THE DEVELOPMENT OF JOINT PRINCIPLES: INTEGRATING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE INTO THE PATIENT-CENTERED MEDICAL HOME

M. A. Baird, Alexander Blount, S. Brungardt, Alexander Dietrich, Ted Epperly, L. Green, Douglas E. Henley, Rodger Kessler, Neil Korsen, Susan H. McDaniel,

The Annals of Family Medicine · 2014 · 132 citations · 2 references

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The world of primary care was galvanized in 2007 by the publication of the Joint Principles of The Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) that spells out the fundamental features of a primary health care setting in which a team of clinicians offers accessible first-contact primary care.[1][1] This

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