Search Results - "Bricker, Patricia L"

Strategies for Achieving Whole-Practice Engagement and Buy-in to the Patient-Centered Medical Home by Bleser, William K., MSPH, Miller-Day, Michelle, PhD, Naughton, Dana, PhD, LCSW, Bricker, Patricia L., MBA, Cronholm, Peter F., MD, MSCE, FAAFP, Gabbay, Robert A., MD, PhD

“…Abstract Purpose The current model of primary care in the United States limits physicians' ability to offer high-quality care. The patient-centered medical…”
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Implementing effective care management in the patient-centered medical home by Taliani, Catherine A, Bricker, Patricia L, Adelman, Alan M, Cronholm, Peter F, Gabbay, Robert A

“…There is growing evidence that practice-based care management can improve clinical quality and reduce costly healthcare utilization. To explore how a disparate…”
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Collaboration in Pennsylvania: Rapidly spreading improved chronic care for patients to practices by Bricker, Patricia L., Baron, Richard J., Scheirer, Jorge J., DeWalt, Darren A., Derrickson, John, Yunghans, Suzanne, Gabbay, Robert A.

“…Introduction: Pennsylvania's Improving Performance in Practice (IPIP) program is administered by the Pennsylvania (PA) chapters of the American Academy of…”
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Acute cholesterol responses to mental stress and change in posture by Muldoon, M F, Bachen, E A, Manuck, S B, Waldstein, S R, Bricker, P L, Bennett, J A

“…Serum lipid levels vary widely within individuals, but the causes of these fluctuations are poorly understood. One area of research concerns elevations in…”
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Nursing postvention for spousal survivors of suicide by Constantino, R E, Bricker, P L

“…There is a scarcity of information available with respect to postbereavement outcomes for survivors of the suicide of a loved one. Few studies have focused on…”
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Social support as experienced by Roman Catholic priests: the influence of vocationally imposed network restrictions by Bricker, P L, Fleischer, C G

“…This qualitative descriptive study explored the experience of social support as perceived by four Roman Catholic priests who are community caregivers subject…”
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