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Victoria Barghout, MSPH

Articles by Victoria Barghout, MSPH

Tegaserod Treatment for IBS: A Model of Indirect Costs

ByDean G. Smith, PhD,Victoria Barghout, MSPH,Kristijan H. Kahler, SM

April 15th 2005

Effectiveness of Tegaserod Therapy on GI-related Resource Utilization in a Managed Care Population

ByJudith J. Stephenson, SM,Victoria Barghout, MSPH,Kristijan H. Kahler, SM,Joaquim Fernandes, BA,Jane F. Beaulieu, MSN,Samuel Joo, MS,Stephen J. Boccuzzi, PhD

April 15th 2005

Total Costs of IBS: Employer and Managed Care Perspective

ByBrooks Cash, MD, FACP,Sean Sullivan, JD,Victoria Barghout, MSPH

April 15th 2005

Budget Impact of Tegaserod on a Managed Care Organization Formulary

ByMichael A. Bloom, BA,Victoria Barghout, MSPH,Kristijan H. Kahler, SM,Judith Bentkover, PhD,Hannah Kurth, BA,Ian M. Gralnek, MD, MSHS,Brennan M. R. Spiegel, MD, MSHS

April 15th 2005

Impairment in Work Productivity and Health-related Quality of Life in Patients With IBS

ByBonnie B. Dean, PhD,Daniel Aguilar, MPH,Victoria Barghout, MSPH,Kristijan H. Kahler, SM,Feride Frech, MPH,David Groves, PhD,Joshua J. Ofman, MD

April 15th 2005

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Tegaserod Treatment for IBS: A Model of Indirect Costs
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Total Costs of IBS: Employer and Managed Care Perspective
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Budget Impact of Tegaserod on a Managed Care Organization Formulary
April 15th 2005
Impairment in Work Productivity and Health-related Quality of Life in Patients With IBS
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