Access to health care
efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
family medicine in Mexican health care reform, 30(6):843–847
supporting better access to chronic pain specialties, 30(6):766–774
Accreditation
funding instability and the teaching health center, 30(3):279–280
single GME accreditation system, 30(6):838–842
Acupuncture therapy, shingles following auricular acupuncture, 30(4):552–555
Acute pain, opioid prescribing patterns, United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
Adaptations, patient registry implementation, 30(5):657–665
Adenocarcinoma, men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
Adenomatous polyps, surveillance follow-up colonoscopy, 30(3):371–373
Adherence, test, feasibility of text messaging to improve, 30(5):608–614
Advance care planning, documentation, improving, 30(4):480–490
Agriculture, health care for Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, diagnosing hypertension using current guidelines, 30(2):170–177
Ambulatory care
elderly emergency department visits for asthma in Taiwan, 30(3):384–395
physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Ambulatory care facilities
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM)
Certification Examination
content modules, 30(1):85–90
graduating residents’ performance, 30(5):570–571
election of new officers and board members, 30(5):683–685
physician quality reporting system, 30(4):558
PRIME registry, 30(4):559
Sean Lucan, MD, MPH, MS selected as 2016 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellow, 30(1):111
Analgesics
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
Angioedema, in neprilysin inhibitor heart failure trial, 30(4):556–557
Angiotensin receptor blockers, angioedema in neprilysin inhibitor heart failure trial, 30(4):556–557
Anorexia nervosa, geriatric, 30(5):666–669
Antibacterial agents, antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
Antitubercular agents, treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
Anxiety, suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Anxiety disorders, prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
Asthma, elderly emergency department visits for, in Taiwan, 30(3):384–395
Atherosclerotic plaque, coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
Attitudes, family physicians’ interest in telehealth services, 30(3):320–330
Back pain
opioid medication for, socioeconomic status and, 30(6):775–783
physical therapy referrals and opioid prescriptions for, 30(6):784–794
Behavioral counseling, impact of wellness group on obesity, 30(6):715–723
Behavioral medicine
outcomes of integrated behavioral health with primary care, 30(2):130–139
predicting risk for opioid misuse, 30(6):828–831
Bicycling, conversations about Obamacare, 30(4):544–546
Blood pressure
coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
diagnosing hypertension using current guidelines, 30(2):170–177
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Body mass index
FitwitsTM and parental recognition of childhood obesity, 30(2):178–188
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Body weight, FitwitsTM and parental recognition of childhood obesity, 30(2):178–188
Bordetella pertussis, infection, adults and children, 30(3):308–319
Burnout, professional, in board certified family physicians, 30(2):125–126
Cancer, patient’s reason for encounter when diagnosing, 30(6):806–812
Cannabis, use among patients in Washington state, 30(6):795–805
Cardiovascular diseases
complementary health approaches and cardiometabolic outcomes, 30(5):624–631
coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
retirement and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
Cardiovascular system, dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
Care transition, information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
Caregivers, electronic monitoring of the cognitively impaired, 30(2):258–263
Certification
graduating residents’ performance on the ABFM Certification Examination, 30(5):570–571
palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
Cervical vertebrae, notalgia paresthetica relieved by cervical traction, 30(6):835–837
Cesarean section, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
Child, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Childhood obesity, parental recognition of, FitwitsTM and, 30(2):178–188
Choice behavior, men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
Cholesterol, social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Chronic disease
continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Chronic pain
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
opioid prescribing patterns in the United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
specialties, supporting better access to, 30(6):766–774
Clinical competence, content modules on ABFM certification exam, 30(1):85–90
Cognitive impairment, electronic monitoring and, 30(2):258–263
Collaboration, primary care and public health integration, 30(5):601–607
Colonoscopy, surveillance follow-up, older adults, 30(3):371–373
Colorectal cancer, surveillance follow-up colonoscopy, older adults, 30(3):371–373
Colorectal neoplasms, rural patient preferences for fecal immunochemical test, 30(5):632–644
Commentary
The American Board of Family Medicine: New Tools to Assist Program Directors and Graduates Achieve Success, 30(5):567–569
Building a Sustainable Primary Care Workforce: Where Do We Go from Here?, 30(2):127–129
Improving the Health of Patients and Communities: Evolving Practice-based Research (PBR) and Collaboration, 30(5):562–566
