All Articles on Primary Care
Asking patients about cannabis may benefit overall healthDrs. Lapham and Bradley find frequency of cannabis use can be tied to other behavioral health patterns and needs.
6 ideas from the Mister Rogers movie that apply to health careHow Fred Rogers’ radical notions of love and kindness might inspire the best from those working in health care and health research.
Can mHealth improve primary care for alcohol use disorders?Dr. Joe Glass wants to make treatment more comfortable for patients and providers—possibly with digital tools.
- Helping primary care practices decide whether to adopt proven programs
To be, or not to be, put into practice? Leah Tuzzio describes a decision-to-implement worksheet for evidence-based interventions
Stop! In the name of health—lessening low-value careMacColl engages teams to ‘de-implement’ needless tests and treatments, doing less overused low-value care that might harm patients.
Behavioral health team wins 2016 Birnbaum awardPatients benefit when behavioral health and substance use screening are part of primary care. A Kaiser Permanente team was honored for this care improvement.
How Dr. Leana Wen’s emergency room lessons translate to primary careDr. Matt Handley, primary care physician, finds a common theme for acute and long-term care in When Doctors Don’t Listen, a book by the 2016 Birnbaum speaker.
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