CAPP Publications are documents authored by CAPP and/or CAPP affiliated medical group staff:

“Better Together” Discussion Book

Delivery Systems Matter

Shaping the Future of Health Care

Council of Accountable Physician Practices brochure

CAPP Annual Report

 


Integrating Services for Low-Income Seniors Shows Health Care Benefit, by Claire Sowerbutt, Contributing Writer, MedPage Today, December 11, 2007.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 11 -- For low-income seniors, the likelihood of providing the recommended standard of health care services could be enhanced by integrating home-based and institutional services, found researchers here.


Click here for full story

From High Tech to Soft Touch: The Everett Clinic uses innovative ways to control health care costs, by Bryan Corliss, Washington CEO, November 26, 2007.

Click here for full story

“CAPP’s 35 MSMGs [multispecialty medical groups] share a common vision as learning organizations dedicated to the improvement of clinical care. Their features include physician leadership and governance; commitment to evidence-based care management processes; well-developed quality improvement systems; team-based care; the use of advance clinical information technology; and the collection, analysis, and distribution of clinical performance information. These features are congruent with the [Institute of Medicine’s] recommendations on key elements needed to redesign delivery systems.”

From Chapter 5, “Developing the Test Bed—Linking Integrated Service Delivery Systems: Council of Accountable Physician Practices,” by Michael A. Mustile, MD. The Learning Healthcare System: Workshop Summary (IOM Roundtable on Evidence-Based Medicine), edited by LeighAnne Olsen, Dara Aisner, and J. Michael McGinnis, National Academies Press, 2007.

Click here for full report


“A shift from the current care model to a more coordinated care model centered on primary care is one potential way to help stave off the healthcare dilemma.”

“It's too expensive to be a primary-care doctor,” by Debra A. Geihsler, president and CEO of Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates & Atrius Health. Boston Globe, July 25, 2007.

Click here for full report


 
© 2008 Council of Accountable Physician Practices. CAPP is a 501(c)(6) organization affiliated with AMGA’s 501(c)(3) foundation. Updated 07/23/2008.