Understanding effective care management implementation in primary care: a macrocognition perspective analysis

Table 5 Practice RE-AIM success outcomes

Practice	Reach^a	Effectiveness^b	Adoption^c	Implementation^d	Maintenance^e	Overall outcome rank-order
A	290 FTE	Good	3/3	Good	70.3 %	1
B	241 FTE	Good	6/6	Good	52.1 %	2
C	189 FTE	Good	7/8	Fair	40 %	3
D	125 FTE	Good	2/4	Fair	48 %	4
E	94 FTE	Good	6/8	Poor	38 %	5

^aReach refers to the number of patients who received care management per FTE care manager
^bEffectiveness refers to the behavior change and clinical improvements made by patients participating in care management
^cAdoption refers to the proportion of providers referring 5 or more patients to the care manager
^dImplementation refers to a qualitatively derived rating for the implementation of care management
^eMaintenance refers to the 6-month follow-up rate of patients with the care manager for that scheduled assessment

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