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Developing and Running a Primary Care Practice Facilitation Program: A How-To Guide

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  • Lyndee Knox
  • Erin Fries Taylor
  • Kristin Geonnotti
  • Rachel Machta
  • Jung Kim
  • Jessica Nysenbaum
  • Michael Parchman

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Working with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and LA Net, we developed a manual on creating and implementing successful practice implementation programs.

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  • Lyndee Knox & Erin Fries Taylor & Kristin Geonnotti & Rachel Machta & Jung Kim & Jessica Nysenbaum & Michael Parchman, "undated". "Developing and Running a Primary Care Practice Facilitation Program: A How-To Guide," Mathematica Policy Research Reports cf15b9115d714275b538a9c83, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:cf15b9115d714275b538a9c835145652
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    1. Sarah Hudson Scholle & Phyllis Torda & Deborah Peikes & Esther Han & Janice Genevro, "undated". "Engaging Patients and Families in the Medical Home," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 639ddb43f71d41ccb615cdf60, Mathematica Policy Research.
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