Parents' Preferences for Enhanced Access to the Pediatric Medical Home: A Qualitative Study

Parents' Preferences for Enhanced Access to the Pediatric Medical Home: A Qualitative Study

Published: Mar 30, 2013
Publisher: The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, vol. 36, issue 1
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Authors

Joseph S. Zickafoose

Lisa R. DeCamp

Dana J. Sambuco

Lisa A. Prosser

In this study 20 parents were interviewed about experiences accessing primary care for their children, priorities for enhanced access, and willingness to make trade-offs. Parents had strong preferences for certain services, such as same-day sick care appointments, and were willing to make trade-offs for high-priority services. The authors concluded that primary care practices and medical home programs should educate families about trade-offs needed to implement new services and engage families in setting priorities for medical home implementation.

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