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2014 Completed Studies
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Do Years of Experience With Electronic Health Records Matter for Productivity in Community Health Centers?
Community health centers’ (CHCs) patient panels are expected to increase in the coming years. This study investigated to what the years of experience with an electronic health record (EHR) was related to the productivity of CHCs. Related Products:
For questions about this study, contact Patricia Pittman. Longitudinal Analysis of Electronic Health Record Adoption on Staffing Mix in Community Health Centers
Community health centers are at the forefront of ambulatory care practices in their use of nonphysician clinicians and team-based primary care. We examined medical staffing patterns, the contributions of different types of staff to productivity, and the factors associated with staffing at community health centers across the United States. Related Products:
For questions about this study, contact Leighton Ku. CEO Perspectives on Factors Determining Medical Staff Configurations in Community Health Centers
While financial incentives to adopt team-based care are mounting, little is known about how leaders of primary care organizations make decisions regarding medical staff configurations. This study explored perceptions of CEOs of community health centers (CHCs) that have a variety of staff configurations. Related Products:
For questions about this study, contact Patricia Pittman. |