3) Knowledgeable/concept sometimes applied in practice  The Medical Home Index: Revised Short Form: Pediatric Measuring the Organization and Delivery of Pediatric Primary Care for Children, and Families All 4) Knowledgeable/concepts regularly applied in practice  INSTRUCTIONS: This instrument is organized under six domains: 1) Organizational Capacity, 2) 3) 4) Chronic Condition Management, Care Coordination, Community Outreach, 5) Data Management, 6) Improvement Quality Each domain has anywhere from 1-4 themes; these themes are represented with progressively comprehensive care processes and are expressed as a continuum from Level 1 through Level 4. For each theme please do the following: First: Read each theme across its progressive continuum from Levels 1 to Level 4. Second: Select the (1, 2, 3 or 4) which best describes how your currently provides care for patients with chronic health practice conditions. Third: When you have selected your Level, please indicate whether performance within that level is: practice "PARTIAL" (some activity within that or "COMPLETE" (all activity within that level). For the example below, the score for the is: "Domain 1: Organizational Capacity, Theme 1. 1 "The Mission..." "Level 3", practice "PARTIAL". terms are included in the glossary beginning on page 11 of this document. Italicized Domain 1: Organizational Capacity: THEME: Level 1 Level 2 3 Level 4 #1.1 Primary care providers (PCPs) at Approaches to the care of The practice uses a family-centered In addition to Level 3, a parent/ the have individual at the are approach to care, they assess "advisory group" promotes practice practice practice The ways of delivering care to child rather than and the needs of their families in family-centered strategies, practices Mission children accordance with its mission; and policies (e.g. enhanced of the with special health care needs office needs drive the feedback is solicited from families communication methods Practice (CSHCN); their own education, implementation of care (e.g. and influences office policy (e.g. the or systematic inquiry of family experience and interests drive the process of carrying out way things are done). concerns/priorities); a written, visible care quality. care). mission statement reflects practice
3)  Knowledgeable/concept sometimes applied in practice 4)  Knowledgeable/concepts regularly applied in practice The Medical Home Index: Revised Short Form: Pediatric Measuring the Organization and Delivery of Pediatric Primary Care for All Children, and Families INSTRUCTIONS: This instrument is organized under six domains: 1) Organizational Capacity, 2) Chronic Condition Management, 3) Care Coordination, 4) Community Outreach, 5) Data Management, 6) Quality Improvement Each domain has anywhere from 1-4 themes; these themes are represented with progressively comprehensive care processes and are expressed as a continuum from Level 1 through Level 4. For each theme please do the following: First: Read each theme across its progressive continuum from Levels 1 to Level 4. Second: Select the (1, 2, 3 or 4) which best describes how your practice currently provides care for patients with chronic health conditions. Third: When you have selected your Level, please indicate whether practice performance within that level is: "PARTIAL" (some activity within that or "COMPLETE" (all activity within that level). For the example below, "Domain 1: Organizational Capacity, Theme 1. 1 "The Mission..." the score for the practice is: "Level 3", "PARTIAL". Italicized terms are included in the glossary beginning on page 11 of this document. Domain 1: Organizational Capacity: THEME: Level 1 Level 2 3 Level 4 #1.1 The Mission of the Practice Primary care providers (PCPs) at the practice have individual ways of delivering care to children with special health care needs (CSHCN); their own education, experience and interests drive care quality. Approaches to the care of at the practice are child rather than office needs drive the implementation of care (e.g. the process of carrying out care). The practice uses a family-centered approach to care, they assess and the needs of their families in accordance with its mission; feedback is solicited from families and influences office policy (e.g. the way things are done). In addition to Level 3, a parent/ practice "advisory group" promotes family-centered strategies, practices and policies (e.g. enhanced communication methods or systematic inquiry of family concerns/priorities); a written, visible mission statement reflects practice
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