2015North Carolina Medical JournalOpen access

Bringing Patients Into the Patient-Centered Medical Home: Lessons Learned in a Large Primary Care Practice

Warren P. Newton, Harold Atkinson, Donna L. Parker, Mark Gwynne

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Abstract

There is consensus that patients need to be engaged with their care, but how to do this in a primary care setting remains unclear. This case study demonstrates Patient Advisory Council engagement with the operations of a patient-centered medical home.

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There is consensus that patients need to be engaged with their care, but how to do this in a primary care setting remains unclear. This case study demonstrates Patient Advisory Council engagement with the operations of a patient-centered medical home.

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There is consensus that patients need to be engaged with their care, but how to do this in a primary care setting remains unclear. This case study demonstrates Patient Advisory Council engagement with the operations of a patient-centered medical home.

Key concepts: Medical home, Primary care, Patient-centered care, Medicine, Nursing, Family medicine, MEDLINE, Political science

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