The Ideal Medical Practice Model: Improving Efficiency, Quality and the Doctor-Patient Relationship

What if you combine low overhead and high technology and combine it with a superior physician-patient relationship? Ideal designed to strengthen the relationship between physician and patient, increase face-to-face time between physician and patient, reduce doctor's workload, increase patient's responsibility to health, reduce medical model to waste medical expenses Medical practice can be obtained. System Overall 1, 2 This model includes an ideal micropractice model that focuses on optimizing the smallest unit of work that can provide high quality medical care. Centralized joint therapy, unlimited access and continuity, and extremely efficient. (See "IMP Marking") This is related to AAFP's "New Care Model" and Patient-Centered Medical Home (see related article).

Care teams will make the best use of technology (eg electronic health record, e-mail, Internet schedule setting).

In 2006, we began measuring the results of ideal medical practice with the support of doctor's health system excelence foundation based on national cooperation project, motivated primary care doctor to high level tools and processes Could be adopted. High quality care and important sustainable practice Our initial focus has focused on micro practice wearing several hats. Most of these treatments are under 5 years old and are not yet mature economically, but each doctor earns an average of $ 123,000 per year, and only 11 patients are diagnosed per day. (Please refer to the financial data.) These practices are particularly excellent in quality. For example, nearly 60% of patients say, "I am undergoing the treatment I want and when and how I need it," and "My treatment requires improvement, in normal practice , Only half of patients agree with these opinions (see patient data).

We are currently testing the model with a large team and people are working as a team. These concepts are considered successful in all environments, regardless of size. This is not single practice, but to work in different ways to improve the results.

Different medical environments make different models ideal for different environments and different patients, but in general the review model is an "ideal" physician-patient relationship. The four models Emanuel and Emanuel (1992) are similar to Hope (1997), and the three models are defined as "parent model", "consumer model" and "partnership". Model "#: These models are more easily described by the Emanuel and Emanuel (1992) models.

What if you combine low overhead and high technology and combine it with a superior physician-patient relationship? Ideal designed to strengthen the relationship between physician and patient, increase face-to-face time between physician and patient, reduce doctor's workload, increase patient's responsibility to health, reduce medical model to waste medical expenses Medical practice can be obtained. System Overall 1, 2 This model includes an ideal micropractice model that focuses on optimizing the smallest unit of work that can provide high quality medical care. Centralized joint therapy, unlimited access and continuity, and extremely efficient. (See "IMP Marking") This is related to AAFP's "New Care Model" and Patient-Centered Medical Home (see related article).

Through new models such as Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH), we have opportunities to strengthen collaboration and care coordination. PCMH was designed to improve quality and achieve efficiency by identifying and supporting the value of care provided to patients involved in the practice of the information system necessary for the primary care physician to achieve optimal results It is a model of care. This model is based on the extensive and wide range that information provision by the primary care physician, support of the information system, incentive for proper redemption can improve the quality and efficiency of care, especially given to multiple patients with chronic illness It is based on increasing evidence.