The Appendices to the Fourth Annual Report provide detailed information about the data, methods, analyses, and findings from the independent evaluation of the first four years of CPC+ for the practices that began the model in 2017.
This fact sheet provides an overview of Mathematica's work in California. From our first project in 1976 to present day, we have partnered with public and private organizations to improve programs, refine strategies, and enhance understanding.
Despite reports of a physician burnout epidemic, there is little research on the relationship between burnout and objective measures of care outcomes and no research on the relationship between burnout and costs of care.
This white paper describes findings from a qualitative study Mathematica conducted with the AMA to define, analyze, and assess the factors that create and sustain high-performing, physician-owned private practices.
The rise of health system and hospital ownership of primary care practices raises policy questions about the survival of independent physician-owned practices.
California is facing a health workforce crisis. There are not enough health workers to meet the needs of the state’s increasingly diverse, growing, and aging population. This Health Workforce Strategies for California series highlights current critical health workforce interventions and builds on the...
California is facing a health workforce crisis. There are not enough health workers to meet the needs of the state’s increasingly diverse, growing, and aging population. This Health Workforce Strategies for California series highlights current critical health workforce interventions and builds on the...
California is facing a health workforce crisis. There are not enough health workers to meet the needs of the state’s increasingly diverse, growing, and aging population. This Health Workforce Strategies for California series highlights current critical health workforce interventions and builds on the...
This infographic summarizes the full report, Health Workforce Strategies for California: A Review of the Evidence.
California is facing a health workforce crisis. There are not enough health workers to meet the needs of its increasingly diverse, growing, and aging population, and the situation is worsening.
The authors examined factors associated with postgraduate year 1 (PGY1) residents’ ambulatory care training time in Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited primary care programs.
To improve health care quality and decrease costs, both the public and private sectors continue to make substantial investments in the transformation of primary care.
Graduate medical education (GME) determines the composition and distribution of the physician workforce in the United States.