It Matters What Is Measured, 30(1):8–9
Moving Upstream—Health Extension and Primary Care, 30(1):10–12
New “Core Quality Measures”: Only a Beginning, 30(1):4–7
Uncertainty in Teaching Health Center (THC) Funding: Still Crazy After All These Years, 30(3):275–278
Who Will Deliver the Babies? Identifying and Addressing Barriers, 30(4):402–404
Communicable diseases, real time influenza surveillance in primary care, 30(5):615–623
Communication
electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
older adults’ preferences when discussing life expectancy, 30(6):813–815
Community health, improving preventive care in rural counties, 30(5):583–591
Community health care, assessing primary care, 30(1):13–15
Community health centers
EHR strategies and social determinants of health, 30(4):428–447
screening for social determinants of health, 30(4):418–427
Community health services, outcomes of integrated behavioral health with primary care, 30(2):130–139
Community medicine, dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
Comorbidity
continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
geriatric anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
Complementary health approaches, cardiometabolic outcomes and, 30(5):624–631
Continuity of care
efficiency and patient care, student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
elderly emergency department visits for asthma in Taiwan, 30(3):384–395
and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
visit entropy and hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Conversation analysis, improving conversations during wellness visits, 30(2):161–169
Core quality measures, new, 30(1):4–7
Correspondence
clinical diagnosis of bordetella pertussis infection: a systematic review, 30(5):681–682
patient beliefs have a greater impact than barriers on medication adherence in a community health center, 30(6):848
patient-provider communication: does electronic messaging reduce incoming telephone calls?, 30(1):109–110
presenting signs of multiple myeloma and the effect of diagnostic delay on the prognosis, 30(2):265
primary care patients’ willingness to participate in comprehensive weight loss programs: from the WWAMI Region Practice and Research Network, 30(2):264–265
Counseling
men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
patient-entered wellness data and preventive care, 30(3):350–361
Cross-cultural comparison, global health and family medicine, 30(1):104–108
Cross-sectional studies
palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
retirement and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
Cumulative trauma, squeak of wrist and intersection syndrome, 30(4):547–551
Current procedural terminology, codes, physicians’ work and, 30(6):724–732
Dangerous behavior, electronic monitoring of cognitively impaired, 30(2):258–263
Data collection, EHR strategies and social determinants of health, 30(4):428–447
Data display, dynamic electronic health record note prototype, 30(6):691–700
De Quervain disease, squeak of wrist and intersection syndrome, 30(4):547–551
Decision making
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
improving advance care planning documentation, 30(4):480–490
patient knowledge and treatment decisions for prostate cancer, 30(3):288–297
patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
Delivery of health care
implementation and reach of a multisite trial, 30(3):337–349
increasing family medicine in Mexican health care reform, 30(6):843–847
key messages on integrated care, 30(1): 25–34
palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
system to improve health care efficiency, from Ecuador, 30(3):380–383
Demography, palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
Deprescribing, polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use, 30(4):528–536
Depression
health care for Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
outcomes, validation of DOC-6©, 30(3):281–287
outcomes of integrated behavioral health with primary care, 30(2):130–139
suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Dermatology, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Dermoscopy, therapeutic, for foreign bodies, 30(3):374–376
Diabetes mellitus
health care for Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Diagnostic errors, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Diet, health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
Disclosure, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Disease outbreaks, real time influenza surveillance in primary care, 30(5):615–623
Documentation
advance care planning, improving, 30(4):480–490
dynamic electronic health record note prototype, 30(6):691–700
Domestic violence, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Drug overdose, clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
Dyslipidemia, coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
Early detection of cancer, rural patient preferences for fecal immunochemical test, 30(5):632–644
Ecuador, system to improve health care efficiency, 30(3):380–383
Editorial Office News and Notes
Content Usage and the Most Frequently Read Articles of 2016, 30(3):272–274
Peer Reviewers for the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine in 2016, 30(2):121–125
Editor’s Notes
Improving Family Medicine with Thoughtful Research, 30(2):117–120
In This Issue: Opiates, Tobacco, Social Determinants of Health, Social Accountability for Non-Profit Hospitals, More on PCMH, and Clinical Topics, 30(4):399–401
