Open Access looks like for migrant patients.
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- OpenAccessStatement FINAL ( 261 Kb )
Family Psychosocial Screening
Family Psychosocial Screening also assesses a number of other risk factors for developmental and behavior problems. These include frequent household moves, single parenting, three or more children in the home, less than a high school education, and unemployment.
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- FamPsychoSocQaire ( 334 Kb )
MCN Presentation: Creating a Migrant Centered Medical Home
Much of the medical home model is predicated on a relatively stable population that can access regular care at a single network of providers. So how can this model effectively transfer to a mobile population? One of the key elements needed is a more expansive vision of a medical home beyond a single geographic location. This session will explore strategies to create a patient centered medical home for patients on the move. The presentation includes an update and overview of MCN’s Health Network to manage critical health care issues such as infectious disease, Cancer,
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- PCMHNFHC2012 RevisedJune12 ( 2 Mb )
Patient Centered Medical Home
How can a health center provide a Patient Centered Medical Home for patients on the move?Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) endorses a Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model that assures care for all patients. MCN promotes medical home transformation designed to include patients who experience barriers to health care due to mobility, poverty, language, and culture.
