1 Initial findings of a medical home national demonstration project of the American Academy of Family Physicians were made available in 2009. A final report on the project, which began in 2006 at 36 sites, was also published in 2010.  By 2009, 20 bills in 10 states were introduced to promote medical homes.
The hatch striker is what the latch locks on to when the hatch is closed. The hatch striker assembly is made up of a bolt, a large washer and a bushing. Overtime, the continuous scraping of the latch wears out the bushing. A worn bushing will result in a misaligned hatch. Just like the original, this hatch striker features the same parts and sizes for a direct bolt-in.
Let's coin this device a quick chock.. The quick chock is comprised of two pieces. The first piece is a platform of three or four 4Ã4 cribs, 18 inches long, screwed and glued together with a top plate of Â½ plywood screwed on top of the platform. The second piece is a 6Ã6 or 4Ã6 wedge, approximately 18 inches long. The quick chock is also placed under the vehicle like step chocks, with the platform being the base and the wedge driven in between the platform and the vehicle underbody. You can build these easily in the station.