Table 2:

Adoption of Chronic Care Management and Patient Engagement Capabilities for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease in System-owned Physician Practices (2017/18)

	Total N=796
	Mean (Standard Deviation) Frequency (Percentage)
Chronic Care Management Capabilities Composite	69.7 (29.9)
Written Guidelines: Diabetes	574 (72.1%)
Written Guidelines: Hypertension	523 (65.7%)
Electronic Health Record Decision Support: Diabetes	549 (69.0%)
Electronic Health Record Decision Support: Hypertension	467 (58.7%)
Registry: Diabetes	586 (73.6%)
Registry: Hypertension	461 (57.9%)
Collect Physician Performance: Diabetes	683 (85.8%)
Collect Physician Performance: Hypertension	598 (75.1%)
Patient Engagement Capabilities Composite	41.4 (28.5)
Shared Medical Appointment: Cardiovascular Disease	34 (4.3%)
Shared Medical Appointment: Diabetes	92 (11.6%)
Motivational Interviewing: Smoking Cessation	475 (59.7%)
Motivational Interviewing: Weight Loss/Diet	477 (59.9%)
Motivational Interviewing: Increase in Physical Activity	460 (57.8%)
Motivational Interviewing: Medication Adherence	448 (56.3%)
Motivational Interviewing Training (Staff or Clinicians)	397 (49.9%)
Decision Aid: Selecting Medication for Diabetes	221 (27.8%)
Physician/Staff Routinely Use Decision Aids	256 (32.2%)
Physician/Staff Formally Trained in Shared Decision Making	304 (38.2%)
Physician/Staff Routinely Engage in Shared Decision Making	432 (54.3%)
Physician/Staff Follow-up After Shared Decision Making	354 (44.5%)

Composite scale values are presented as mean (standard deviation). Individual items are presented as the frequency (percentage) of sampled physician practices that report adopting that strategy. Source: National Survey of Healthcare Organizations and Systems (NSHOS).