Jie Huang, PhD

Articles

January 19th 2023

Primary Care Video and Telephone Telemedicine During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Treatment and Follow-up Health Care Utilization

Jie Huang, PhD Anjali Gopalan, MD, MS Emilie Muelly, MD, PhD Loretta Hsueh, PhD Andrea Millman, MA Ilana Graetz, PhD Mary E. Reed, DrPH

Telephone visits may offer a simple and convenient option to address patient primary care needs without raising safety concerns.

October 16th 2020

Inpatient-Outpatient Shared Electronic Health Records: Telemedicine and Laboratory Follow-up After Hospital Discharge

Mary E. Reed, DrPH Jie Huang, PhD Richard Brand, PhD Ilana Graetz, PhD Marc G. Jaffe, MD Dustin Ballard, MD, MBE Romain Neugebauer, PhD Bruce Fireman, MA John Hsu, MD, MBA, MSCE

Using a seamlessly shared inpatient-outpatient electronic health record was associated with greater rates of postdischarge follow-up delivered through telemedicine or laboratory monitoring and without an in-person office visit.

January 17th 2018

Bridging the Digital Divide: Mobile Access to Personal Health Records Among Patients With Diabetes

Ilana Graetz, PhD Jie Huang, PhD Richard J. Brand, PhD John Hsu, MD, MBA, MSCE Cyrus K. Yamin, MD Mary E. Reed, DrPH

Racial/ethnic minorities and patients living in poorer neighborhoods were more likely to access their personal health record exclusively with a mobile device.

December 10th 2015

The Impact of Electronic Health Records and Teamwork on Diabetes Care Quality

Ilana Graetz, PhD Jie Huang, PhD Richard Brand, PhD Stephen M. Shortell, PhD, MPH, MBA Thomas G. Rundall, PhD Jim Bellows, PhD John Hsu, MD, MBA, MSCE Marc Jaffe, MD Mary E. Reed, DrPH

Patients with diabetes that are cared for by primary care teams with higher cohesion experienced greater EHR-related outcome improvements, compared with patients cared for by lower cohesion teams.

June 23rd 2011

The Structure of Risk Adjustment for Private Plans in Medicare

Joseph P. Newhouse, PhD Jie Huang, PhD Richard J. Brand, PhD Vicki Fung, PhD John Hsu, MD, MBA, MSCE

Health plan accounting data are used to test how well the CMSHCC risk adjustment system tracks relative costs of treating various diagnoses: not very well.

March 16th 2009

Medicare Part D Coverage Gap and Diabetes Beneficiaries

Julie A. Schmittdiel, PhD Susan L. Ettner, PhD Vicki Fung, PhD Jie Huang, PhD Norman Turk, MS Elaine S. Quiter, MS Bix E. Swain, MS John T. Hsu, MD, MBA, MSCE Carol M. Mangione, MD, MSPH

When diabetic patients in 2 Medicare Advantage Part D plans reached the 2006 coverage gap, overall drug costs dropped as out-of-pocket costs increased.