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Christie McMurry1, Brian P Cline, Katherine Miller
1Author Affiliations: Family Nurse Practitioner (Dr McMurry), Harbison Medical Associates, Medical Director (Dr Cline), Lexington Family Practice-Northeast, and Ambulatory Quality Management Director (Dr Miller), Lexington Medical Center, Columbia, South Carolina; and Associate Professor (Dr Padilla), School of Nursing, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.
Abstract:
Annual wellness visits (AWVs) are an important component of primary care as they provide preventive services and an opportunity to identify safety and health risk factors for Medicare beneficiaries. However, primary care practices are facing unprecedented demands with high patient volumes, multimorbidity, a rapidly growing aging population, and primary care provider (PCP) shortages. RN-led models of care are increasingly recognized as a major key to providing quality care while relieving PCP demands. This article describes the implementation of an RN-led model of care pilot in an urban family practice to increase Medicare AWV completion and alleviate PCP burden.
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