The Assessment of Chronic Illness Care has been translated into Chinese by Hui Feng, BN, PhD; Sun Mei, BN, PhD; Jeffrey Fuller, BN, MSc, PhD; Huayan Li, BN; Shuang Xu, MSc. of Health Care Research Center & Xiangya School of Nursing of Central South University, Hunan Province, P.R. China.
The purpose of the Primary Care Evidence Review Toolkit is to share our methods for evidence screening, drawing on implementation science theory and methods. We also include links to several additional resources that can be used as companion materials to our tools by other evidence review and translation efforts.
The Assessment of Chronic Illness Care has been translated into Romanian by a team led by Ana-Maria Schweitzer, MSc., Executive Director, Fundația Baylor Marea Neagră, Constanța, Romania.
This May 2015 talk given by MacColl Center Director Michael Parchman Md, MPH at the Institute for Translational Health Sciences (ITHS) discusses why implementation science is important, outlines common theories and frameworks, and provides examples of current work being done in the field.
Courtesy of researchers Seok-won Hong Ph.D., and Young-eun Kim M.S. at the National Evidence-based Healthcare Collaborating Agency in Seoul, Korea we are pleased to make available a Korean translation of our PACIC instrument. This is the 20-item PACIC.
"Our goal (with Healthy Hearts Northwest) is to build a sustainable infrastructure for ongoing improvements in the delivery of primary care in the Pacific Northwest that contributes to the Triple Aim, improves the experiences of those who provide care within the practice, and prepares primary care providers for value-based care reimbursement models." - Principal Investigator Michael Parchman, MD, MPH
The patient-centered medical home model (PCMH) relies on team-based care for meaningful practice transformation. This article from Group Health, Group Health Research Institute and MacColl Center authors adds to the literature on the importance of teams in primary care by exploring the barriers and facilitators to establishing high functioning teams during a PCMH transformation process.
The Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care has been translated into Chinese by a team led by Dr. Yuexing Liu, School of Public Health, Fudan University, China.
The Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care has been translated into Vietnamese by a team led by Penny Francis at North Richmond Community Health Limited, Victoria, Australia.
