Exhibit 1. Smaller Practices Lag Behind Large Practices in Health Information Technology * To assess HIT multifunctionality, a 14-count scale was developed.

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Exhibit 1. Smaller Practices Lag Behind Large Practices in Health Information Technology * To assess HIT multifunctionality, a 14-count scale was developed. The multifunctional HIT capacity summary variable, counting the number of functions and categorized systems, includes low (0–3), middle (4–8), and high (9–14). Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, Percent of practices

Exhibit 2. Practices That Share Resources Have Higher Use of Electronic Medical Records and Health Information Technology Percent of practices * To assess HIT multifunctionality, a 14-count scale was developed. The multifunctional HIT capacity summary variable, counting the number of functions and categorized systems, includes low (0–3), middle (4–8), and high (9–14). Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, 2009.

Exhibit 3. Smaller Practices Lag Behind Large Practices in Office System Support * Percent of practices who routinely performed tasks using a computerized system. Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, Percent of practices*

Exhibit 4. Practices That Share Resources More Often Have Office System Support * Percent of practices who routinely performed tasks using a computerized system. Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, Percent of practices*

Exhibit 5. Practices That Share Resources Are More Likely to Provide After-Hours Care and Support Patient Self-Management * Percent of practices who routinely performed tasks using a computerized system. Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, Percent of practices*

Exhibit 6. Smaller Practices Lag Behind Large Practices in Quality Monitoring and Clinical Benchmarking Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, Percent of practices

Exhibit 7. Practices That Share Resources More Often Conduct Quality Monitoring and Clinical Benchmarking Source: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians, Percent of practices