Authors




Steven R. Simon, MD

Latest:

Improving Laboratory Monitoring of Medications: An Economic Analysis Alongside a Clinical Trial

Although some interventions may enhance medication safety, an electronic medical record reminder to providers may not be an efficient use of resources.


Christopher Parkin, MS

Latest:

Diabetes and Medicare Competitive Bidding: The "Perfect Storm" for Patient Harm

A recent Diabetes Care study found flaws in Medicare's competitive bidding program for diabetes test strips. Two of that study's co-authors discuss the findings and why CMS should suspend the bidding program.


Danielle C. Lavallee, PharmD, PhD

Latest:

Factors Associated With Lung Cancer Risk Factor Documentation

This cross-sectional observational study found several factors associated with whether a patient had sufficient lung cancer risk factor documentation in the electronic health record.


Karen E. Joynt, MD

Latest:

Electronic Health Record Functions Differ Between Best and Worst Hospitals

Patterns of electronic health record adoption among highand low-quality hospitals indicated that high-quality institutions had far greater use of most electronic health record functions.






Tomas J. Philipson, PhD

Latest:

The Social Value of Childhood Vaccination in the United States

Vaccination of children born in the United States in 2009 will save 1.2 million quality-adjusted life-years, generating $184 billion in social value net of vaccination costs.







Laura G. Qualls, MS

Latest:

Predicting Nursing Home Placement Among Home- and Community-Based Services Program Participants

The authors developed a model to identify participants in a home- and community-based services program who are at highest risk for long-term nursing home placement.



John Hornberger, MD, MS

Latest:

US Insurance Program's Experience With a Multigene Assay for Early-Stage Breast Cancer

This study presents Humana's experience with a multigene breast cancer assay and provides an analysis of the clinical utility and economics of this technology.


Brant Morefield, PhD

Latest:

Payer Effects of Personalized Preventive Care for Patients With Diabetes

We examine the effects of MD–Value in Prevention (MDVIP) enrollment on Medicare expenditures and utilization among fee-for-service beneficiaries with diabetes over a 5-year period.


Lindsay Belanger, MPH

Latest:

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.



Julia K. Bail, RN, MSN, GNP-C

Latest:

Nurse Practitioner Comanagement for Patients in an Academic Geriatric Practice

Nurse practitioner comanagment improved quality of care for 5 chronic conditions in an academic geriatrics practice.



Wei-Ting Lin, PhD

Latest:

Continuity of Outpatient Care and Avoidable Hospitalization: A Systematic Review

Higher continuity of care was statistically significant and was associated with fewer ambulatory care–sensitive condition hospitalizations.



Glenn Yokoyama, PharmD

Latest:

Evaluation of Value-Based Insurance Design With a Large Retail Employer

Retrospective analysis of value-based insurance design (VBID) showed the potential for VBID to improve adherence and reduce utilization and costs with active disease management counseling.


Elizabeth Rubin, MPA

Latest:

Increasing Preventive Health Services via Tailored Health Communications

The authors describe and apply a methodology for defining tailored health communications in order to increase the number of completed colorectal cancer screenings.


Paula Chatterjee, MD, MPH

Latest:

Characteristics, Utilization, and Concentration of Outpatient Care for Dual-Eligible Medicare Beneficiaries

Outpatient care for dual-eligible beneficiaries is concentrated among a small group of physicians, and these beneficiaries receive less subspecialty care despite having more chronic conditions.


Eleonore Bayen, MD, PhD

Latest:

Real-Time Video Detection of Falls in Dementia Care Facility and Reduced Emergency Care

An artificial intelligence–enabled video fall detection system using visual science reduced emergency department visits by 80% in 6 communities over 3 months.

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