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Rui Shi, MD

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Patient Satisfaction With Letter-Based Communication of LCS Pulmonary Nodule Results

Patients were satisfied with receiving their lung cancer screening (LCS) pulmonary nodule results via letter and considered the amount of information provided in the letter appropriate.


Emily A. Gadbois, PhD, MS, MA

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How Medicare Advantage Plans Use Data for Supplemental Benefits Decision-Making

This article presents findings from interviews conducted with executives from 29 Medicare Advantage plans regarding plan decision-making processes related to new social risk factor–related benefits.


Erin Hodson, MSN

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Service Line Care Delivery Model for COVID-19 Patient-Centric Care

The authors provide steps hospitals can take to align their care delivery model to effectively meet the demands of a public health crisis such as the current pandemic.



George Jones, COO, UpScript Health
George Jones

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Telemedicine’s Evolution and Expanding Access to Obesity, Specialty Care

George Jones of UpScript Health discusses telemedicine's evolution from basic e-prescribing to real-time video consultations, expanding treatment beyond primary care.


Jianfang Liu, PhD

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Primary Care Practice Structural Capabilities in Health Professional Shortage Areas

Nurse practitioners are increasingly meeting primary care demands in underserved areas and are more likely to deliver structural capabilities related to chronic disease management.


Aliza R. Karpes Matusevich, PhD

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Long-term Medication Adherence and Preventive vs Reactive Care Utilization Among Older Adults With Diabetes

This study using Medical Expenditure Panel Survey data found greater health care utilization and expenditure among adults 65 years and older who were adherent to oral hypoglycemic agents.



Tianyi Zhang, PhD

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Managed Critical Care: Impact of Remote Decision-Making on Patient Outcomes

This work serves as a step toward better understanding the implications of remote critical care intervention by evaluating levels of tele–intensive care unit decision-making authority.


Julie Fiskio, BS

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A Machine Learning Technology for Addressing Medication-Related Risk in Older, Multimorbid Patients

A novel machine learning system effectively stratifies emergency department use and hospitalization risk of older patients with multimorbidity who take multiple medications and provides appropriate medication recommendations.


Ian Stockwell, PhD

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Designing Optimal Recommended Budgeting Thresholds for a Medicaid Program

This study developed a novel algorithm for setting automatic auditing thresholds in a Medicaid program in Maryland.



Eric Wilkinson, PhD

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Impact of the Collaborative Care Model on Medical Spending

Modest spending on integrated mental health services in primary care, facilitated by use of new collaborative care billing codes, did not increase overall health care costs.


Rebekah Diamond, MD

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Bridging the Divide Between Physicians and Administrators During COVID-19

This article describes the tension that the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic brought up between administrators and physicians and offers a potential set of solutions to deal with it.


Yewande Kofoworola Ogundeji, PhD

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Impact of Payment Models on Medical Specialist Physician Practice Patterns

This article explores the impact of payment models (fee for service vs salary based) on practice patterns, including wait times and care for patients with chronic diseases.


Clif Gaus, ScD

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ACO REACH Brings Next Era of Medicare Payment Models

The Accountable Care Organization Realizing Equity, Access, and Community Health (ACO REACH) Model provides the next great opportunity in moving a health care payment system toward paying for value and rewarding preventive care and keeping patients healthy.



Bradley D. Stein, MD, PhD

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Pediatric Oral Health Services in Medicaid Managed Care and Fee for Service

Rates of preventive oral health services among pediatric medical visits in Florida were similar whether visits were paid via Medicaid comprehensive managed care or fee for service.


Simon F. Haeder, PhD, MPA

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Affordable Care Act Enrollment in Texas After Rating Area Adjustments

Rural marketplace rating area change in Texas did not increase enrollment but increased share of enrollment in gold plans.




Andrea Synowiec, DO

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Coverage With Evidence Development Study Shows Benefits in Patients With Migraine Treated With Remote Electrical Neuromodulation

A coverage with evidence development (CED) study demonstrated significant and clinically meaningful benefits in patients with migraine treated with remote electrical neuromodulation (REN). Health plans should support clinicians’ REN prescriptions by ensuring adequate coverage.


José Antonio de la Hoz-Valle, MD, MSc

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The Impact of Outliers on Available Resources in a Teaching Hospital in Colombia

This letter describes the experience of long-stay patients and provides a perspective of the need for more studies on outliers’ impact on health care.


Tori J. Finch, MS

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Continuously Updated Forecasting of SARS-CoV-2 in a Regional Health System

This study presents a methodology for forecasting demand of COVID-19 on health resources in an integrated health system.



Abby Sparkman, PharmD

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Charitable Medication Distribution Improves Care for Uninsured Patients With Diabetes

This report illustrates how providing vital diabetes medications to uninsured patients through a charitable medication distributor improves clinical outcomes.


Tara Vail, MBA

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Achieving Super-Outcomes Without Super-Costs: Reducing Orthopedic Surgery Costs and Improving Care in Managed Care Environment

Tara Vail is the Chief Operating Officer of HST Pathways and serves on the Board of the California Ambulatory Surgery Association.


Adam Fawer

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CMS Rule on Diabetes Prevention a Missed Opportunity That Puts Seniors at Risk

The proposal to mostly leave virtual providers out of the 2018 launch of the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program makes no sense in light of the evidence that these programs work.


Thomas C. Corbridge, MD, FCCP

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Contributor: To Address Uncontrolled Asthma, Understand the Right Treatments for the Right Patients

Not all asthma is created equal, nor will all therapies work for all patients. With continued innovations in asthma treatments offering new, improved options for patients, we are more prepared than ever to address uncontrolled asthma head-on.


Jason Z. Rose, MHSA

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Contributor: Preparing for Massive MTM Program Expansion—Pharmacy-Led Medical Cost Savings to Fund CMS Changes

Changes in the medication therapy management (MTM) program willl require planning on how to best fund this program in a way that drives medical cost savings.

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