Baseline Covariates

RG Rachel Gold
JK Jorge Kaufmann
EC Erika K. Cottrell
AB Arwen Bunce
CS Christina R. Sheppler
MH Megan Hoopes
MK Molly Krancari
LG Laura M. Gottlieb
MB Meg Bowen
JB Julianne Bava
NM Ned Mossman
NY Nadia Yosuf
MM Miguel Marino
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The baseline period was defined as the 6 months before each clinic’s wedge began. Analyses accounted for clinic-level baseline measures: number of years since the clinic began using their current EHR; whether the clinic conducted screening at or above the 50th percentile for all study clinics (to capture prior experience with such screening); and patient characteristics aggregated to the clinic level (Table 1).

Wedge Characteristics in the 6-Month Baseline Period

EHR = electronic health record, SD = standard deviation.

We also accounted for whether the clinic was concurrently involved in the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Innovation Center’s Accountable Health Communities (AHC) Model,36 a large national demonstration project targeting implementation of social risk screening and navigation services. Participants involved in this demonstration received modest financial incentives but only minimal implementation support from CMS.

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