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Glenn D. Steele Jr, MD, PhD

Latest:

Value of Primary Care Diabetes Management: Long-Term Cost Impacts

Geisinger's all-or-none diabetes bundled system of care implemented in routine primary care settings was associated with sustained long-term total cost savings.


Liisa Jaakkimainen, MD, MSc

Latest:

Evaluation of Electronic Medical Record Administrative Data Linked Database (EMRALD)

The combination of electronic medical record data and administrative data provides the fullest picture of patient health histories.


Danielle L. Isaman, BS

Latest:

Prevalence, Effectiveness, and Characteristics of Pharmacy-Based Medication Synchronization Programs

This study evaluates the prevalence, structure, and key features of pharmacy-based programs to synchronize prescription fill dates, about which, little is known.



Paul McGinnis, MD

Latest:

The Financial Impact of Team-Based Care on Primary Care

Although team-based care improved cardiovascular disease risk factors, it had a negative financial impact on a primary care practice.




Louis Grothaus, MA

Latest:

Use of Web-Based Shared Medical Records Among Patients With HIV

Use of online shared records was higher among HIV patients who had indicators of recent increases in healthcare needs and lower among several vulnerable populations.


Scott D. McClintock, PhD

Latest:

Predictive Index for 90-Day Postoperative Outcomes Following Gynecologic Surgery

Increasing LACE+ index score is a significant predictor of greater risk of unplanned readmission, emergency department visits, and reoperation after gynecologic surgery.


Daren Wu, MD

Latest:

Technology-Driven Intervention to Improve Hypertension Outcomes in Community Health Centers

Health information technology that is implemented as part of a multifaceted quality improvement initiative can lead to improvements in hypertension care and outcomes.


Margaret A. DiVita, PhD

Latest:

Functional Status and Readmissions in Unilateral Hip Fractures

Functional status is an important predictor of an acute care readmission in patients who have had a unilateral hip fracture.



Floyd J. Frost, PhD

Latest:

Can Outpatient Pharmacy Data Identify Persons With Undiagnosed COPD?

Algorithms based on managed care pharmacy data can efficiently identify persons at risk for undiagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Taiye Popoola, MBBS, MPH

Latest:

Improving Diabetic Patient Transition to Home Healthcare: Leading Risk Factors for 30-Day Readmission

Home healthcare transition from hospitals for diabetic Medicare home healthcare beneficiaries can be improved by identifying risk factors for 30-day readmissions due to ambulatory care—sensitive conditions.


Patricia A. Laurel, MD

Latest:

Evaluation of a Hospital-in-Home Program Implemented Among Veterans

The Hospital-in-Home program implemented at the Veterans Affairs Pacific Islands Health Care System in Honolulu, Hawaii, is associated with reduced costs with no compromise in quality.


Kathryn R. Gardner, MS

Latest:

Pharmacogenetic-Guided Psychiatric Intervention Associated With Increased Adherence and Cost Savings

Pharmacy and medical claims data showed that patients whose clinicians had access to pharmacogenetic test results had increased adherence and overall cost savings.


Gary M. Oderda, PharmD, MPH

Latest:

Systematic Analysis of Outcomes Evaluations Applied to Drug Management Programs

Adopting quality measurement standards for drug management programs might increase the effectiveness and long-term sustainability of positive health outcomes for patients.



Lana Vasiljevic, MS

Latest:

Hospitalized Patients' and Family Members' Preferences for Real-Time, Transparent Access to Their Hospital Records

This mixed-methods study evaluated hospitalized patients’ and family members’ perceived communications mismatches and their calls for transparent real-time information and potential 21st-century solutions.



Benjamin Yu, PharmD

Latest:

Greater Potential Cost Savings With Biosimilar Use

Biosimilars in the United States may demonstrate higher discounts and cost reduction than current estimates.


Olivia C. Tran, MPH

Latest:

Effective Care Management by Next Generation Accountable Care Organizations

A complex care management program implemented at 5 Next Generation accountable care organizations reduced all-cause inpatient admissions and total medical expenditures for participating beneficiaries.





Michael J. Brennan, MD

Latest:

Prescription Opioid Abuse: Challenges and Opportunities for Payers

This article outlines strategies insurers can use to mitigate their risks related to prescription opioid abuse by members, while addressing this serious public health problem.


Danny R. Hughes, PhD

Latest:

Electronic Sharing of Diagnostic Information and Patient Outcomes

A study evaluating the association between hospital sharing of electronic health record diagnostic information and hospital quality using Hospital Compare scores.


Soheil Chavoshi, MS

Latest:

Treatment Patterns, Healthcare Utilization, and Costs of Chronic Opioid Treatment for Non-Cancer Pain in the United States

Healthcare utilization and costs increased in the 6 months after patients started opioid therapy for chronic pain; they then decreased but never reverted to baseline levels.


Holly Wing, MA

Latest:

Clinical Interventions Addressing Nonmedical Health Determinants in Medicaid Managed Care

This review examines the breadth of published work on interventions addressing nonmedical determinants of health that are supported by Medicaid managed care organizations.


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