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Anup Malani, PhD

Latest:

Representativeness of Dipeptidyl-Peptidase-4 Inhibitor Cardiovascular Outcomes Trials

Given the growing prevalence of type 2 diabetes (T2D) and its contribution to cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular outcomes trials should aim to be more representative of the average patient with T2D.


Dominik Ose, MPH

Latest:

Is There a Survival Benefit Within a German Primary Care-Based Disease Management Program?

Patients with type 2 diabetes in a German disease management program had a lower mortality rate after 3 years than those not in the program.








James O. Breen, MD

Latest:

Primary Care Burnout and Populist Discontent

Physician burnout has parallels to rising societal populism. Failure to address the disconnect between clinicians and the healthcare system will exacerbate the primary care crisis.


Veronica Fassio, PharmD

Latest:

Trends in Opioid and Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Use and Adverse Events

Opioid use incidence and prevalence rates decreased with implementation of an opioid safety initiative, whereas nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug rates remained constant. Rates of adverse events were higher among opioid users.



James T. Tufano, MHA, PhD

Latest:

Patient-Centered Medical Home Demonstration: A Prospective, Quasi-Experimental, Before and After Evaluation

A 12-month evaluation of a patient-centered medical home demonstration indicated improvement in quality of care without an increase in overall costs.




Uchenna H. Iloeje, MD, MPH

Latest:

Absenteeism and Productivity Among Employees Being Treated for Hepatitis C

Employees with hepatitis C (HCV) who underwent existing treatments had more absences and higher indirect costs than HCVinfected employees who did not undergo treatment.



Janelle Y. Lee, DrPH

Latest:

Risk Adjusting Community-acquired Pneumonia Hospital Outcomes Using Automated Databases

Using laboratory and administrative data, large managed care organizations can assign severity of illness scores to patients with pneumonia for risk adjustment and reporting.



Benjamin Y. Urick, PharmD, PhD

Latest:

Patient-Centered Medical Homes and Preventive Service Use

Preventive service use was better in patients with a usual source of care but little improved by patient-centered medical home status.





Caroline Koehler, RN, MSN

Latest:

Effectiveness and Cost of Influenza Vaccine Reminders for Adults With Asthma or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Interactive voice response reminders had neither a positive nor a negative effect on promoting influenza vaccination over reminders via postcards, but are a potentially less expensive option.


Panel discussion with Josh Benner, PharmD, ScD

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.




Leslie Bristol, RRT, AE-C

Latest:

Community-Based Asthma Education

A retrospective look at the impact of a community asthma education program reveals significant improvements in asthma management and knowledge and decreased healthcare utilization.


Catherine Kim, MD, MPH

Latest:

Physician Perception of Reimbursement for Outpatient Procedures Among Managed Care Patients With Diabetes Mellitus

Perception of reimbursement was associated with electrocardiography but not with other common outpatient procedures. Future research should investigate how associations change with perceived reimbursement amount.



Sheree Starrett, MD, MS

Latest:

EHR Documentation and the Patient–Physician Visit

The need for physicicans to gather information for electronic health records has changed the nature of the patient visit.

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