Robert J. Stroebel, MD

Articles by Robert J. Stroebel, MD

Impact of Medical Care Coordination Intervention on Patient Activation

BySamuel T. Savitz, PhD,Michelle A. Lampman, PhD,Shealeigh A. Inselman, BS,Vicki L. Hunt, MD,Angela B. Mattson, DNP, RN, NE-BC,Robert J. Stroebel, MD,Pamela J. McCabe, PhD, RN,Stephanie G. Witwer, PhD, RN, NEA-BC,Bijan J. Borah, PhD

June 4th 2025

This observational evaluation compared an adult medical care coordination intervention with usual care and found that the intervention was associated with significant improvements in patient activation.

Simple Errors in Interpretation and Publication Can Be Costly

ByDwight Barry, PhD,Lindsey R. Haas, MPH,Paul Y. Takahashi, MD,Nilay D. Shah, PhD,Robert J. Stroebel, MD,Matthew E. Bernard, MD,Dawn M. Finnie, MPA,James M. Naessens, ScD

July 21st 2014

A recent AJMC study contained overstatements and small but importantly placed errors that have the potential to cause unwarranted on-the-ground cost problems.

Risk-Stratification Methods for Identifying Patients for Care Coordination

ByLindsey R. Haas, MPH,Paul Y. Takahashi, MD,Nilay D. Shah, PhD,Robert J. Stroebel, MD,Matthew E. Bernard, MD,Dawn M. Finnie, MPA,James M. Naessens, ScD

September 17th 2013

Identifying which patients are likely to benefit from care coordination is important. We evaluated the performance of 6 risk-screening instruments in predicting healthcare utilization.

Effect of Multiple Chronic Conditions Among Working-Age Adults

ByJames M. Naessens, ScD,Robert J. Stroebel, MD,Dawn M. Finnie, MPA,Nilay D. Shah, PhD,Amy E. Wagie, BA,William J. Litchy, MD,Patrick J. F. Killinger, MA,Thomas J. D. O'Byrne, BS,Douglas L. Wood, MD,Robert E. Nesse, MD

March 8th 2011

Multiple chronic conditions among working-age adults lead to high costs over many years. Understanding how to effectively manage such patients is an important challenge.