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Primary care model signals over the last 24 hours centered on care delivery evidence rather than new CMS payment policy: AHRQ’s review on telehealth for opioid use disorder in primary care reinforces the operational case for integrating behavioral health, MOUD access, and virtual modalities into advanced primary care and ACO population-health strategies. Commentary in STAT from AAFP, ACP, and AAP leadership argues against specialty-versus-primary-care framing and instead pushes outcome-oriented team-based payment reform, aligning with VBC stakeholders’ need to justify primary care investment through measurable total-cost, access, and quality gains. Separately, Lancet commentary on hypertension control underscores the same execution gap: screening alone does not create value unless primary care models can reliably close loops, manage chronic disease longitudinally, and be paid for that infrastructure.

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Effectiveness of Telehealth Services to Treat Opioid Use Disorder in Primary Care Settings - AHRQ Integration Academy (.gov)

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[Correspondence] From targets to minutes: making movement advice actionable – Authors' reply

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[Correspondence] Facility-based blood pressure measurement and treatment

Diagnosing hypertension improves health only if followed by linkage to effective care. Community-based screening rarely results in blood pressure control, especially in places where primary health car...

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The measure of medicine is outcomes, not prestige

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[Editorial] The right medicines for the right reasons

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[Perspectives] The art of fidelity: clinical documentation and ambient AI

A physician reviews a note generated by artificial intelligence (AI) from her morning clinic. The patient, a woman in her fifties with type 2 diabetes, had spent much of the consultation describing he...

The LancetJul 18, 2026