Authors


Cliff Olson, MBA

Latest:

Nudging Physicians and Patients With Autopend Clinical Decision Support to Improve Diabetes Management

Incorporating an autopend functionality into clinical decision support improved glycated hemoglobin laboratory test completion by between 21.1% and 33.9% for reminder messages read within 57 days.


Jennifer Stephens, MPH

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What Performance Measures Do Consumers Find Useful When Selecting Marketplace Health Plans?

Marketplace consumers desire more health plan measures on how well plans support long-term patient—physician relationships. Consumers are skeptical of measures about rewarding providers for high quality.



Elizabeth Bayliss, MD, MSPH

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Evaluation of Care Management Intensity and Bariatric Surgical Weight Loss

This study examines the effect of pre- and postoperative care management intensity on weight loss outcomes after bariatric surgery in 9 US centers.





Charles Elder, MD, MPH

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Acupuncture and Chiropractic Care: Utilization and Electronic Medical Record Capture

Most patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain use acupuncture or chiropractic care. A substantial percentage of this utilization, however, is not captured by the electronic medical record.



Ledia M. Tabor, MPH

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Measuring Quality in the Early Years of Health Insurance Exchanges

This article recommends quality measures for exchange health plans and strategies to increase the availability of quality results for public reporting.


Jinnan Li, MPH

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Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Management of Adolescent Behavioral Health

Personnel costs ($90,514) of a primary care–embedded adolescent behavioral health nurse practitioner over 2 years were 63% of the potential revenue generated ($144,449).


Michael J. Silverberg, PhD, MPH

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Use of Web-Based Shared Medical Records Among Patients With HIV

Use of online shared records was higher among HIV patients who had indicators of recent increases in healthcare needs and lower among several vulnerable populations.



Haiyan Chen, MD, PhD

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Dental Care Coverage Transitions

This study examines dental insurance transition dynamics in the context of changing employment and retirement status.


Chung-Yuan Hu, PhD

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Post-treatment Surveillance in a Large Cohort of Patients With Colon Cancer

Adherence to colon cancer post-treatment surveillance was low, although proportions of patients complying with office visits and colonoscopy were reasonably high.





Song Zhang, MS

Latest:

Using the 4 Pillars to Increase Vaccination Among High-Risk Adults: Who Benefits?

Pneumococcal; tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis; and influenza vaccination increased among high-risk adults in a 2-year study.






Erik Hoefgen, MD, MS

Latest:

Measures of ED Utilization in a National Cohort of Children

Through analysis of multistate Medicaid data, this study identifies differences in 2 commonly used measures of emergency department (ED) utilization, ED visit count and ED reliance.


Stephen E. Kurtz, PhD

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Documentation of the 5 As for Smoking Cessation by PCPs Across Distinct Health Systems

Evaluation of the 5 As of smoking cessation using patient electronic medical records across 6 distinct healthcare systems, stratified by comorbidity, gender, age, race ethnicity.



Ann-Marie Rosland, MD, MS

Latest:

Patient and Supporter Factors Affecting Engagement With Diabetes Telehealth

Family support with medication management and recent urgent self-management concerns are 2 novel factors, among others, that predict completion of diabetes telehealth calls.


Anastasiya Glushan, BSc

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Clinical and Economic Outcomes of a Collaborative Cardiology Care Program

Patients with chronic cardiac conditions benefited from a health care program that strengthened collaboration between general practitioners and cardiology specialists in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.


Margaret C. Fang, MD, MPH

Latest:

Contemporary Use of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy for Preventing Cardiovascular Events

Use of dual antiplatelet therapy was modest for patients with existing cardiovascular disease for whom subgroup analysis from a landmark clinical trial suggested benefit in preventing cardiovascular events, and low for patients with multiple risk factors without established cardiovascular disease, for whom increased cardiovascular events were suggested.


Lee Goldberg, MBA

Latest:

Payer Management of Oncology Gets Serious

Health Plans Continue to Seek Methods to Curtail Cancer Costs

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