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DIGMAs: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Real-Life Examplesatients with more patient education, greater attention to psychosocial issues, and better disease self-management skills. First and foremost, DIGMAs are meant to provide high-quality medical care with a warm, personal touch by enabling physicians to interact with their patients in ways that rushed,

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The Cooperative Healthcare Clinic Model: Following the Same Group of Multi-Morbid Geriatric Patientsy‘s three major group visit models to be developed. The CHCC model instills deep social bonds as it offers exceptional continuity of care for the 15–20 patients fortunate enough to receive it, because, in the CHCC, the same group of patients (typically high-utilizing patients as that is where maximu

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The Physicals Shared Medical Appointment Model: A Revolutionary Access Solution for Private Physicaliginally developed this model of care delivery in recognition of an existing healthcare need: timely access to high quality, private physical examinations in primary and specialty care was becoming increasingly challenging for patients in many healthcare systems nationwide. Long waits for physical e

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Do Not Abuse Group Visitsces and do evermore with less, the potential for abuse of group visits looms very real. Healthcare organizations are struggling with the challenges of insufficient resources existing within the system to meet the quality, access, service, and patient satisfaction mandates—as well as the workload dem