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. 2021 Jan 28;36(9):2717–2723. doi: 10.1007/s11606-020-06563-x

Table 3.

Key Stakeholder Perspectives of IPC Tasks that PCMH Teams Could Perform

Tasks PCMH teams could perform

•Answering/returning phone calls

•Care coordination

•Virtual in-home assessments

•Supporting patients during care transitions

•Patient/caregiver education

•Medication reconciliation

•Intensive follow-up

•Case management

•Relationship building with patients and caregivers

•Medication management

•Psychosocial support

•Panel management

•Interdisciplinary teamwork

•Huddles

•Complex case conference

•Use existing tools for neurocognitive/memory issues

•Intensively manage small panels of patients

•Referrals to community services

Tasks PCMH teams could not perform

•Home visits

•Co-attending appointments with other clinicians

•Same level of intensity [as IPC teams]

• “Being on top of appointments”

• “Being on top of medications”

•Identifying community resources

•Engaging hard-to-reach patients (e.g., homeless; cognitively impaired)

•Services outside the outpatient setting

•Respond quickly to patient calls

•Individualized care plans

•Quicker access to care

•In-depth assessments or chart reviews

•Intensive case management