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Yi Yang, MD, PhD

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Continuity of Opioid Prescribing Among Older Adults on Long-term Opioids

Among older adults with chronic noncancer pain on long-term opioid therapy, greater continuity of opioid prescribing was significantly associated with fewer opioid-related adverse outcomes.



Meaghan A. Smith, BS

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Measuring Value for Low-Acuity Care Across Settings

To analyze value of low-acuity care, an existing model is adapted to highlight factors impacting how stakeholders assess emergency department care compared with alternatives.


Kelly D. Johnson, PhD, MPH

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Impact of Medical and/or Pharmacy Reimbursement on Adult Vaccination Rates

By covering vaccinations under both the medical and pharmacy benefit, rather than the medical benefit alone, health insurers can help improve adult vaccination rates.




Ralph E. Seligmann, MD

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Personalized Preventive Care Leads to Significant Reductions in Hospital Utilization

We assessed the impact of the MDVIP personalized preventive care model on hospital utilization and found the MDVIP members' rates were substantially lower than nonmembers'.


Elke Raum, MD, MPH

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Gender Differences in Healthcare Utilization of Patients With Diabetes

Gender differences were found in healthcare utilization in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Germany, despite a high rate of enrollment in a disease management program.


Lindsey M. Philpot, PhD, MPH

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Patient-Centered Medical Home Features and Expenditures by Medicare Beneficiaries

Analysis of the impact of individual features of the patient-centered medical home care model on future healthcare expenditures among Medicare beneficiaries.



Leslie E. Kolb, MBA, BSN, RN

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The AADE DEAP — A Diabetes Self-Management Training Success Story

For several years, the American Association of Diabetes Educators has been collecting evidence that shows that diabetes self-management training programs meeting its accreditation standards warrant coverage by public and private insurers.




Thomas J. Flottemesch, PhD

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Patient-Centered Medical Home Cost Reductions Limited to Complex Patients

From 2005 to 2009, improved clinical practice systems were associated with cost reductions only for medically complex patients.


Brenda Schmidt, MS, MBA

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Building Community-Clinical Linkages to Address the Diabetes Epidemic

With the right support, community providers can offer an effective approach to promoting population health and preventing chronic disease.



Victor Y. Chiu, BA

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Mental Illness and Warfarin Use in Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial fibrillation patients with mental illness are less likely to receive warfarin anticoagulation; those who do receive warfarin have excess risk of over-anticoagulation.



Miguel A. Padilla, PhD

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Predictors of Physician Use of Inpatient Electronic Health Records

Hospital and physician-hospital alignment, but not loyalty, are predictors of integrated electronic health record adoption by admitting physicians in an integrated system.


Janet Craig, PhD, RN

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Frequency and Costs of Hospital Transfers for Ambulatory Care-Sensitive Conditions

This article outlines the frequency of transfers of patients with ambulatory care-sensitive conditions from nursing homes to emergency departments or hospitals, and provides reliable estimates of associated costs.


David Ofman, MD, MA

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Healthcare Reform With a Safety Net: Lessons From San Francisco

San Francisco is attempting to expand health insurance coverage and access to care while also supporting its healthcare safety net.



Joshua A. Rushakoff, BS

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Chronic Pain as a Driver of Cost in ACO Arrangements

A discussion of chronic pain prevalence, care obstacles, and potential opportunities for care improvement within the accountable care organization context at University of California, San Francisco Health.


Laura A. Saunders, MSSW

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A Team Approach to Systematic Behavioral Screening and Intervention

Expanding primary care teams with trained and supported paraprofessionals enables systematic delivery of widely recommended, evidence-based, cost-saving alcohol, drug, and depression screening and intervention services.



Han Eol Jeong, MPH

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Prescribing Trend of Pioglitazone After Safety Warning Release in Korea

The pioglitazone safety warning issued in South Korea, which recommended prescribing with careful attention among those with high risk of bladder cancer, led to a moderate decrease in pioglitazone users.

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