Table 2.

Longitudianl care alignment method.

Description: Offers guidance for the care team on incorporating patient-centered measurement (PCM) into day-to-day practice, during care team member–patient interactions, and for longitudinal care.
Possible Tools and Resources: Workflow diagramming tools 55, mind mapping tools 51, PCM best practice guidance 54, interviews 52
Is focused on the following questions:
Why	The reason for the PCM to be deployed (e.g., upcoming visit or ongoing monitoring)
When	The timing of the activities (e.g., pre, during or post visit)
Where	The type of interaction (e.g., virtual or in-person, ongoing monitoring)
How	Whether a person or technology is mediating the PCM activity
Who	Whether the PCM activities are to be done individually or shared by multiple team members