Reports and Evaluations

Reports

PCPCH Program Health Equity Initiative
In 2021 the PCPCH Program launched an initiative to identify barriers to health equity within Oregon's primary care system in order to guide improvements to the PCPCH model and standards. The initiative included a literature review, health disparity data analysis, and interviews with over 25 community-based organizations, practices, and agencies within Oregon. Findings and implications are included in the 2021 PCPCH Program Health Equity Initiative Report.

Primary Care Spending in Oregon
Senate Bill 231 (2015) required the Oregon Health Authority and the Department of Consumer and Business Services to report on the percentage of medical spending allocated to primary care carriers, PEBB, OEBB and CCOs.

• 2021 Primary Care Spending in Oregon, Report to the Legislature
  
• Executive Summary
  
• 2020 Primary Care Spending in Oregon, Report to the Legislature
  
• 2019 Primary Care Spending in Oregon, Report to the Legislature
• 2018 Primary Care Spending in Oregon, Report to the Legislature
• Appendix – 2018 Primary Care Spending in Oregon
• 2017 Primary Care Spending in Oregon, Report to the Legislature
  
• 2016 Primary Care Spending in Oregon, Report to the Legislature

PCPCH Program Annual Report
This report is a comprehensive description of the PCPCH program in Oregon chronicling the PCPCH model development, program operations, PCPCH characteristics, program evaluation and future direction of the program.

• 2014-2015 PCPCH Program Annual Report, October 2015

Evaluations

• Children with Medical Complexity in the PCPCH Program, August 2020
  
• PCPCH Program Implementation Report, September 2016
• PCPCH Program Implementation Report - Executive Summary
• PCPCH Common Standards and Best Practices: Results from a Narrative Evaluation, November 2014
• PCPCH Cost and Efficiency Evaluation, August 2014
• PCPCH Impacts on Patient Reported Outcomes Evaluation, 2014
• PCPCH Qualitative Evaluation, January 2014
• PCPCH Site Visit Evaluation, 2013
• PCPCH Supplemental Surveys Evaluation, August 2013