Authors


Fred Grossman, MD, PhD

Latest:

Review of Outcomes Associated With Restricted Access to Atypical Antipsychotics

This literature review evaluates the impact of restricted access to atypical antipsychotic drugs in individuals with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.


Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

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Concentration of High-Cost Patients in Hospitals and Markets

High-cost patients are only modestly concentrated in specific hospitals and healthcare markets.


Elissa C. Ladd, PhD, RN, FNP-BC

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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.


Barbara Lardy, MPH

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State of Emergency Preparedness for US Health Insurance Plans

Health insurance plans serve a critical role in public health emergencies. The authors queried plans about issues related to emergency preparedness: infrastructure, adaptability, connectedness, and best practices.



Seuli Bose-Brill, MD

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Testing of a Tethered Personal Health Record Framework for Early End-of-Life Discussions

Pilot testing demonstrates the use of a novel, personal health record—based framework used in primary care settings may improve presence and quality of advance care planning documentation in the electronic health record.



Al Ozonoff, PhD

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Relevance of Current Guidelines for Organizing an Anticoagulation Clinic

Anticoagulation clinics in an integrated healthcare system differed widely in their organization and management, but these differences were not consistently related to their performance.



Lesley K. Welch, PharmD

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Systolic Blood Pressure Control After Participation in a Hypertension Intervention Study

Systolic blood pressure control was not maintained in a large proportion of patients after the end of participation in a hypertension intervention study.


Armika J. Berkley, MPH

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Community Navigators Reduce Hospital Utilization in Super-Utilizers

Super-utilizers place a significant clinical and financial burden on the healthcare system. The authors investigated the effectiveness of community navigators in reducing hospital utilization and costs.







Rebecca Clark, BA

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Substitutive Hospital at Home for Older Persons: Effects on Costs

Substitutive Hospital at Home care for 4 common conditions is associated with cost savings.


Rohit Chaudhary, MIS

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Telemetry: Appropriateness of Initial Assignment and Duration in Nonintensive Setting

The authors report overutilization of telemetry monitoring in a community setting, increasing the cost of health care and potential harm to patients with unnecessary interventions.


J. Andre Knottnerus, MD, PhD

Latest:

Comparative Effectiveness Research: Challenges for Medical Journals

In order to encourage dissemination, this commentary is freely available in PLoS Medicine, and will also be published in Medical Decision Making, Croatian Medical Journal, The Cochrane Library, Trials, and Journal of Clinical Epidemiology.


Christine J. Manta, BA

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The Impact of Health Information Technologies on Patient Satisfaction

Health information technologies can be implemented without impact on patient satisfaction. The lacking synergistic relationship should be concerning to stakeholders for optimizing costs and quality.


Sophie Shen, MPA

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Comparing Variation in Medicare and Private Insurance Spending in Texas

We found that, in 2008, variations across Texas in total spending and inpatient utilization are similar in Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas and Medicare.





Michael Menchine, MD, MS

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Satisfaction With Care After Reducing Opioids for Chronic Pain

There is no significant association between unfavorable patient satisfaction and opioid reductions for chronic pain, but encounters with unestablished providers may slightly impair satisfaction when reducing opioids.


Julie P.W. Bynum, MD, MPH

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Small Practice Participation and Performance in Medicare Accountable Care Organizations

Medicare beneficiaries attributed to small practices in accountable care organizations (ACOs) achieve greater savings than beneficiaries attributed to large practices in ACOs.



Angela Rose, MPH

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Importance of Reasons for Stocking Adult Vaccines

Economic factors associated with the purchase and maintenance of vaccine inventory and inadequate reimbursement for vaccination services were the most important to pharmacy and doctors’ office decision makers when considering whether to stock adult vaccines.


Michelle Choi, PharmD

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Placement of Selected New FDA-Approved Drugs in Medicare Part D Formularies, 2009-2013

There is significant heterogeneity in formulary placement and restrictions on new drug approvals in the Part D marketplace.


Vinita Chauhan, MBA, PhD

Latest:

The Ingredients of Success in a Medicare Accountable Care Organization

For 2 successive years, the Hackensack Alliance Accountable Care Organization achieved cost savings and maintained quality by using physicians with patient-centered medical homes and nurse care coordinators focused on high-risk patients.

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