Table 3.
Component, subcomponent | Patient experiences questionnaire | Practitioner experiences questionnaire | Medical records audit |
Administrative/billing data |
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Integrated care (comprehensive and coordinated) inclusive of CAM interventions | ||||
Comprehensive | Number and type of services/referralsa | |||
Coordinated | Rating of treatment plan coordinationa | |||
Integrated conventional and CAM | Type and frequency conventional and CAM prescribeda | Type and frequency conventional and CAM billed/used from tiera | ||
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Prevention and health promotion services together with treatment and disease management | ||||
Practitioner… Talk about prevention; help with change; ask if health interferes; help with weight and emotionsa |
Type and frequency of prevention, lifestyle interventions prescribeda | Number and type of lifestyle/health promotion/prevention classes and groups used from membership tiera | ||
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Use of less invasive and natural treatments and interventions | ||||
Use of natural products, lifestyle interventions before or with Rx or invasive proceduresa | ||||
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Whole person care | ||||
Practitioner knows your… Medical history; responsibilities; health values and beliefsb; worries and stressc |
Whole person review of systemsa | |||
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Healing orientation to support body's innate healing capacity | ||||
Use of treatments, products, to support healing capacity; treatment plans support innate healinga | ||||
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IM practitioners exemplify principles and commit to self-exploration and development | ||||
Team values self-care; healthy activity is encouraged; enough time taken for self-care; occupational stress; reflection on changes in approach to carea | ||||
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Patient-centered partnership | ||||
Practitioner communication | Practitioner… Explain understandably; listen carefully; give information; know your medical history; show respect for youc |
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Shared decision making | Practitioner discuss… Reasons for treatment; reasons against treatment; your preferencesc |
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Empathy | 10-item measure of provider empathyd | |||
Trust | Can tell anything; trust with your care; tells the truth; cares about your health; cares about you; rate trust 1–10c | |||
Time | Enough time spentc | |||
Partnership | Discussion of UAIHC Health Partnership Acknowledgement (HPA) noted in charta | Signed HPA in UAIHC membership filea | ||
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Provision of other services not typically provided in primary care | ||||
Number and type of UAIHC classes and groups recommended in treatment plansa | Number and type of classes and groups attended through UAIHC member tiera | |||
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Integrative team care with health coaches | ||||
Shared vision, safety, task orient, support innovation | 14-item measure of team climatee | |||
Shared philosophies of IM health and healing | Team members… Understand others' philosophies; learn different modalities together; no one left outa |
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Integrative treatment planning | Team/treatment plan… Team collaborates well; patient priorities considered first; whole person plans; plans support innate healing; equal consideration of all team membersa |
Patient team identified in charta | Complex patients documented in team meeting recordsa | |
Health coaches | Number of visits with health coaches used through member tiera | |||
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Hybrid financing model | ||||
Member tier chosen, frequency of tier changes, frequency of additional visits purchased, member drop out; utilization rates of tier benefitsa | ||||
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Enhanced access to care | ||||
Timeliness of visit |
Wait time to appointmenta | |||
Courtesy of staff | Helpful, courteous clerksb | |||
Longer visit time | Practitioner spend enough timec | Duration of most recent visita | Duration of most recent visita |