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. 2016 Jun 20;52(3):984–1004. doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.12523

Table 2.

Patient‐Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Recognition and Clinical Performance

PCMH Recognition
Yes (N = 539) No (N = 548)
Clinical performance measures 2012 2012
% Adult receiving weight screening** 47.77 (0.89) 44.05 (0.98)
% Aspirin therapy 70.13 (0.87) 70.79 (0.91)
% Asthma patients receiving pharmacologic therapy* 75.66 (0.91) 72.61 (1.09)
% Colorectal cancer screening 27.99 (0.8) 27.18 (0.86)
% Child immunization 38.72 (1.11) 39.32 (1.32)
% Child weight assessment* 42.78 (1.1) 39.45 (1.14)
% Diabetes control (HBA1c<7)** 41.19 (0.38) 39.24 (0.49)
% Diabetes control (HBA1c<8)*** 59.68 (0.46) 57.13 (0.58)
% Diabetes control (HBA1c<9)*** 71.17 (0.47) 68.43 (0.6)
% Hypertension control* 63.93 (0.44) 62.49 (0.48)
% LBW 7.18 (0.2) 7.12 (0.23)
% Lipid therapy 75.59 (0.77) 73.95 (0.85)
% Pap test*** 54.59 (0.73) 50.51 (0.83)
% Prenatal care*** 72.58 (0.7) 68.67 (0.89)
% Tobacco assessment*** 87.64 (0.69) 83.85 (0.81)
% Tobacco cessation intervention** 59.9 (1.05) 55.51 (1.14)

*p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001, based on paired t‐test for PCMH vs. non‐PCMH centers within the same year.