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L. Mauksch

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h-index: 17
Works: 67
Citations: 1,415

Most-cited papers

Relationship, communication, and efficiency in the medical encounter: creating a clinical model from a literature review.
L. Mauksch, D. Dugdale, Sherry Dodson, R. Epstein
2008Archives of Internal Medicine305 citations
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Assessing communication competence: a review of current tools.
Julie M. Schirmer, L. Mauksch, F. Lang, M. Marvel +4 more
2005Family Medicine282 citations
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Mental illness, functional impairment, and patient preferences for collaborative care in an uninsured, primary care population.
L. Mauksch, S. Tucker, W. Katon, J. Russo +3 more
2001Journal of Family Practice86 citations
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Improving Care Teams' Functioning: Recommendations from Team Science.
K. Fiscella, L. Mauksch, T. Bodenheimer, E. Salas
2017Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety65 citations
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Teaching Inpatient Communication Skills to Medical Students: An Innovative Strategy
D. Losh, L. Mauksch, Richard W. Arnold, Theresa M Maresca +3 more
2005Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges65 citations Open access
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Integrating Communication Training into a Required Family Medicine Clerkship
T. Egnew, L. Mauksch, T. Greer, S. Farber
2004Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges58 citations Open access
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Effectiveness of Intensive Physician Training in Upfront Agenda Setting
Douglas M. Brock, L. Mauksch, Saskia Witteborn, J. Hummel +2 more
2011Journal of general internal medicine56 citations Open access
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Have you really addressed your patient's concerns?
R. Epstein, L. Mauksch, Jennifer K. Carroll, C. Jaén
2008Family practice management56 citations
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A patient centered care plan in the EHR: improving collaboration and engagement.
Kavitha Chunchu, L. Mauksch, Carol Charles, Valerie R. Ross +1 more
2012Families, Systems & Health44 citations
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The Establishing Focus protocol: Training for collaborative agenda setting and time management in the medical interview.
L. Mauksch, L. Hillenburg, L. Robins
200139 citations
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Design, Dissemination, and Evaluation of an Advanced Communication Elective at Seven U.S. Medical Schools
L. Mauksch, S. Farber, H. Greer
2013Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges30 citations Open access
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Questioning a Taboo: Physicians' Interruptions During Interactions With Patients.
L. Mauksch
2020Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)27 citations
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Identifying transparency in physician communication.
L. Robins, Saskia Witteborn, Lanae Miner, L. Mauksch +2 more
2011Patient Education and Counseling26 citations
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The content of a low-income, uninsured primary care population: including the patient agenda.
L. Mauksch, W. Katon, J. Russo, S. Tucker +2 more
2003The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice22 citations Open access
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Expanding the context of the patient's explanatory model using circular questioning.
L. Mauksch, T. Roesler
199021 citations
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Using the Patient Centered Observation Form: Evaluation of an online training program.
M. Keen, Jeanne Cawse-Lucas, J. Carline, L. Mauksch
2015Patient Education and Counseling20 citations
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Interdisciplinary direct observation: impact on precepting, residents, and faculty.
Valerie R. Ross, L. Mauksch, J. Huntington, J. M. Beard
2012Family Medicine19 citations
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Collaboration between primary care medicine and mental health in an HMO.
L. Mauksch, D. Leahy
199315 citations
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Pilot Study of an Interprofessional Palliative Care Curriculum: Course Content and Participant-Reported Learning Gains
H. Starks, Heather L. Coats, Tia Paganelli, L. Mauksch +4 more
2018The American journal of hospice & palliative care14 citations
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Lexicon creation to promote faculty development in medical communication.
Richard W. Arnold, D. Losh, L. Mauksch, Theresa M Maresca +3 more
2009Patient Education and Counseling14 citations
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Comparing narrative and multiple‐choice formats in online communication skill assessment
Sara Kim, F. Spielberg, L. Mauksch, S. Farber +3 more
2009Medical Education14 citations
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A Community Needs Assessment for the Development of an Interprofessional Palliative Care Training Curriculum
Heather L. Coats, Tia Paganelli, H. Starks, Taryn Lindhorst +3 more
2017Journal of Palliative Medicine12 citations Open access
