• Ann. Intern. Med. · Jan 2024

    Principles for the Physician-Led Patient-Centered Medical Home and Other Approaches to Team-Based Care: A Position Paper From the American College of Physicians.

    • Ryan Crowley, David Pugach, Margo Williams, Jason Goldman, David Hilden, SchultzAnne FureyAFNorthwestern Medicine, Chicago, Illinois (A.F.S.)., Micah Beachy, Health and Public Policy Committee, and Medical Practice and Quality Committee of the American College of Physicians.
    • American College of Physicians, Washington, DC (R.C., D.P., M.W.).
    • Ann. Intern. Med. 2024 Jan 1; 177 (1): 656765-67.

    AbstractTeam-based care models such as the Patient-Centered Medical Home are associated with improved patient health outcomes, better team coordination and collaboration, and increased well-being among health care professionals. Despite these attributes, hindrances to wider adoption remain. In addition, some health care professionals have sought to practice independent of the physician-led health care team, potentially undermining patient access to physicians who have the skills and training to deliver whole-person, comprehensive, and longitudinal care. In this paper, the American College of Physicians reaffirms the importance of the physician-led health care team and offers policy recommendations on professionalism, payment models, training, licensure, and research to support the expansion of dynamic clinical care teams.

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