Multiple Practical Facts and Ideas to Improve Family Medicine Care, 30(6):687–690
Practice Innovation for Care Integration, Opioid Management, and Quality Measurement in Family Medicine, 30(1):1–3
Research on Clinical Decisions Made Daily in Family Medicine, 30(3):269–271
Education, efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
Educational measurement, content modules on ABFM certification exam, 30(1):85–90
Electronic cigarettes
in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
use, screening for, during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
Electronic health records
dynamic electronic health record note prototype, 30(6):691–700
electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
strategies, social determinants of health and, 30(4):428–447
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Emergency departments, elderly visits, for asthma in Taiwan, 30(3):384–395
Emergency service, hospital, Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
Emotions, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Entropy, visit, associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Errors of omission, perspectives on, 30(6):733–742
Ethics, electronic monitoring of the cognitively impaired, 30(2):258–263
Ethiopia, family medicine in, 30(5):670–677
Ethnic groups, family medicine faculty diversity lags trend, 30(1):100–103
Exercise
delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
retirement and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
Family health, patient beliefs, impact on medication adherence, 30(3):331–336
Family medicine, reflections
community clinician discovers primary care research, 30(5):678–680
conversations about Obamacare, 30(4):544–546
global health and family medicine, 30(1):104–108
Family Medicine Network (FaMe-Net)
patient’s reason for encounter when diagnosing cancer, 30(6):806–812
Family physicians
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
board-certified, burnout in, 30(2):125–126
electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
family medicine in Ethiopia, 30(5):670–677
geriatric anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
global health and family medicine, 30(1):104–108
interest in telehealth services, 30(3):320–330
maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
residency graduates’ intention to practice obstetrics, 30(4):405–406
screening for cigarettes, marijuana, and ENDS during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
therapeutic dermoscopy for foreign bodies, 30(3):374–376
Farmers, health care for Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
Feces, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Feeding and eating disorders, geriatric anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
Fertilization, provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
Follow-up studies
continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Foreign bodies, therapeutic dermoscopy for, 30(3):374–376
Gaps in care, perspectives on errors of omission, 30(6):733–742
Gastroenterology, surveillance follow-up colonoscopy, 30(3):371–373
Genes, the “new genetics” in clinical practice, 30(3):377–379
Genetic heterogeneity, the “new genetics” in clinical practice, 30(3):377–379
Genomics, standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
Geriatrics
anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
discussing life expectancy, 30(6):813–815
palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
Global health
family medicine and, 30(1):104–108
family medicine in Ethiopia, 30(5):670–677
Goals, delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
Government, maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
Graduate medical education
funding instability and the teaching health center, 30(3):279–280
graduating residents’ performance on the ABFM Certification Examination, 30(5):570–571
public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
single GME accreditation system, 30(6):838–842
Grants, health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
Grounded theory, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Habits, delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
Health care disparities
complementary health approaches and cardiometabolic outcomes, 30(5):624–631
efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
rural-urban gap in hospital mortality, 30(6):816–823
Health care financing, physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
Health care reform, Mexican, role of family medicine, 30(6):843–847
Health care surveys, information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
Health communication, complementary health approaches and cardiometabolic outcomes, 30(5):624–631
Health expenditures, costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
Health extension, primary care and, 30(1):10–12
Health facility size, maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
Health information technology
feasibility of text messaging to improve test adherence, 30(5):608–614
information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
Health insurance, social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Health literacy, FitwitsTM and parental recognition of childhood obesity, 30(2):178–188
Health occupations, transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
Health personnel
electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
Health planning, public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
Health policy
costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