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In search of a perennial philosophy for behavioral health integration in primary care.
L. Mauksch, C. Fogarty
2016Families, Systems & Health9 citations
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EXAMINING FAMILY‐OF‐ORIGIN INFLUENCES IN LIFE AT WORK*
R. Weinberg, L. Mauksch
20079 citations
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Improving quality of care for mental illness in an uninsured, low-income primary care population.
L. Mauksch, R. Reitz, S. Tucker, S. Hurd +2 more
2007General Hospital Psychiatry9 citations
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Seeking a wider lens for scientific rigor in emerging fields: The case of the primary care behavioral health model.
L. Mauksch, C. J. Peek, C. Fogarty
2017Families, Systems & Health8 citations
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Collaborative family healthcare in an uninsured primary-care population: Stages of integration.
J. Cameron, L. Mauksch
20028 citations
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Engaging patients in collaborative care plans.
L. Mauksch, B. Safford
2013Family practice management7 citations
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Disarming the family ghost: a family of origin experience.
M. Mengel, L. Mauksch
1989Family Medicine7 citations
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An evidence-based recipe for primary care, psychotherapy and patient preferences: Response to "a systematic review of brief psychological therapies in primary health care".
L. Mauksch
20006 citations
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Chronic neurologic impairment: A family problem.
M. Gellerstedt, L. Mauksch
19936 citations
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A Curriculum on Care for Complex Patients: Resident Perspectives.
J. Osborn, Jaqueline Raetz, J. Huntington, Frederica Overstreet +3 more
2016Family Medicine5 citations
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The physician and the family.
L. Mauksch
1989Annals of Internal Medicine5 citations
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Essential Skills for Family Medicine Residents Practicing Integrated Behavioral Health A Delphi Study.
Matt Martin, L. Allison, E. Banks, D. Bauman +5 more
2019Family Medicine4 citations Open access
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"Imagine a clinical world without family systems thinking."
C. Fogarty, L. Mauksch
2017Families, Systems & Health4 citations
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"That's why they call it practice".
C. Fogarty, L. Mauksch
2014Families, Systems & Health4 citations
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How do we know when to celebrate?
L. Mauksch, C. Fogarty
2014Families, Systems & Health4 citations
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The establishing focus protocol
L. Mauksch, L. Hillenburg, L. Robins
20014 citations
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Grand Junction reflections on collaborative care.
L. Mauksch
19994 citations
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But first, training in biopsychosocial care: A commentary on "The biopsychosocial model is shrink wrapped, on the shelf, ready to be used, but waiting for a new process of care."
L. Mauksch
20053 citations
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The biopsychosocial model: A view from the mountains and across a lake.
L. Mauksch
20053 citations
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Questioning a Taboo: Physicians' Interruptions During Interactions With Patients.
L. Mauksch
2020Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)2 citations
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Behavioral health integration and the risks of reductionism.
L. Mauksch, C. Fogarty
2018Families, Systems & Health2 citations
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Review of Collaborative clinical education: The foundation of effective health care.
L. Mauksch
19952 citations
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Optimal training in communication model (OPTiCOM): A programmatic roadmap.
Patricia A. Adam, L. Mauksch, D. Brandenburg, Christine C. Danner +1 more
2022Patient Education and Counseling1 citations
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Preparing residents to practice integrated behavioral health care: Multi-site feasibility study of a competency-based curriculum
Matthew P. Martin, E. Banks, Linda Myerholtz, Max Zubatsky +2 more
2022International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine1 citations
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Collaborative family health care, civil rights, and social determinants of health.
L. Mauksch, C. Fogarty
2017Families, Systems & Health1 citations
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Empiric and creative: Are these opposed?
C. Fogarty, L. Mauksch
2015Families, Systems & Health1 citations
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Why and How Should Behavioral Faculty Publish Scholarly Work?
C. Fogarty, John R. Freedy, L. Mauksch
2014International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine1 citations
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Inheritance and vision.
C. Fogarty, L. Mauksch
2013Families, Systems & Health1 citations
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