Patient Safety Tools for Physician Practices
Partners: Health Research and Education Trust, Institute for Safe Medication PracticesFunded by the Commonwealth Fund
Patient-Centered Medical Home
The patient-centered medical home has been promoted as an enhanced model of primary care. But medical home advocates and physicians have differing views on what they should and shouldn't include.Partners: Urban Institute, American College of PhysiciansFunded by the Commonwealth Fund
Medical Office Disaster and Emergency Preparedness
Partners: Idaho State University Institute of Rural Health, Idaho Bioterrorism Awareness and Preparedness ProgramFunded by the Department of Health and Human Services
Lessons for Financial Success
Funded by the United Health Foundation
The MGMA Center for Research is the research and development companion to the Medical Group Management Association and is responsible for conducting quantitative and qualitative research to advance the art and science of medical group management.
The MGMA Center for Research is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, charitable corporation. As such, it has responsibility to serve the public's interests, as well as those interests related to the MGMA membership. The Center for Research is governed by a Board of Directors which is elected by and comprised de facto of the MGMA Board of Directors.
The Center for Research relies on foundation, corporate and government grants and revenue from education programs, publications, software and services provided to MGMA. In addition, the Center is funded from interest earned on its endowment fund. The endowment was established in 1978 and continues to grow through tax-deductible contributions from individuals and corporations.
The mission of the MGMA Center for Research is to continually improve the performance of medical group practice professionals and the organizations they represent.
MGMA Center for Research's mission, vision and values statement
Improve access of ambulatory care to all segments of the public. Find solutions to the critical escalation of the cost of medical care. Design, implement and evaluate systems of quality improvement. Develop and evaluate models for ambulatory care delivery. Enhance the quality of care through outcomes research. Collect, analyze and publish information of interest to the public.
Assessing adoption of effective health information technology EMR research Physician compensation and risk-bearing arrangements in medical groups Physician Services Practice Analysis (PSPA) Group Practice Research Network
Partner Initiatives
For more information about the MGMA Center for Research, contact Dave Gans, 877.275.6462 x1270.