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The practice maintains continuous relationships with patients through care management processes based on evidence-based guidelines. A key to successful implementation of guidelines is to embed them in the practice’s day-to-day operations and by using registries that proactively identify and engage patients who are lacking important services (as in PCMH 2, Element D).
The practice maintains continuous relationships with patients through care management processes based on evidence-based guidelines. A key to successful implementation of guidelines is to embed them in the practice’s day-to-day operations and by using registries that proactively identify and engage patients who are lacking important services (as in PCMH 2, Element D).


The practice implements evidence-based guidelines through point of care reminders for patients with:
The practice implements evidence-based guidelines through point of care reminders for patients with 3 important conditions.
 
=3.A.1 The first important condition=


When selecting conditions, you should consider the following:
When selecting conditions, you should consider the following:
*Diagnoses and risk factors prevalent in patients seen by the practice (data from PCMH 2, Elements B and C)
*Diagnoses and risk factors prevalent in patients seen by the practice (data from [[Main_Page#PCMH_2:_Identify_and_Manage_Patient_Populations_.2816_points.29|PCMH 2]], Elements [[Main_Page#PCMH2B_-_Clinical_Data_.284_points.29|B]] and [[Main_Page#PCMH2C_-_Comprehensive_Health_Assessment_.284_points.29|C]])
*Pick conditions where care management, medication management, and self-management support play a role in reducing complications
*Pick conditions where care management, medication management, and self-management support play a role in reducing complications
*Pick conditions for which there are evidence-based clinical guidelines
*Pick conditions for which there are evidence-based clinical guidelines
*Patients with the conditions selected in factors 1–3 will be used for the medical record review required in Elements C and D, and in PCMH 4, Element A.
*Patients with the conditions selected in factors 1–3 will be used for the medical record review required in Elements [[Main_Page#PMCH3C_-_Care_Management_.28Must_Pass.29_.284_points.29|3.C]] and [[Main_Page#PMCH3D_-_Medication_Management_.283_points.29|3.D]], and in [[Main_Page#PMCH4A_-_Support_Self-Care_Process_.28Must_Pass.29_.286_points.29|PCMH 4, Element A]].
 
=3.A.1 The first important condition=
 
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|Chart samples, handouts, etc.
||[[Media:PCMH_3_A_1.pdf | Asthma Example]]
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=3.A.2 The second important condition=
=3.A.2 The second important condition=
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|Example of using prematurity as an important condition in PCC EHR||[[Media:3A.2.pdf|Using prematurity as an important condition]]
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|Chart samples, handouts, etc.
||[[Media:PCMH_3_A_2.pdf | Well Child Example]]
||TPC
||03/25/13
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|Additional examples
||[[Media:Revised__2_PCMH+3A_1-3.pdf | Additional examples]]
||TPC
||03/25/13
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=3.A.3 The third condition, related to unhealthy behaviors or mental health or substance abuse (critical factor)=
=3.A.3 The third condition, related to unhealthy behaviors or mental health or substance abuse (critical factor)=


At least one identified condition must be related to unhealthy behaviors (e.g., obesity, smoking), substance abuse (e.g., drug addiction,
At least one identified condition must be related to unhealthy behaviors (e.g., obesity, smoking), substance abuse (e.g., drug addiction, alcoholism) or a mental health issue (e.g., depression, anxiety, ADHD).
alcoholism) or a mental health issue (e.g., depression, anxiety, ADHD).
 
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|Example of using ADHD as an important condition in PCC EHR||[[Media:3A.3.pdf|Using ADHD as an important condition]]
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Latest revision as of 13:24, 7 July 2014

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The practice maintains continuous relationships with patients through care management processes based on evidence-based guidelines. A key to successful implementation of guidelines is to embed them in the practice’s day-to-day operations and by using registries that proactively identify and engage patients who are lacking important services (as in PCMH 2, Element D).

The practice implements evidence-based guidelines through point of care reminders for patients with 3 important conditions.

When selecting conditions, you should consider the following:

  • Diagnoses and risk factors prevalent in patients seen by the practice (data from PCMH 2, Elements B and C)
  • Pick conditions where care management, medication management, and self-management support play a role in reducing complications
  • Pick conditions for which there are evidence-based clinical guidelines
  • Patients with the conditions selected in factors 1–3 will be used for the medical record review required in Elements 3.C and 3.D, and in PCMH 4, Element A.

3.A.1 The first important condition

Description Example/Screenshot/Documentation Source Date Added
Example of using well child care as an important condition in PCC EHR Using Well Child Care as an important condition PCC 07/07/14
Chart samples, handouts, etc. Asthma Example TPC 03/25/13
Additional examples Additional examples TPC 03/25/13

3.A.2 The second important condition

Description Example/Screenshot/Documentation Source Date Added
Example of using prematurity as an important condition in PCC EHR Using prematurity as an important condition PCC 07/07/14
Chart samples, handouts, etc. Well Child Example TPC 03/25/13
Additional examples Additional examples TPC 03/25/13

3.A.3 The third condition, related to unhealthy behaviors or mental health or substance abuse (critical factor)

At least one identified condition must be related to unhealthy behaviors (e.g., obesity, smoking), substance abuse (e.g., drug addiction, alcoholism) or a mental health issue (e.g., depression, anxiety, ADHD).

Description Example/Screenshot/Documentation Source Date Added
Example of using ADHD as an important condition in PCC EHR Using ADHD as an important condition PCC 07/07/14
Chart samples, handouts, etc. ADHD Example TPC 03/25/13
Additional examples Additional examples TPC 03/25/13
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