Authors


Tammy Anderer, PhD

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Primary Care Diabetes Bundle Management: 3-Year Outcomes for Microvascular and Macrovascular Events

Using a system for primary care management of patients with diabetes may reduce the risk of myocardial infarction, stroke, and retinopathy over a 3-year period.



Nancy Ambrose Gallagher, PhD, APRN-BC

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Improving Care Transitions: Complex High-Utilizing Patient Experiences Guide Reform

The authors audited a series of complex patients’ records longitudinally across their institution’s existing care management programs to improve the coordinated functioning of these programs.



Cecilia M. Rice-Peterson, RN, BSN

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Care by Cell Phone: Text Messaging for Chronic Disease Management

Cell phone“based text messaging may be used to feasibly support chronic disease management and engagement in diabetes self-care behaviors for some patients.




Jonas A. de Souza, MD

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Measuring Financial Toxicity in Cancer Patients

With the rising costs of cancer care, evidence-based tools can help physicians screen patients for financial toxicity.


Shail M. Govani, MD, MSc

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Adalimumab Persistence for Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Veteran and Insured Cohorts

Veterans with inflammatory bowel disease taking adalimumab appear to be more likely to remain on the drug 1 year after initiation than patients who are privately insured.







Neel Shah, PhD, BPharm

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Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drug Initiation Among Patients Newly Diagnosed With Rheumatoid Arthritis

Only slightly more than half of patients with newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis initiated therapy within 1 year.


Farzad Mostashari, MD, ScM, Visiting Fellow, Brookings Institute, Former National Coordinator for Health IT, US Department of Health

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The Data Revolution Comes to Healthcare

The American Journal of Managed Care was founded in 1995, during the last period of serious reexamination of how healthcare is paid for and how it's delivered. Nearly 20 years later, after the retreat of the first managed care revolution, per capita healthcare costs have more than doubled, and there is again a strong movement toward payment and delivery system reform.


En-Ju D. Lin, PhD, MPH

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A Deep Learning Model for Pediatric Patient Risk Stratification

Artificial intelligence based on medical claims data outperforms traditional models in stratifying patient risk.


Tim Xu, MD, MPP

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Variation in Markups on Outpatient Oncology Services in the United States

Charges for oncology services vary widely across hospitals and impose financial burdens. Further legislation is needed to address disparities in access to high-quality cancer care.


Erika Abramson, MD, MS

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Consumer Attitudes Toward Personal Health Records in a Beacon Community

Even in communities with health information technology initiatives, consumer use of personal health records may be limited by the



Todd Prewitt, MD

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Health Care Resource Utilization Among Patients With T2D and Cardiovascular-, Heart Failure–, or Renal-Related Hospitalizations

Among patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D), concurrent cardiovascular-, heart failure–, or renal-related hospitalization presents significant disease burden leading to poor quality of life.


Jennifer N. Dunphy, DrPH, MBA, MPH

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Strategies for Implementing Best Practices in Independent Physician Associations

The objective of this research was to identify strategies that significantly lower unnecessary inpatient utilization among Medicare beneficiaries with chronic disease.


Chien-Chou Pan, MD, PhD

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Patients With Diabetes in Pay-for-Performance Programs Have Better Physician Continuity of Care and Survival

Patients with diabetes who participate in a pay-for-performance program had higher continuity of care index (COCI) scores, and those with high COCI scores had higher survival rates.


Ellerie Weber, PhD

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Trends in Retail Clinic Use Among the Commercially Insured

Retail clinic use increased dramatically over 3 years, especially among young, healthy, higher income enrollees living close to retail clinics.






Jeffrey T. Kullgren, MD, MS, MPH

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Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Cost-Related Barriers to Care Among Near-Poor Beneficiaries in Medicare Advantage vs Traditional Medicare

Among near-poor Black and Hispanic individuals, Medicare Advantage was associated with increased vision care and some, although not uniform, reductions in access disparities vs traditional Medicare.


Valerie P. Pracilio, MPH

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Measuring Migraine-Related Quality of Care Across 10 Health Plans

Standardized measurement of migraine, an underdiagnosed and perhaps underrecognized condition, is necessary for health plans to understand utilization of costly diagnostic and treatment services.

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