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EDITORIAL 482 Trust and Relationships Remain at the Heart of Primary Care

Kenneth W. Lin

ORIGINAL RESEARCH 484 Annual Wellness Visits for Persons With Physical Disabilities

Before and After ACA ImplementationTanima Basu; Neil Kamdar; Patrick Brady; Cristin M. Cole; Jaque King; Robyn Rontal; Diane M. Harper

492 Improving Suicide Risk Screening to Identify the Highest Risk Patients: Results From the PRImary Care Screening Methods (PRISM) StudyCraig J. Bryan; Michael H. Allen; Cynthia J. Thomsen; Alexis M. May; Justin C. Baker; AnnaBelle O. Bryan; Julia A. Harris; Craig A. Cunningham; Kara B. Taylor; Michelle D. Wine; Johnnie Young; Sean Williams; Kirsi White; Logan Smith; W. Cole Lawson; Timothy Hope; William Russell; Kent D. Hinkson, Jr; Tyler Cheney; Kimberly Arne

499 Improving Quality Improvement Capacity and Clinical Performance in Small Primary Care PracticesKatie F. Coleman; Chloe Krakauer; Melissa Anderson; LeAnn Michaels; David A. Dorr; Lyle J. Fagnan; Clarissa Hsu; Michael L. Parchman

507 Resource Brokering: Efforts to Assist Patients With Housing, Transportation, and Economic Needs in Primary Care SettingsTaressa K. Fraze; Laura B. Beidler; Caroline Fichtenberg; Amanda L. Brewster; Laura M. Gottlieb

515 Clinician Response to Patient Emotion: Impact on Subsequent Communication and Visit LengthMary Catherine Beach; Jenny Park; Dingfen Han; Christopher Evans; Richard D. Moore; Somnath Saha

521 Where Trust Flourishes: Perceptions of Clinicians Who Trust Their Organizations and Are Trusted by Their PatientsMark Linzer; Hannah Neprash; Roger Brown; Eric Williams; Crystal Audi; Sara Poplau; Kriti Prasad; Dhruv Khullar

532 Peer Coaching to Improve Diabetes Self-Management Among Low-Income Black Veteran Men: A Mixed Methods Assessment of Enrollment and EngagementCassie D. Turner; Rebecca Lindsay; Michele Heisler

METHODOLOGY 540 Case Study With a Participatory Approach: Rethinking

Pragmatics of Stakeholder Engagement for Implementation ResearchCatherine Hudon; Maud-Christine Chouinard; Mathieu Bisson; Alya Danish; Marlène Karam; Ariane Girard; Pierre-Luc Bossé; Mireille Lambert

547 Measuring Primary Care Across 35 OECD CountriesStephen J. Zyzanski; Martha M. Gonzalez; Jonathan P. O’Neal; Rebecca S. Etz; Sarah R. Reves; Kurt C. Stange

SPECIAL REPORT 527 Silent Consequences of COVID-19: Why It’s Critical to

Recover Routine Vaccination Rates Through Equitable Vaccine Policies and PracticesAva Skolnik; Alexandra Bhatti; Anna Larson; Rachel Mitrovich

REFLECTIONS 553 The Lost Pillar: Does Continuity of Care Still Matter?

David Loxterkamp

556 Parenting My Transgender Child: From Loss to AcceptanceJustine Larson

INNOVATIONS IN PRIMARY CARE 560 Implementation of a “Cases and Conundrums” Conference

Among Early Career Internal Medicine CliniciansJohn C. Matulis III; Suzette Barakat

561 Fulfilling a Need: A Residency-Based Program to Preserve a Suboxone Treatment Program in a Rural CommunityMeredith C. Buck; Ali N. McCormick; Mollie M. Meagher; Glenn Kauppila; Terrence J. Witt

562 Community Paramedic Mobile COVID-19 Unit Serving People Experiencing HomelessnessZachary R. Stickler; Peter N. Carlson; Lucas Myers; Jill Ryan Schultz; Teresa Swenson; Candice Darling; Chad Liedl; Rozalina G. McCoy

563 The Implementation of a Clinic-Based Opioid Review Board to Address High-Risk Opioid Prescribing in Primary CareJonathan L. Robbins; Julie Byler; Angela Vinti; Scott Watson; Afaf Sharen Azar; P. Todd Korthuis; Mary Pickett

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Trust and Relationships at the Heart of Care 482

Blogger Kenny Lin discusses how trust and relationships remain at the heart of primary care.

Use of Annual Wellness Visit After ACA 484

Annual wellness visits increased between 2008-2016 for all people with disabilities.

Primary Care Suicide Risk Screening 492

An item from a screening tool significantly improves the accu-racy of identifying suicide attempts.

Building Quality Improvement Capacity 499

Using practice facilitators can improve performance on clinical quality measures.

Assisting Patients With Social Needs 507

Case management–style approaches in primary care settings can improve patients’ social conditions.

Emotional Communication and Visit Length 515

Providing space for patients to talk about their emotions in the HIV ambulatory care setting is not shown to save time, but may be important for other reasons.

Organizational Trust 521

Trust is high among clinicians and patients when organizational culture favors quality, communication, cohesion, and values.

Recovering Routine Vaccination Rates 527

Policy and programmatic efforts can be implemented at the local and national level to improve routine vaccination rates.

Peer Coaching for Diabetes Self-Management 532

Certain peer coach communication strategies are associated with higher engagement in a diabetes self-management intervention.

Case Study With a Participatory Approach 540

Twelve steps for designing and conducting a case study with a participatory approach may help guide researchers in the imple-mentation analysis of complex health care innovations.

Primary Care in 35 Countries 547

This paper examines the psychometric properties and scores of the Person-Centered Primary Care Measure in 35 countries.

The Long Reach of Continuity 553

Continuity of care means more than a measurement of serial encounters; it’s the source of the most lasting rewards in family medicine.

Parenting My Transgender Child 556

The author shares a personal story of how physicians in par-ticular can support families with gender-creative children.

Diagnosis and Community Among Early Career Clinicians 560

Busy, early-career primary care clinicians can improve patient care, social connectivity, and diagnostic acumen through an institutionally supported case conference.

Suboxone Treatment in a Rural Community 561

A residency program engaged the community to implement an addiction service project.

Mobile COVID-19 Unit and Homelessness 562

A community paramedic team created a mobile COVID-19 unit for people experiencing homelessness.

Opioid Review Board in Primary Care 563

An interprofessional opioid review board within an internal medicine clinic decreases high-risk opioid prescribing, increases the use of sublingual buprenorphine, and contributes to a culture of safe opioid prescribing.

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