Authors


Ingrid M. Venohr, PhD

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Effectiveness of Care Coordination and Health Counseling in Advancing Illness

This prospective trial suggests that specialized care coordination and health counseling for patients coping with advanced stages of 4 life-limiting illnesses can be beneficial.


Jennifer Kim, PharmD

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Mortality, Outcomes, and Healthcare Costs in T2DM Patients at Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

Targeting glucose control and managing cardiovascular (CV) risk factors may prevent future CV events, and have positive downstream impact by reducing costs to healthcare stakeholders.


Thomas W. Weiss, DrPH

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Adherence to Osteoporosis Medications After Patient and Physician Brief Education: Post Hoc Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial

Post hoc analysis of a randomized controlled trial found that a 1-session educational intervention targeted at patients and primary care physicians did not improve osteoporosis medication adherence.



Kiranjot Gujral, MD

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Providers' Perspective on Diabetes Case Management: A Descriptive Study

Providers do not consider nurse case managers as professional identity threats in co-managing patients with diabetes and cardiovascular risk factors.


Eric D. A. Hermes, MD

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Impact of a Program Encouraging the Use of Generic Antipsychotics

Academic detailing coupled with a provider survey did not decrease the rate of new prescriptions for costly, on-patent second-generation antipsychotics in a VA hospital.


Dale Shaller, MPA

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Using "Roll-up" Measures in Healthcare Quality Reports: Perspectives of Report Sponsors and National Alliances

This study identifies practices and perceptions around public reporting of “roll-upâ€


Sarah J. Clark, MPH

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Factors Influencing Primary Care Providers’ Decisions to Accept New Medicaid Patients Under Michigan’s Medicaid Expansion

In the era after Medicaid expansion, primary care providers placed importance on practice capacity, specialist availability, and reimbursement when deciding whether to accept new Medicaid patients.


Ronald D. Scott, MD

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Adherence to Statins and LDL-Cholesterol Goal Attainment

This study examined adherence to statins and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol goal attainment in patients with coronary artery disease.


Igoni Dokubo, MD

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Cost of Home vs Clinic Administration of Paclitaxel in Metastatic Breast Cancer

Home administration of oral paclitaxel and encequidar is associated with potential cost savings for payers compared with clinic administration of intravenous chemotherapy in metastatic breast cancer patients.


Linda G. Kimsey, PhD, MSc

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Geographic Variation in Medicare and the Military Healthcare System

Geographic variation in healthcare spending and utilization within the Military Health System is higher and significantly correlated with Medicare across hospital referral regions.



Greg L. Stewart, PhD

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Medical Homes Require More Than an EMR and Aligned Incentives

Primary care teams implementing medical homes experience professional role confusion and interpersonal conflict, and require effective administrative leadership to ensure success during this transition.



Laurence Ikeda, MD

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Patient Characteristics and Healthcare Utilization of a Chronic Pain Population Within an Integrated Healthcare System

This study describes the patient characteristics and healthcare utilization of a chronic pain population within an integrated healthcare system in northern California.



Monica E. Peek, MD, MPH

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Physician Financial Incentives and Care for the Underserved in the United States

Financial incentives alter the quality and quantity of care that physicians provide. Understanding physicians' recent experience with incentives may help shape current payment reform efforts.



Maria Lopes, MD, MS

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Multiple Sclerosis: Looking Toward the Future

Heidi Crayton, MD, and Maria Lopes, MD, discuss future research in multiple sclerosis that they find exciting and promising.


Corey Waters, MBA

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Effects of Telephone Counseling on Antipsychotic Adherence and Emergency Department Utilization

A telehealth nursing program used psychological counseling techniques to improve antipsychotic medication adherence, leading to reduced emergency department utilization in a managed Medicaid population.




Gary M. Marsh, PhD

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Antidepressant Medication Adherence via Interactive Voice Response Telephone Calls

Our age-adjusted evaluation found that IVR calls had little impact on antidepressant medication adherence rates and that rates generally increased markedly with increasing age.






Arvind K. Jain, MS

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Impact of 2 Employer-Sponsored Population Health Management Programs on Medical Care Cost and Utilization

Integrated health management programs combining disease prevention and disease management services, although popular with employers, may not save money, at least in their first year.



George A. Kenna, PhD, RPh

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Prescription Opioid Abuse: Challenges and Opportunities for Payers

This article outlines strategies insurers can use to mitigate their risks related to prescription opioid abuse by members, while addressing this serious public health problem.

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