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Understanding Patient Engagement in Primary Care: A 2008 Overview

This study examines patient engagement in a primary care practice during 2008, analyzing interactions based on defined categories of activities. The findings are derived from a dedicated work effort of four full-time equivalent physicians who collectively spent 50-60 hours per week across 230 workdays. The insights are presented in "What’s Keeping Us So Busy in Primary Care? A Snapshot from One Practice," highlighting the complexity and demands in delivering primary care effectively.

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Understanding Patient Engagement in Primary Care: A 2008 Overview

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  1. *Patients were included in the active caseload if they had any interaction with the practice in the listed categories of activities during calendar year 2008. NA denotes not applicable †The values are based on the work of four full-time-equivalent physicians who each worked 50-60 hours per week for 230 workdays per year. Baron, R.J. “What’s Keeping Us So Busy in Primary Care? A Snapshot from One Practice.” New Engl J Med 362(17): 1632-1636, 2010

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