Articles by Jessica Greene, PhD
The Longitudinal Impact of Aligning Forces for Quality on Measures of Population Health, Quality and Experience of Care, and Cost of Care
ByYunfeng Shi, PhD,Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD,Raymond Kang, MA,Megan McHugh, PhD,Jessica Greene, PhD,Jon B. Christianson, PhD,Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD, MAPP,Yasmin Mahmud, MPH,Jeffrey A. Alexande Evaluating a Complex, Multi-Site, Community-Based Program to Improve Healthcare Quality: The Summative Research Design for the Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative
ByDennis P. Scanlon, PhD,Laura J. Wolf, MSW,Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD,Jon B. Christianson, PhD,Jessica Greene, PhD,Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD, MAPP,Megan McHugh, PhD,Yunfeng Shi, PhD,Brigitt Leitze The Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative: Background and Evolution From 2005 to 2015
ByDennis P. Scanlon, PhD,Jeff Beich, PhD,Brigitt Leitzell, MS,Bethany W. Shaw, MHA,Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD,Jon B. Christianson, PhD,Diane C. Farley, BA,Jessica Greene, PhD,Muriel Jean-Jacques, Summative Evaluation Results and Lessons Learned From the Aligning Forces for Quality Program
ByDennis P. Scanlon, PhD,Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD,Megan McHugh, PhD,Jeff Beich, PhD,Jon B. Christianson, PhD,Jessica Greene, PhD,Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD, MAPP,Brigitt Leitzell, MS,Yunfeng Shi, Tailoring coaching to each patient’s activation level may improve clinical indicators and reduce utilization more than the usual disease management coaching.
Enrollment in a consumer-driven health plan does not appear to encourage enrollees to become active, informed managers of their own health and healthcare.
This study highlights the difficulty many consumers have in understanding comparative plan information. It also suggests that presentation strategies may help consumers understand choices better.