Authors


Nancy N. Baxter, MD

Latest:

Managed Care Enrollment and Chronically Disabled Women With Breast Cancer

We examine the effects of managed care enrollment and healthcare utilization level on breast cancer stage at diagnosis and treatment in disabled women.


Asheley C. Skinner, PhD

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Perceptions of the Medical Home by Parents of Children With Chronic Illnesses

This article compares how parents of children seeking specialty care perceive National Committee for Quality Assurance—based patient-centered medical home elements in the primary and specialty care settings.




Michael Morris

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Leveraging Remote Behavioral Health Interventions to Improve Medical Outcomes and Reduce Costs

Successful patient engagement in a nationally available, remotely delivered behavioral health intervention can significantly improve medical outcomes and lower healthcare costs.


Andrea Lieblein, MBA, MHSA

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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.


Nicolle S. Marinec, MPH

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Depression Self-Management Assistance Using Automated Telephonic Assessments and Social Support

Automated patient support calls with feedback to informal caregivers and clinicians represent a viable strategy for increasing access to depression monitoring and self-management assistance.



Bob Kocher, MD

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A Clinical Pathway to Well-Being: Putting Patient Priorities at the Center of Care

Using patient priorities and converting them into treatment goals result in better primary care outcomes for Medicare patients.




Lewis B. Morgenstern, MD

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Targeting High-Risk Employees May Reduce Cardiovascular Racial Disparities

Targeting cardiovascular risk reduction interventions to high-risk patients has the potential to reduce cardiovascular racial disparities, improve health, and reduce costs.


Anna N. A. Tosteson, ScD

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Alignment of Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines, Accountability Metrics, and Practice Patterns

This study measured breast cancer screening practice patterns in relation to evidence-based guidelines and accountability metrics, and found closer alignment is needed for providing patient-centered care.


Midge N. Ray, PhD

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Association of Part D Coverage Gap With COPD Medication Adherence

Using longitudinal Medicare claims data, this study quantified the association of the Medicare Part D coverage gap with medication adherence among beneficiaries with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Davide Radice, PhD

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Does a Personalized Approach Improve Patient Satisfaction in Thoracic Oncology?

Evaluation of cancer patients’ quality of life at admission enabled improvement of their satisfaction with received care at discharge.


Jose Villagra, BS

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A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Cardiology eConsults for Medicaid Patients

A randomized trial of eConsults for cardiology referrals from primary care resulted in significant reductions in total cost of care compared with traditional face-to-face consultations.





Winfred Frazier, MD

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Medicaid Prior Authorization and Opioid Medication Abuse and Overdose

Enrollees in Medicaid plans employing prior authorization policies for opioid medications may have lower rates of opioid medication abuse and overdose.




Diane Feeney Mahoney, PhD, APRN, BC, FGSA, FAAN

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"Under the Radar": Nurse Practitioner Prescribers and Pharmaceutical Industry Promotions

Nurse practitioner prescribers exhibited a high rate of contact with pharmaceutical industry promotional activities.



Danielle Bonadies, CGC, MS

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Forward-Thinking Insurers Adopt Genomics, Medicare Makes Perilous, Costly Leap Backward

Authors from My Gene Counsel discuss gaps in CMS reimbursement policy for genetic testing and counseling, in light of advances in guidelines from groups that include the National Comprehensive Cancer Network.



Elizabeth Richardson, MSc

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Value-Based Arrangements May Be More Prevalent Than Assumed

We surveyed biopharmaceutical manufacturers and payers to understand the prevalence and characteristics of value-based payment arrangements, as well as their implementation obstacles and success factors.




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