Chronic care

March/April 2011 Issue
Four Strategies for Promoting Healthy Lifestyles in Your Practice [Feature]

When practices promote fitness as the treatment of choice for all patients, good things happen.

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November/December 2010 Issue
What a Patient's Numbers Don't Tell [The Last Word]

Sometimes, what matters most is how far a patient has come.

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September/October 2010 Issue
Health Coaching for Patients With Chronic Illness [Feature]

Does your practice “give patients a fish” or “teach patients to fish”?

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Sep-Oct 2009 Issue
Five Communication Strategies to Promote Self-Management of Chronic Illness [Feature]

How you communicate with your patients can enhance – or inhibit – their ability to manage their chronic illnesses.

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Apr 2008 Issue
A New Approach to Group Visits: Helping High-Need Patients Make Behavioral Change [Feature]

The most difficult patients have one thing in common: They need to change their health habits. Group visits can help them.

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Mar 2008 Issue
Beyond EHRs: How Technology Can Help You Treat Chronic Illness [Feature]

New tools may soon connect you to your patients at home.

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May 2006 Issue
Planned Care: Some Assembly Required [From the Editor]

(But each piece is useful in itself.)

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May 2006 Issue
Escaping the Tyranny of the Urgent by Delivering Planned Care [Feature]

These four components can help you provide care that is more proactive, organized and satisfying.

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Apr 2006 Issue
Using a Simple Patient Registry to Improve Your Chronic Disease Care [Feature]

Who needs an EHR? Software you already have can help you make sure your patients get the care they need.

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Jan 2006 Issue
Group Visits for Chronic Illness Care: Models, Benefits and Challenges [Feature]

With proper planning, group visits can expand your options for managing the care of chronically ill patients.

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