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Daniel B. Wolfson, MHSA, Executive Vice President

Latest:

A Narrow View of Choosing Wisely

This letter argues that an editorial published in the August 2018 issue provides an unduly limited perspective of the impact of Choosing Wisely.


Ian Randall, PhD

Latest:

Assessing the Effect of the VHA PCMH Model on Utilization Patterns Among Veterans With PTSD

This study utilizes a validated instrument to create case and control groups to measure the effect of the Veterans Health Administration (VHA)’s patient-centered medical home (PCMH) model on utilization patterns among veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).



Tochi M. Okwuosa, DO

Latest:

Advancing Patient Care in Cardio-Oncology: The ACC.15 Cardio-Oncology Intensive

A Cardio-Oncology Working Group formed by the ACC conducted a nationwide survey focused on cardio-oncology services, gathering opinions from cardiovascular division chiefs and fellowship training directors. This helped identify important challenges, including the need for broader educational opportunities and training.


Jeffrey A. Scott, MD

Latest:

Implementation of Cancer Clinical Care Pathways: A Successful Model of Collaboration Between Payers and Providers

A statewide collaboration between payers and providers to create a cancer clinical care pathways program is successful.


Ben Steffen, MA

Latest:

Patient-Centered Teamwork in Care Transitions

Physician-led patient care teams have the potential to impact care transitions to prevent fragmentation of care, and ensure seamless care delivery.


Kelly Conroy, executive director, Palm Beach Accountable Care Organization, CEO Triple Aim Advisory Group

Latest:

How We Did It: How One Physician-Owned ACO Earned Shared Savings

Palm Beach ACO discusses the grassroots approach they took to becoming one of 29 ACOs to earn shared savings in the first performance year.


Nadia S. Islam, PhD

Latest:

Challenges in Diabetes: How to Focus on Individuals, Improve Health of Populations

During the first panel discussion at PCDC 2014, "Addressing Challenges in Diabetes," the panelists talked about individualizing patient care.


Robert A. Zeiss, PhD

Latest:

Impact of Clinical Training on Recruiting Graduating Health Professionals

A business case is made for medical centers to offer high-quality clinical training experiences to recruit graduating health professionals.


Matt Schiller, BA

Latest:

Analytic Models to Identify Patients at Risk for Prescription Opioid Abuse

This study evaluates the feasibility of using claims data to evaluate risk factors for prescription opioid abuse among patients in a privately insured population.


Lauren Brophy, PharmD, FAHM

Latest:

Collaborative DTM Reduces Hospitalization and Healthcare Costs in Patients With Diabetes Treated With Polypharmacy

Drug therapy management implementation in 2 health plans resulted in significant cost savings and modest to significant reductions in emergency department visits and inpatient admissions among patients with diabetes.


Susan L. Moore, MSPH

Latest:

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.



for the MAPCP Evaluation Team

Latest:

Multi-Payer Advanced Primary Care Practice Demonstration on Quality of Care

An evaluation of the Multi-Payer Advanced Primary Care Practice Demonstration found mixed results in terms of quality of care provided to Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.


Jangho Yoon, PhD

Latest:

Can Accountable Care Divert the Sources of Hospitalization?

Oregon’s Medicaid accountable care organizations led to reductions in preventable hospital admissions, especially unscheduled admissions, among female beneficiaries aged 15 to 44 years.


Maggie L. Shaw
Maggie L. Shaw

Latest:

NCCN Guidelines Prioritize Quad Therapy in Multiple Myeloma

In the most recent update to the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines for treating patients who have multiple myeloma, a quadruplet regimen became the preferred first-line treatment option for transplant-eligible and -ineligible patients.




Harold Paz, MD, MS

Latest:

Persistent High Utilization in a Privately Insured Population

This study describes the small number of individuals responsible for larger shares of healthcare cost persistently over a 3-year period.



Suzanne M. Kinsky, MPH, PhD

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Connected Care: Improving Outcomes for Adults With Serious Mental Illness

Case study of a payer-led intervention to improve coordination of care for adult Medicaid beneficiaries with serious mental illness.




Sarah L. Martin, PhD

Latest:

Simply Delivered Meals: A Tale of Collaboration

Offering a meal delivery service to patients in a community-based care transition program was associated with cost savings and a 38% lower 30-day hospital readmission rate.




David Mitchell, 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.


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