Survey Shows That Fewer Than A Third Of Patient-Centered Medical Home Practices Engage Patients In Quality Improvement
Esther Han(Boston Medical Center), Rodger Kessler(Arizona State University), Sarah Hudson Scholle(Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health), Christine Bechtel(National Partnership for Women & Families), Suzanne Morton(American Society for Nutrition)
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