PURPOSE Assess effectiveness of Primary Care 2.0: a team-based model that incorporates
increased medical assistant (MA) to primary care physician (PCP) ratio, integration of …

Background Team-based care is now recognized as an essential feature of high quality
primary care, but there is limited empiric evidence to guide practice transformation. The …

Background Successful implementation of new care models within a health system is likely
dependent on contextual factors at the individual sites of care. Objective To identify practice …

Primary care teams are underpowered. Teams do not maximally redistribute team functions
when clinicians are diverted from activities where they add the most value. This commentary …

Background Central to the patient-centered medical home model are high functioning
interdisciplinary teams, which aim to improve care coordination and patient self …

Purpose Implementing team‐based care into existing primary care is challenging;
understanding facilitators and barriers to implementation is critical. We assessed adoption …

Background: Team-based care has the potential to improve primary care quality and
efficiency. In this model, medical assistants (MAs) take a more central role in patient care …

Team-based care has the potential to improve quality over traditional models, but little is
known about how it affects the primary care professionals who enact it. The medical …

Introduction: Primary care clinician burnout is pervasive and detrimental. How components
of teamwork and clinic culture might contribute to burnout remains unsettled. Objective: To …

Purpose: Burnout is a threat to the primary care workforce. We investigated the relationship
between team structure, team culture, and emotional exhaustion of clinicians and staff in …