Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine : JABFM · 2025
A Qualitative Implementation Study to Improve Medicare Annual Wellness Visits.
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Wilkinson Joanne E, Goldman Roberta E, Borkan Jeffrey, Ferrone Christine, Clark Philip
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BACKGROUND: The Medicare Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) has high potential value depending on its implementation and clinical setting. We studied the perceived value of the AWV in a residency clinic providing care for underserved patients.
METHODS: Qualitative interviews with both physicians and patients with deidentified transcription and immersion-crystallization analysis.
RESULTS: Physicians and patients identified the following learning points: 1) preparing patients for the AWV; 2) aligning expectations and agenda; and 3) optimizing the value of the AWV given patients' competing demands.
DISCUSSION: The Medicare AWV is a promising tool but needs thoughtful implementation to make it valuable in underserved trainee settings.
METHODS: Qualitative interviews with both physicians and patients with deidentified transcription and immersion-crystallization analysis.
RESULTS: Physicians and patients identified the following learning points: 1) preparing patients for the AWV; 2) aligning expectations and agenda; and 3) optimizing the value of the AWV given patients' competing demands.
DISCUSSION: The Medicare AWV is a promising tool but needs thoughtful implementation to make it valuable in underserved trainee settings.