increasing family medicine in Mexican health care reform, 30(6):843–847
Health priorities
health care for Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
Health resources
efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
implementation and reach of a multisite trial, 30(3):337–349
PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
system to improve health care efficiency, from Ecuador, 30(3):380–383
Health risk appraisal, improving conversations during wellness visits, 30(2):161–169
Health services, physical therapy referrals and opioids for back pain, 30(6):784–794
Health status
continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
Healthy lifestyle, coaching by medical assistants, primary care, 30(3):362–370
Heart failure
angioedema in neprilysin inhibitor heart failure trial, 30(4):556–557
July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Hematologic tests, antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
Hemoglobin A, social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Herpes zoster, shingles following auricular acupuncture, 30(4):552–555
Hispanic Americans
health care for Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
Hospices, palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
Hospital mortality, rural-urban gap, 30(6):816–823
Hospitalists
information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
rural-urban gap in hospital mortality, 30(6):816–823
Hospitals
July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
visit entropy associated with readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
House calls, palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
Hypertension
diagnosing, using current guidelines, 30(2):170–177
Spanish-speaking dairy workers, 30(1):91–93
Implementation, patient registry, successful, 30(5):657–665
Incentive reimbursement, costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
Incidence, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Infants, maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
Infertility, provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
Influenza, surveillance, real time, in primary care, 30(5):615–623
Information storage and retrieval, information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
Information systems
dynamic electronic health record note prototype, 30(6):691–700
electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
Injections, squeak of wrist and intersection syndrome, 30(4):547–551
Inpatients, geriatric anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
Institute of medicine (U.S.), public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
Insurance
coverage, Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
Integrated care, key messages on, 30(1): 25–34
Integrated health care systems
outcomes of integrated behavioral health with primary care, 30(2):130–139
PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
Integration, primary care and public health integration, 30(5):601–607
International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC)
patient’s reason for encounter when diagnosing cancer, 30(6):806–812
Internet, electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
Internship and residency
family medicine in Ethiopia, 30(5):670–677
maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
Interpersonal relations, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Intersection syndrome, squeak of wrist and, 30(4):547–551
Isoniazid, treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
Ivermectin, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Japan, opioid prescribing patterns, 30(2):248–254
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM)
content usage and the most frequently read articles of 2016, 30(3):272–274
peer reviewers for, 30(2):121–125
Kansas, electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
Language, Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
Latent tuberculosis, treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
Law enforcement, electronic monitoring of the cognitively impaired, 30(2):258–263
LDL, social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Leadership, clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
Length of stay, July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Life expectancy, older adults’ preferences when discussing, 30(6):813–815
Lifestyle
healthy, retirement and, 30(2):213–219
patient-entered wellness data and preventive care, 30(3):350–361
patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
Linear models
July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use, 30(4):528–536
Live birth, provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
Logistic models
July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Logistic regression
family physicians’ interest in telehealth services, 30(3):320–330
retirement and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
Loperamide, for opioid withdrawal, dysrhythmias with, 30(6):832–834
Low back pain, shingles following auricular acupuncture, 30(4):552–555
Malignancy, patient’s reason for encounter when diagnosing cancer, 30(6):806–812
Marijuana
screening for, during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
use among patients in Washington state, 30(6):795–805
Maternal health, screening for cigarettes, marijuana, and ENDS, 30(6):743–757
Measurement
measuring what matters, 30(1):8–9
new core quality measures, 30(1):4–7
Medicaid, public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
Medical anthropology, global health and family medicine, 30(1):104–108
