Graham Center monographs and books provide more in-depth digestion of evidence for policy-makers, advocates, researchers, and educators. These are comprehensive studies, syntheses of evidence, or compilations of conversations on the history and future of family medicine.
Monographs & Books
Illinois Health Connect and Your Healthcare Plus Case Statement - August 2010
Estimated effects of Sec. 1721 of draft bill HR 3200 on physician gross revenue - September 2009
Specialty and geographic distribution of the physician workforce: What influences medical student & resident choices? - March 2009
Arranging generalism in the 2020 primary care team - February 2009
Access transformed: Building a primary care workforce for the 21st century - August 2008
GIS and General Practice: Where are we going and when will we get there? - January 2008
The Patient Centered Medical Home: History, seven core features, evidence and transformational change - November 2007
Harmonizing primary care clinical classification and data standards - October 2007
Access granted: The primary care payoff - August 2007
ABC of patient safety: The healthcare policy context - June 2007
Access denied: A look at America's medically disenfranchised - March 2007
Access, health and wealth: The impact of the National Health Service Corps in rural America, 1970-2000 - September 2006
Notes from visit to National Primary Care Research and Development Centre, University of Manchester, England - June 2005
Report to the Task Force on the care of children by family physicians - January 2005
The physician workforce of the United States: A family medicine perspective - October 2004
The new model of primary care: Knowledge bought dearly - March 2004
Is primary care worthy of physicians? An ecological perspective - January 2004
The nature of primary care - January 2004
Mapping tools for monitoring the safety net - January 2003
Keystone III: The role of family medicine in a changing health care environment - April 2001
A dialogue conference proceedings
