National Study of Physician Organizations

Publications

As Good as it gets? Chronic care management in nine leading US physician organisations. Thomas Rundall, et al. British Medical Journal 2002;325:958-961
External Incentives, Information Technology, and Organized Processes to Improve Health Care Quality for Patients with Chronic Diseases Lawrence Casalino, et al. JAMA January 22/29, 2003; 289(4):434-441
Support for Smoking Cessation Interventions in Physician Organizations: Results from a National Survey. Sara McMenamin, et al. Medical Care, 2003, 41(12):1396-1406
How Different is California? A Comparison of Physician Organizations in the United States Robin Gillies, et al. Health Affairs , October 15, 2003, http://content.healthaffairs.org/cgi/content/full/hlthaff.w3.492v1/DC1
Health Promotion in Physician Organizations: Results from a National Survey. Sara McMenamin, et al. American Journal of Preventive Medicine , 2004, 26(4):259-264
What are the Facilitators and Barriers in Physician Organizations' Use of Care Management Processes? Thomas Bodenheimer, et al. Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Safety, September 2004. 30(9):505-414.
The Alignment and Blending of Payment Incentives within Physician Organizations. James Robinson, et al. Health Services Research, October 2004. 39(5):1589-1606.
Organizational Factors Affecting the Adoption of Diabetes Care Management Processes in Physician Organizations. Rui Li, et al. Diabetes Care, October 2004, 27(10):2312-2316.

The Use of Patient and Physician Reminders for Preventive Services: Results from a National Study of Physician Organizations. Julie Schmittdiel, et al. Preventive Medicine, 2004, 39:1000-1006.

An Empirical Assessment of High Performing Physician Organizations: Results From A National Study. S.M. Shortell, et al. Medical Care Research and Review August 2005. 62(4):407-434
The Prevalence and Use of Chronic Disease Registries in Physician Organizations. J. Schmittdiel, et al. Journal of General Internal Medicine September 2005; 20(9):855-858.
The Routine Use of Health Risk Appraisals: Results from a NationalStudy of Physician Organizations. H.A. Halpin, et al. American Journal of Health Promotion September-October 2005, 20(1):34-8.
Drivers of Electronic Medical Record Adoption Among Medical Groups. J.S. Simon, et al. Journal on Quality and Patient Safety November 2005; 31(11):631-639.
Effect of Primary Health Care Orientation on Chronic Care Management. J.A. Schmittdiel, et al. Annuals of Family Medicine 2006, 4:117-123.