Medical education, global health and family medicine, 30(1):104–108
Medical faculty, family medicine faculty diversity lags trend, 30(1):100–103
Medical genetics, the “new genetics” in clinical practice, 30(3):377–379
Medical home
costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
practice facilitation on high-value change, 30(5):572–582
structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
Medical informatics, dynamic electronic health record note prototype, 30(6):691–700
Medical records, patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
Medical schools, family medicine faculty diversity lags trend, 30(1):100–103
Medical students
efficiency and patient care, student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
family medicine faculty diversity lags trend, 30(1):100–103
Medicare
public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
using drug prescribing patterns to identify cost-conscious care, 30(6):824–827
Medication adherence
complementary health approaches and cardiometabolic outcomes, 30(5):624–631
patient beliefs impact on medication adherence, 30(3):331–336
Medication therapy management, standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
Mental health
messages on integrated care, 30(1): 25–34
predicting risk for opioid misuse with catastrophic thinking, 30(6):828–831
prescription opioid use and, 30(4):407–417
Mental health services, suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Mentoring, delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
Mexico, role of family medicine in health care reform, 30(6):843–847
Michigan
physician and staff acceptance of care manager, 30(2):140–149
screening for social determinants of health, 30(4):418–427
Microscopy, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Minority groups, family medicine faculty diversity lags trend, 30(1):100–103
Missed care, perspectives on errors of omission, 30(6):733–742
Mites, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1):78–84
Morbidity, geriatric anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
Motivation
electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
treatment completion for latent tuberculosis, 30(4):520–527
Motivational interviewing, patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
Multi-sector, primary care and public health integration, 30(5):601–607
Mutation, the “new genetics” in clinical practice, 30(3):377–379
Myocardial infarction, July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Needs assessment
efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
Neprilysin, angioedema in neprilysin inhibitor heart failure trial, 30(4):556–557
New Mexico, health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
Nicotine, electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
Nursing homes, palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
Obesity
childhood, parental recognition of, FitwitsTM and, 30(2):178–188
impact of wellness group visit model on, 30(6):715–723
Obstetrics
maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
residency graduates’ intention to practice, 30(4):405–406
screening for cigarettes, marijuana, and ENDS during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
Occult blood, rural patient preferences for fecal immunochemical test, 30(5):632–644
Odds ratio, visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Opioid analgesics
for back pain, physical therapy referrals and, 30(6):784–794
for back pain, socioeconomic status and, 30(6):775–783
opioid prescribing patterns in the United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
supporting better access to chronic pain specialties, 30(6):766–774
Opioid-related disorders
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
opioid prescribing patterns in the United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
Opioids
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
supporting better access to chronic pain specialties, 30(6):766–774
withdrawal, loperamide for, dysrhythmias with, 30(6):832–834
Oral health, PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
Oregon, opioid prescribing patterns, 30(2):248–254
Osteopathic medicine, single GME accreditation system, 30(6):838–842
Outcome assessment, understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
Outcomes, depression, validation of DOC-6©, 30(3):281–287
Outpatients
scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Outreach, improving preventive care in rural counties, 30(5):583–591
Pain, squeak of wrist and intersection syndrome, 30(4):547–551
Pain management
predicting risk for opioid misuse with catastrophic thinking, 30(6):828–831
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
Palliative care
improving advance care planning documentation, 30(4):480–490
palliative care services by family physicians, 30(2):255–257
Pathophysiology, notalgia paresthetica relieved by cervical traction, 30(6):835–837
Patient appointments, improving advance care planning documentation, 30(4):480–490
Patient care, dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
Patient care management
PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
physician and staff acceptance of care manager, 30(2):140–149
Patient care team
implementation and reach of a multisite trial, 30(3):337–349
physician and staff acceptance of care manager, 30(2):140–149
Patient-centered care
assessing primary care, 30(1):13–15
costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
practice facilitation on high-value change, 30(5):572–582
transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Patient discharge, information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
Patient engagement, feasibility of text messaging to improve test adherence, 30(5):608–614
Patient goals, improving conversations during wellness visits, 30(2):161–169
Patient preference
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
rural patient preferences for fecal immunochemical test, 30(5):632–644
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)
conversations about Obamacare, 30(4):544–546
funding instability and the teaching health center, 30(3):279–280
Latinos and, 30(1):52–62
public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
Patient readmission, visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Patient-reported outcome measures, continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
Patient safety, perspectives on errors of omission, 30(6):733–742
Patient satisfaction
transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
Pay for performance, practice facilitation on high-value change, 30(5):572–582
Permethrin, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Personnel, clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
Pharmacists, standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
Pharmacogenomic analysis, standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
Pharmacology, standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
Philadelphia, PCPs help patients choose prostate cancer treatment, 30(3):298–307
Physical therapy modalities, opioid prescriptions for back pain and, 30(6):784–794
Physician-patient relations
improving conversations during wellness visits, 30(2):161–169
patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
Physicians, polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use, 30(4):528–536
Physician’s office, physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
Physicians’ practice patterns, physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
Pneumonia, July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Point-of-care systems
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
Polymerase chain reaction, real time influenza surveillance in primary care, 30(5):615–623
Polypharmacy, and potentially inappropriate medication use, 30(4):528–536
Portion size, FitwitsTM and parental recognition of childhood obesity, 30(2):178–188
Potentially inappropriate medication list, polypharmacy and, 30(4):528–536
Practice-based research
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
a community clinician discovers primary care research, 30(5):678–680
coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
key messages on integrated care, 30(1): 25–34
real time influenza surveillance in primary care, 30(5):615–623
Practice facilitation, on high-value change, 30(5):572–582
Practice management
costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
Pregnancy
maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
residency graduates’ intention to practice obstetrics, 30(4):405–406
screening for cigarettes, marijuana, and ENDS during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
Prenatal diagnosis, the “new genetics” in clinical practice, 30(3):377–379
Prescription drugs, using drug prescribing patterns to identify cost-conscious care, 30(6):824–827
Prescriptions
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
opioid prescribing patterns in the United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
Prevalence, burnout in board-certified family physicians, 30(2):125–126
Prevention, improving preventive care in rural counties, 30(5):583–591
Preventive care
improving, in rural counties, 30(5):583–591
patient-entered wellness data and, 30(3):350–361
Primary care physicians
a community clinician discovers primary care research, 30(5):678–680
funding instability and the teaching health center, 30(3):279–280
help patients choose prostate cancer treatment, 30(3):298–307
information transfer and the hospital discharge summary, 30(6):758–765
interest in telehealth services, 30(3):320–330
men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
palliative care services, 30(2):255–257
Primary health care
assessing primary care, 30(1):13–15
cannabis use among patients in Washington state, 30(6):795–805
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
delivery of health coaching by medical assistants, 30(3):362–370
depression outcomes, validation of DOC-6©, 30(3):281–287
diagnosing hypertension using current guidelines, 30(2):170–177
dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
EHR strategies and social determinants of health, 30(4):428–447
global health and family medicine, 30(1):104–108
health extension and, 30(1):10–12
implementation and reach of a multisite trial, 30(3):337–349
improving advance care planning documentation, 30(4):480–490
improving preventive care in rural counties, 30(5):583–591
improving conversations during wellness visits, 30(2):161–169
key messages on integrated care, 30(1): 25–34
older adults’ preferences when discussing life expectancy, 30(6):813–815
opioid prescribing patterns in the United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
outcomes of integrated behavioral health with primary care, 30(2):130–139
patient-entered wellness data and preventive care, 30(3):350–361
patient’s reason for encounter when diagnosing cancer, 30(6):806–812
PCP roles in health centers with oral care, 30(4):491–504
PCPs help patients choose prostate cancer treatment, 30(3):298–307
perspectives on errors of omission, 30(6):733–742
