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M Carrington Reid, Anthony D Ong, Charles R Henderson
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March 2016: JAMA Internal Medicine
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Mark Linzer, Asaf Bitton, Shin-Ping Tu, Margaret Plews-Ogan, Karen R Horowitz, Mark D Schwartz, Sara Poplau, Anuradha Paranjape, Michael Landry, Stewart Babbott, Tracie Collins, T Shawn Caudill, Arti Prasad, Allen Adolphe, David E Kern, KoKo Aung, Katherine Bensching, Kathleen Fairfield
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November 2015: Journal of General Internal Medicine
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Alexandra Junewicz, Stuart J Youngner
Patient-satisfaction surveys can call attention to the importance of treating patients with dignity and respect, but good ratings depend more on manipulable patient perceptions than on good medicine. In fact, the pressure to get good ratings can lead to bad medicine.
May 2015: Hastings Center Report
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Frances S Mair, Carl R May
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November 10, 2014: BMJ: British Medical Journal
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Marie-Dominique Beaulieu, Jeannie Haggerty, Pierre Tousignant, Janet Barnsley, William Hogg, Robert Geneau, Éveline Hudon, Réjean Duplain, Jean-Louis Denis, Lucie Bonin, Claudio Del Grande, Natalyia Dragieva
BACKGROUND: No primary practice care model has been shown to be superior in achieving high-quality primary care. We aimed to identify the organizational characteristics of primary care practices that provide high-quality primary care. METHODS: We performed a cross-sectional observational study involving a stratified random sample of 37 primary care practices from 3 regions of Quebec. We recruited 1457 patients who had 1 of 2 chronic care conditions or 1 of 6 episodic care conditions...
September 3, 2013: Canadian Medical Association Journal: CMAJ
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