Authors


Jason Yeaw, MPH

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Two-Year Adherence and Costs for Biologic Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis

Adherence to newly initiated biologic therapy for rheumatoid arthritis is important for long-term adherence.



Jessica Men

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The Impact of Hospice Preferred Practices at the End of Life

Identifying simple practices that hospices can implement to contribute to fewer future patient hospitalizations can not only save on hospitalization costs, but also benefit patient quality of life.



Charles C. Engel, MD, MPH

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Cost-Effectiveness of Collaborative Care for Depression and PTSD in Military Personnel

Centrally assisted collaborative telecare is a cost-effective strategy relative to usual care for treating posttraumatic stress disorder and depression in the Military Health System.


Luisa Franzini, PhD

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Roles of Prices, Poverty, and Health in Medicare and Private Spending in Texas

Variation in private spending reflects the ability of the local population to pay for healthcare, whereas variation in Medicare is more driven by health status.








Rebecca Gourevitch, MS

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Patients' Views on Price Shopping and Price Transparency

The authors interviewed patients with access to a price transparency website. Despite a positive opinion of price shopping in theory, respondents reported barriers to doing so in reality.


Shelley Fuld Nasso, MPP

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Learning About Oncologist—Patient Communications by Speaking Directly With Each

The importance of doctor-patient communication is well established. Focus groups conducted with patients and oncologists help unravel why gaps exists and how to customize strategies for improvement.



Kirk Gillis

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Accountable Care Organizations: A Model for the Future

This manuscript describes a structural alternative that builds upon the vision of the ACO, positions it centrally in the healthcare experience, and overcomes current limitations in delivering care.


Ashli A. Owen-Smith, PhD

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Improving Adherence to Cardiovascular Disease Medications With Information Technology

Improving adherence to long-term medication therapy remains a challenge. Health information technology interventions that leverage electronic medical records are promising, low-cost approaches for increasing adherence.




Gregory de Lissovoy, PhD

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Can Managed Care Organizations Partner With Manufacturers for Comparative Effectiveness Research?

Two case studies examine the benefits of manufacturers and managed care organizations partnering in pragmatic or practical clinical trials to generate real-world evidence.


Matthew Perri, PhD

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Deaths Among Opioid Users: Impact of Potential Inappropriate Prescribing Practices

Inappropriate prescribing practices of opioids are a major risk factor for mortality among opioid users in the Georgia Medicaid population, although risk is lower in managed Medicaid.



Guy David, PhD

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On the Impact of Predictive Analytics–Driven Disease Management Interventions

Predictive analytics–driven disease management outperforms standard of care among patients with chronic heart failure.





Vincent E. Hutchinson, MD

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Randomized Trial of an Electronic Asthma Monitoring System Among New York City Children

Children who used an electronic monitoring system had as many emergency department visits and hospitalizations for asthma as children who used a paper diary.


Roderick S. Hooker, PhD

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Prescribing by Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners

We have insufficient understanding of what influences our prescribing behavior, particularly with respect to pharmaceutical marketing strategies.


Christina Jannowitz, MD

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Disease Management Programs in Type 2 Diabetes: Quality of Care

Disease management programs for diabetes can improve some processes of care, but they do not improve intermediate outcomes beyond doubt.


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