AJMC - American Journal of Managed Care

With the fast moving, ever-changing landscape of healthcare today, the mission of AJMC TV is to inform payers, clinical decision makers, and policy makers through brief video interviews providing the most recent and important information.

AJMC INTERVIEWS

Dr Ira Klein Discusses the CMS Oncology Care Model

AJMC INTERVIEWS

Dr Robin Henderson Says Mental Health Providers Can Be Their "Own Worst Enemy"

AJMC INTERVIEWS

Dr Jeffrey Brenner Talks Hospital Super Utilizers in Camden, NJ

PEER EXCHANGE

Episode 17 - Final Thoughts on the State of Medical Oncology

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MANAGED CARE

Current Issue | Archives

February 2015

Volume: 21
Number: 2

Leveraging Remote Behavioral Health Interventions to Improve Medical Outcomes and Reduce Costs

Reena L. Pande, MD, MSc; Michael Morris; Aimee Peters, LCSW; Claire M. Spettell, PhD; Richard Feifer, MD, MPH; William Gillis, PsyD

Did Medicare Part D Reduce Disparities?

Julie Zissimopoulos, PhD; Geoffrey F. Joyce, PhD; Lauren M. Scarpati, MA; and Dana P. Goldman, PhD

Web Exclusives Coming Soon

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THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY BENEFITS

Current Issue | Archives

January/February

Volume: 7
Number: 1

AJMC Panel Discusses the State of Mental Healthcare Post ACA

Laura Joszt, MA, Assistant Managing Editor, AJMC & AJPB

Medication Management: Measuring What Matters

Marie Smith, PharmD; Lynn Pezzullo, RPh; Julie Kuhle, RPh; and Woody Eisenberg, MD

In the Wake of Progress: Improving Clinical and Pharmacoeconomic Outcomes in the Management of Narcolepsy

John M. Dopp, PharmD, MS

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THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTABLE CARE

Current Issue | Archives

December 2014

Volume: 2
Number: 4

For ACOs Large and Small, Sharing Ideas With an Open Mind

Mary K. Caffrey

Pilot-Testing a New Program for Providing Personalized and Patient-Centered Preventive Care

Melanie Applegate, MSN, FNP; Glen B. Taksler, PhD; Negin Hajizadeh, MD, MPH; Kate lyn Milavsky, BS; Catherine Ekeleme, MPH; Angela Fagerlin, PhD; Lauren Uhler, BA; and R. Scott Braithwaite, MD, MS, FACP

The Accountable Primary Care Model: Beyond Medical Home 2.0

Thomas D. Doerr, MD; Herbert B. Olson, FSA; and Deborah C. Zimmerman, MD

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SUPPLEMENTS

Current Issue | Archives

Characterizing Pulmonary Hypertension–Related Hospitalization Costs Among Medicare Advantage or Commercially Insured Patients With Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension: A Retrospective Database Study

Volume: 21
Number: 3 Suppl

Economic Evaluation of a Fluocinolone Acetonide Intravitreal Implant for Patients With DME Based on the FAME Study

Standards of Care Issues With Anticoagulation in Real-World Populations

Managed Care’s Role in Improving Adherence and Outcomes in Solid Organ Transplantation [CME/CPE]

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EVIDENCE-BASED ONCOLOGY

Current Issue | Archives

February 2015

Volume: 21
Number: SP3

FDA Approves Palbociclib for Metastatic Breast Cancer

Silas Inman

FDA Updates

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella, PhD

Patient Cost-Sharing in Oncology and the Patient Access Network Foundation

Dan Klein

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EVIDENCE-BASED DIABETES MANAGEMENT

Current Issue | Archives

January 2015

Volume: 21
Number: SP2

Study Suggests Method of Reducing Blood Clots Without Risking Bleeding

Mary K. Caffrey

Getting CGM Covered by Medicare Still on the Agenda

Mary K. Caffrey

School Lunch Changes for 2015 May Be Just the Start of Rollback

Mary K. Caffrey

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EVIDENCE-BASED IMMUNOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE

Current Issue | Archives

October 2014

Volume: 20
Number: SP15

Racing to Contain Ebola After Early Failures

Mary K. Caffrey

The Price of Progress in Hepatitis C Management

J. Richard Thompson, PharmD, MBA, BCPS and Jeff Lee, PharmD, FCCP

Ebola: Diagnosis, Prevention, and Treatment

Surabhi Dangi-Garimella, PhD

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Monday, March 2nd, 2015

Nurse Who Contracted Ebola to Sue Texas Hospital Parent Company

Mary K. Caffrey

Nina Pham was the first nurse at Texas Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas to contract the Ebola virus after caring for patient Thomas Eric Duncan, who died October 8, 2014. In an interview with The Dallas Morning News, Pham said she will sue the hospital’s parent company today for unspecified damages, citing inadequate training and safety measures and for violations to her privacy.