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The Primary Care Assessment Survey

Medical Care · 1998 · Vol. 36(5) · pp. 728–739
Dana Gelb SafranMark KosinskiAlvin R. TarlovWilliam H. RogersDeborah A. TairaNaomi LiebermanJohn E. Ware

Abstract

With public and private sector policies increasingly emphasizing the importance of primary care, the need for tools to evaluate and improve primary care performance is clear. The PCAS has excellent measurement properties, and performs consistently well across varied segments of the adult population. Widespread application of an assessment methodology, such as the PCAS, will afford an empiric basis through which to measure, monitor, and continuously improve primary care.

Primary Care and Health OutcomesHealthcare Policy and ManagementPatient Satisfaction in HealthcareLikert scalePopulationScale (ratio)Interpersonal communicationHealth careFamily medicinePrimary carePsychologyMedicineNursing

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AdultHumansHealth Knowledge, Attitudes, PracticeMassachusettsPopulation SurveillancePrimary Health CareSurveys and QuestionnairesResearch DesignReproducibility of ResultsOutcome Assessment, Health CareHealth Care Surveys
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