The medical home functions of primary care practices that care for adults with psychological distress: a cross-sectional study

Table 4 Results of multivariate regression models using individual measures of patient-centered practices based on interviewee’s screening for psychological distress (PD)

Patient-Centered Measures	Model 1 (Controlling for patient characteristics)				Model 2 (Controlling for patient andprovider characteristics)
Patient-Centered Measures	Coefficients	p- Values	95% Confidence Intervals		Coefficients	p- Value	95% Confidence Intervals
Uses EHR	0.313	0.295	−0.274	0.899	0.291	0.405	−0.397	0.979
EHR reminders/guidelines for providers	0.504	0.090	−0.079	1.087	0.468	0.128	−0.135	1.071
Exchanges secure messages with patients	−0.192	0.335	−0.583	0.200	−0.238	0.282	−0.672	0.197
PCMH certification	−0.102	0.580	−0.463	0.260	−0.216	0.245	−0.581	0.149
Case manager	−0.106	0.517	−0.428	0.216	−0.284	0.092	−0.615	0.047
Contact within 48-hours of discharge	−0.078	0.705	−0.483	0.327	−0.125	0.571	−0.560	0.309
Preventative care reminders for patients	0.413	0.226	−0.258	1.084	0.304	0.392	−0.395	1.002
Same day appointments	−0.131	0.692	−0.783	0.521	0.033	0.925	−0.653	0.719
Multispecialty practice	0.158	0.354	−0.178	0.495	0.105	0.599	−0.287	0.496
Provider-level quality reports	0.563	0.057	−0.017	1.143	0.410	0.206	−0.228	1.048

Data from MEPS, 2015 household component and medical organization survey files.
Data was weighted to adjust for complex survey design and is nationally representative.
*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001

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