physician and staff acceptance of care manager, 30(2):140–149
physicians’ work and procedural terminology codes, 30(6):724–732
public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
public health integration and, 30(5):601–607
real time influenza surveillance in, 30(5):615–623
screening for cigarettes, marijuana, and ENDS during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
standardized medication therapy management plus approach, 30(6):701–714
successful patient registry implementation, 30(5):657–665
suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
supporting better access to chronic pain specialties, 30(6):766–774
surveillance follow-up colonoscopy in older adults, 30(3):371–373
system to improve health care efficiency, from Ecuador, 30(3):380–383
transition of practices to next generation models, 30(1):16–24
understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Privacy, electronic monitoring of the cognitively impaired, 30(2):258–263
Process, successful patient registry implementation, 30(5):657–665
Process assessment, understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
Program evaluation, family medicine in Ethiopia, 30(5):670–677
Prostate cancer
choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
patient knowledge and treatment decisions, 30(3):288–297
PCPs help patients choose prostate cancer treatment, 30(3):298–307
Protein-energy malnutrition, geriatric anorexia nervosa, 30(5):666–669
Pruritus
notalgia paresthetica relieved by cervical traction, 30(6):835–837
scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Public health
primary care and public health integration, 30(5):601–607
real time influenza surveillance in primary care, 30(5):615–623
retirement and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
system to improve health care efficiency, from Ecuador, 30(3):380–383
Qualitative research
male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
perspectives on errors of omission, 30(6):733–742
supporting better access to chronic pain specialties, 30(6):766–774
Quality improvement
efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
feasibility of text messaging to improve test adherence, 30(5):608–614
implementation and reach of a multisite trial, 30(3):337–349
understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
Quality of health care
continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
patient-entered wellness data and preventive care, 30(3):350–361
understanding structure, function, and outcomes of PCMH, 30(4):472–479
Quality of life
continuity of care and, 30(2):205–212
suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Referral and consultation
antibiotic test use for respiratory tract infection, 30(5):645–656
EHR strategies and social determinants of health, 30(4):428–447
men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Registries
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
successful patient registry implementation, 30(5):657–665
Regression analysis, suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Research
clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
Research personnel, health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
Respiratory tract infection, antibiotic test use for, 30(5):645–656
Retirement, and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
Retrospective studies
depression, outcomes, validation of DOC-6©, 30(3):281–287
elderly emergency department visits for asthma in Taiwan, 30(3):384–395
electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
patient-entered wellness data and preventive care, 30(3):350–361
provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
Review of systems (ROS), measuring what matters, 30(1):8–9
Rifampin, treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
Rifapentine, treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
Risk
electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
electronic monitoring of the cognitively impaired, 30(2):258–263
visit entropy associated with hospital readmission rates, 30(1):63–70
Risk assessment, polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use, 30(4):528–536
Risk factors
coronary artery calcium and cardiovascular events, 30(5):592–600
retirement and healthy lifestyle, 30(2):213–219
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Rural health
feasibility of text messaging to improve test adherence, 30(5):608–614
rural-urban gap in hospital mortality, 30(6):816–823
Rural hospitals, maternity care services, 30(1):71–77
Rural population, system to improve health care efficiency, from Ecuador, 30(3):380–383
Scabies, treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Screening
cannabis use among patients in Washington state, 30(6):795–805
for cigarettes, marijuana, and ENDS during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
for social determinants of health, 30(4):418–427
Self care, delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
Self report, continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
Skin diseases, treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Smoking cessation, electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
Social determinants of health
EHR strategies and, 30(4):428–447
screening for, 30(4):418–427
social work consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
socioeconomic status and opioid medication for back pain, 30(6):775–783
Social work, consultation for diabetes, 30(1):35–43
Socioeconomic status, and opioid medication for back pain, 30(6):775–783
Special communications
