Becoming a medical home appears to increase physician and staff job satisfaction, but it also risks decreasing patient satisfaction with access to care.
A. Lauren Crain, PhD
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Reporting physician group performance in addition to health plan performance may stimulate greater improvement in diabetes care.
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