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Progression through the cascade of care for latent tuberculosis infection: Perspectives from patients, providers, and staff at a community health center in Massachusetts

Reducing the Use of ad hoc Interpreters at a Safety-Net Health Care System

Implementing an electronic system to screen and actively refer to community based agencies for food insecurity in primary care

Planning together: Patient-centered care planning to improve health outcomes

CEO-CLER Innovation Grants Program: Empowering Residents as Clinical Learning Environment Change Agents

A Teledermatology Initiative to Increase Access for Community Health Center Patients

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The Financial Benefits of Medical Scribes in a Primary Care Setting

Preliminary outcomes of an early childhood education access & quality initiative

Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration for Anxiety Management in a Safety-Net Health Care System

This report describes the implementation of a primary care behavioral health integration program for anxiety management at Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA), a safety-net health care system. Using a staged implementation process, CHA built upon existing capacities to create a comprehensive infrastructure for managing behavioral health conditions in primary care.

Creating a culture of respect and interprofessional teamwork on a labor and birth unit: a multifaceted quality improvement project

Interprofessional teamwork is essential to high-quality healthcare, however disrespect and incivility amongst team members is a challenge to creating and sustaining effective teams. We describe and assess the impact of a multifaceted improvement project with the primary intervention being a Compassionate Communication (CC) training on a Labor and Birth unit. Our hypothesis was this improvement […]

Inter-clinician eConsults without programmatic incentives or requirements: a qualitative study of primary care provider perspectives

Background Inter-clinician electronic consultation (eConsult) programmes are becoming more widespread in the USA as health care systems seek innovative ways of improving specialty access. Existing studies examine models with programmatic incentives or requirements for primary care providers (PCPs) to participate. Objective We aimed to examine PCP perspectives on eConsults in a system with no programmatic […]