health extension and clinical and translational science: an innovative strategy for community engagement, 30(1):94–99
increased public accountability for hospital nonprofit status: potential impacts on residency positions, 30(4):537–543
the “new genetics” in clinical practice, 30(3):377–379
the single graduate medical education (GME) accreditation system will change the future of the family medicine workforce, 30(6):838–842
Specialization, men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
Spinal diseases, notalgia paresthetica relieved by cervical traction, 30(6):835–837
Sports medicine, squeak of wrist and intersection syndrome, 30(4):547–551
Spouse abuse, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Stewards, using drug prescribing patterns to identify cost-conscious care, 30(6):824–827
Street drugs, suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Student-run clinics, efficiency and patient care, 30(4):513–519
Substance abuse, predicting risk for opioid misuse with catastrophic thinking, 30(6):828–831
Substance-related disorders, suicide ideation and attempt among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Substance withdrawal syndrome, dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
Suicidal ideation, among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Suicide, attempt, among substance users, 30(2):150–160
Surveys and questionnaires
burnout in board-certified family physicians, 30(2):125–126
continuity of care and quality of life, 30(2):205–212
costs of transforming primary care practices to PCMHs, 30(4):460–471
diagnosing hypertension using current guidelines, 30(2):170–177
electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
family physicians’ interest in telehealth services, 30(3):320–330
FitwitsTM and parental recognition of childhood obesity, 30(2):178–188
Latinos and the Affordable Care Act, 30(1):52–62
maternity care services, rural hospitals, 30(1):71–77
opioid prescribing patterns in the United States and Japan, 30(2):248–254
outcomes of integrated behavioral health with primary care, 30(2):130–139
patient beliefs impact on medication adherence, 30(3):331–336
patient self-rating of health and family physician ratings, 30(2):196–204
PCPs help patients choose prostate cancer treatment, 30(3):298–307
physician and staff acceptance of care manager, 30(2):140–149
polypharmacy and potentially inappropriate medication use, 30(4):528–536
prescription opioid use and mental health, 30(4):407–417
provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
surveillance follow-up colonoscopy in older adults, 30(3):371–373
Symptoms, patient’s reason for encounter when diagnosing cancer, 30(6):806–812
Taiwan, elderly emergency department visits for asthma, 30(3):384–395
Tax exemption, public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
Teaching, July medical admissions in teaching hospitals, 30(2):189–195
Teaching Health Center (THC), funding, commentary, 30(3):275–278
Telemedicine, family physicians’ interest in telehealth services, 30(3):320–330
Telephone
delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
electronic messaging and number of incoming calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
men with prostate cancer choosing specialists, 30(2):220–229
Texas, public accountability for hospital nonprofit status, 30(4):537–543
Time-to-pregnancy, provider type and fertility treatment, 30(2):230–238
Tobacco products, use, screening for, during pregnancy, 30(6):743–757
Torsades de pointes, dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
Toxicity, dysrhythmias with loperamide for opioid withdrawal, 30(6):832–834
Translational medical research, health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
Treatment failure, scabies treatment, outpatient setting, 30(1)78–84
Treatment outcome, rural patient preferences for fecal immunochemical test, 30(5):632–644
Trigeminal nerve, shingles following auricular acupuncture, 30(4):552–555
Tuberculosis, treatment completion for latent tuberculosis infection, 30(4):520–527
2017 PBRN Issue, practice facilitation on high-value change, 30(5):572–582
Type 2 diabetes, complementary health approaches and cardiometabolic outcomes, 30(5):624–631
Uncertainty, electronic cigarettes in tobacco use counseling, 30(4):448–459
Universal coverage, increasing family medicine in Mexican health care reform, 30(6):843–847
Universities, health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
Utah, diagnosing hypertension using current guidelines, 30(2):170–177
Valacyclovir, shingles following auricular acupuncture, 30(4):552–555
Violence, male patients who perpetrate partner violence, 30(2):239–247
Vulnerable populations, efficiency and patient care in a student-run free clinic, 30(4):513–519
Washington, cannabis use among patients, 30(6):795–805
Weight loss, delivery of health coaching by medical assistants in primary care, 30(3):362–370
Wellness coordinator, improving preventive care in rural counties, 30(5):583–591
Wellness group, model, impact on obesity, 30(6):715–723
Wellness visit, improving conversations during, 30(2):161–169
Wisconsin, real time influenza surveillance in primary care, 30(5):615–623
Workflow, clinic redesign for opioid management, 30(1):44–51
Workforce, single GME accreditation system, 30(6):838–842
Workload, electronic messaging and number of incoming telephone calls, correspondence, 30(1):109–110
Wrist joint, squeak of wrist and intersection syndrome, 30(4):547–551
Writing, health extension and clinical translation science, 30(1):94–99
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