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Dawn Weddle, RD

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Food as Medicine: Impact on Diabetes Management

This article addresses what employers need to know about food as medicine and offers practical steps to reduce barriers for their employee populations.


Sarah Muench, PharmD

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Impact of a Pharmacist-Managed Diabetes Clinic on Quality Measures

This study evaluated a pharmacist-managed diabetes clinic to determine its impact on diabetes-related quality measures.(For Tables and Figures, please access the PDF on last page.)



Amer Budayr, MD

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Trends in Mortality Following Hip Fracture in Older Women

Within an integrated healthcare setting, temporal trends demonstrate reductions in mortality risk after hip fracture in older women, with mortality risk lower for Asians and Hispanics.






Derek Weycker, PhD

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Benefits and Risks of Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine in Young Children

Use of live attenuated influenza vaccine in young children has a favorable benefit-risk profile.


Mary Vaughan-Sarrazin, PhD

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Elderly Veterans With Dual Eligibility for VA and Medicare Services: Where Do They Obtain a Colonoscopy?

This study examines factors impacting the receipt of an outpatient colonoscopy by VA or non-VA providers in older veterans dually eligible for VA/Medicare benefits.




Michael N. Neuss, MD

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Advancing Performance Measurement in Oncology

The American Society of Clinical Oncology Quality Oncology Practice Initiative has grown to include 973 practices as of 2010. Practices demonstrated rates of end-of-life care and other measures of quality.




Robert W. Dubois, MD

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The Value of Specialty Pharmaceuticals - A Systematic Review

This study examines whether patients treated with specialty pharmaceuticals have improved outcomes compared with patients treated with conventional therapies, and evaluates costs associated with these treatments.


Roman Buff, MD

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Frequency of and Harm Associated With Primary Care Safety Incidents

Physicians' and nurses' assessments of the frequency and harm of incidents can be a supplemental method to study patient safety in the primary care office.



Jonathon R. B. Halbesleben, PhD

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CAH Staff Perceptions of a Clinical Information System Implementation

This study examines staff perceptions of patient care quality and the processes before and after implementation of a comprehensive clinical information system in 7 critical access hospitals.




George Chinhung Linn, MD, PhD

Latest:

Financial Incentives and Use of Cesarean Delivery: Taiwan Birth Data 2003 to 2007

This study explores whether the policies of financial incentives for the demand and supply sides lowered the Cesarean section rate.




Ryan M. Conrad, PhD

Latest:

Do Strict Formularies Replicate Failure for Patients With Schizophrenia?

This study measures the impact of Medicaid formulary restrictions on the rate at which patients who failed on a drug therapy for schizophrenia return to the same therapy.



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