Evidence & Evaluation

The PCC places a large emphasis on the collection and dissemination of evidence on multiple pieces of primary care. The medical home, care team, and payment models are just a few of the topics that PCC has effectively disseminated information about. PCC is committed to research driven, evidence based reform and prides itself on being a hub where patients, providers and payers can go to find high quality information on multiple primary care related topics. 

Related Content

Title Date Source
Health Is Primary: Charting a Path to Equity and Sustainability:PCC Annual Evidence Report October 2023 PCC
Access & Equity in Medicaid:Robust Primary Care is a Must August 2023
Access & Equity in Medicaid:Robust Primary Care is a Must August 2023
Relationships Matter: How Usual is Usual Source of (Primary) Care? :2022 PCC Evidence Report November 2022
Primary Care and COVID-19: It’s Complicated—Leveraging Primary Care, Public Health, and Social Assets :PCC's Annual Evidence-Based Report October 2021 PCPCC
Primary Care Spending: High Stakes, Low Investment:PCC Annual Evidence Report December 2020 PCPCC
Investing in Primary Care: A State-Level Analysis:PCPCC Annual Evidence Report July 2019 PCPCC
Behavioral Health Services in Primary Care September 2018 American Psychological Association, Center for Psychology and Health
Advanced Primary Care: A Key Contributor to Successful ACOs:PCPCC Annual Evidence Report August 2018 PCPCC
PCPCC Convening Report August 2018

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PCC PRESS RELEASE: U.S. PRIMARY CARE CRISIS IS GETTING WORSE, EXPERTS SAY:New report highlights drivers of worsening primary care shortage and solutions for healthcare decision makers November 3, 2023
PCC’s New 2022 Evidence Report Analyzes Trends In Patient Access to Usual Source of Care (USC):Key Findings: Pandemic did not change overall trend related to patient access to a regular clinician; but identifies troubling declines in care access for vulnerable populations Primary Care Collaborative November 15, 2022
Milbank Memorial Fund Collaborates with The Physicians Foundation and Robert Graham Center on New US Primary Care Scorecard Milbank Memorial Fund January 18, 2022
New Report Shows Primary Care Helped to Reduce Risk of Death, Infection from COVID-19:Communities with strong primary care, robust public health and fewer social vulnerabilities fared best during pandemic Primary Care Collaborative October 18, 2021
Geisinger, UPMC, among health systems fast-tracking tech, telehealth projects for COVID-19 Fierce Healthcare March 24, 2020
Digital health startups want to help Medicare prevent diabetes, if only it will let them STAT April 4, 2019
Hospital Care Prices Rose Faster Than the Cost of Physician Services The Commonwealth Fund February 4, 2019
Quality and Experience of Outpatient Care in the United States for Adults With or Without Primary Care JAMA Network January 28, 2019
Critics say new transplant rules will benefit big city medical centers Washington Post December 5, 2018
Big Tech Expands Footprint in Health:Amazon’s move into analyzing patient records is the latest by a technology company to tap the health-care market Wall Street Journal November 27, 2018

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Behavioral Health and Primary Care During and After COVID-19 Arthur Evans, Benjamin Miller, Jack Westfall, Kelly Davis June 29, 2020
Evidence Report Webinar: The Impact of Primary Care Practice Transformation on Cost, Quality and Utilization Ann Greiner, Bradley Roberts , David Ehrenberger, Yalda Jabbarpour August 16, 2017
PCPCC National Briefing Webinar: MACRA, MIPS, APMs & CPC+::What to Expect from all these Acronyms? Laura Sessums, Shari M. Erickson April 28, 2016
Do Medical Homes Work? :PCPCC Unveils New Evidence Report on Cost, Utilization & Payment Reform February 11, 2016
Clinicians and Patients: Natural Partners in Identifying the Right Care (Quantifying Total Cost of Care) Elizabeth Mitchell July 30, 2015
Primary Care, ACOs, and Payment Reform: A Conversation with Mark McClellan of the Brookings Institution Mark McClellan February 3, 2015
Video: Congressional Briefing: PCPCC's Annual Review of the Patient-Centered Medical Home's Impact on Cost and Quality Douglas Henley, Christopher F. Koller, Rahul Rajkumar, Justine Handelman, Julie Schilz, Katherine Clark February 2, 2015
PCPCC Webinar: An Overview of Key Findings from PCPCC's Evidence Report :The Patient-Centered Medical Home's Impact on Cost and Quality: Review of Evidence 2013-2014 January 29, 2015
PCPCC October Webinar: Patient-Centered Best Practices Margo J. Williams, Linda Shelton, Beth Little-Terry, Kim Johnston October 23, 2014
Integration of Clinical Pharmacists into the Medical Home: Measuring Clinical Impact Anthony P. Morreale, Terry McInnis, Edwin Webb May 15, 2014

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