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Brandy D. McGinnis, PharmD

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Statin Adherence and Mortality in Patients Enrolled in a Secondary Prevention Program

Enrollment in a secondary disease prevention program can have a significant impact on statin adherence and subsequent clinical outcomes.


S. Patrick Hammond, MHA

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A Model for Delivering Population Health Across the Care Continuum

The Population Health Care Delivery Model presents delivery systems with a framework for developing, piloting, and implementing population health programs across the continuum of care.


Kari L. Olson, 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.


Dawn Holcombe, FACMPE, MBA

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Oncology Management Programs for Payers and Physicians

Evaluating current models and diagnosing successful strategies for payers and physicians.



Jessica Frank, PharmD

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Stimulating Comprehensive Medication Reviews Among Medicare Part D Beneficiaries

This article describes a study of an intervention to engage Medicare Part D beneficiaries in obtaining a comprehensive medication review.




Ashby F. Walker, PhD

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Geographic Access to Endocrinologists for Florida's Publicly Insured Children With Diabetes

Enrollment, claims, and spatial data are used to demonstrate the importance of outreach strategies for families in rural areas who have children with diabetes. Spatial barriers, alone, do not fully elucidate racial/ethnic disparities in pediatric diabetes for street-level location. (For Tables and the Figure, please access the PDF on the last page.)





Alex Pedan, PhD

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Assessment of Drug Consumption Patterns for Medicare Part D Patients

This retrospective cohort study found that a sizable proportion of standard Medicare Part D drug program beneficiaries reached the “doughnut hole.”


Kenneth E. Kudrak, ASA, MS, MA

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Medication Adherence for 90-Day Quantities of Medication Dispensed Through Retail and Mail Order Pharmacies

Patients' adherence to maintenance medications at retail pharmacy is slightly higher than those at mail order, presenting opportunities for pharmacists to provide quality care.





Chad Moretz, ScD, MS

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Health Care Resource Utilization Among Patients With T2D and Cardiovascular-, Heart Failure–, or Renal-Related Hospitalizations

Among patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D), concurrent cardiovascular-, heart failure–, or renal-related hospitalization presents significant disease burden leading to poor quality of life.




Tugba Cayirli, PhD

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FASStR: A Framework for Ensuring High-Quality Operational Metrics in Health Care

Through literature review and collaborative design, we propose the Focus, Activity, Statistic, Scale type, and Reference (FASStR) framework to provide a systematic approach to health care operation metric definition and use.



John M. Brooks, PhD

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Effects of Health Savings Account Eligible Plans on Utilization and Expenditures

The health savings account-eligible design may decrease costs and utilization, but it also may decrease use of preventive services.


Christine G. Kohn, PharmD

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Humanistic and Economic Burden of Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Systematic Literature Review

Worldwide, more than half a million new cases of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) are diagnosed annually. The incidence of HCC in the United States is rising with an estimated 31,000 new cases in 2018. Disease prognosis remains poor, with a 5-year survival rate across all disease stages estimated between 10%-20%, and 3% for those diagnosed with distant disease. Although morbidity is significant, especially among patients with advanced-stage disease, limited information exists on the humanistic and economic burden of HCC.


Ana M. Palacio, MD, MPH

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Improving HCV Cure Rates in HIV-Coinfected Patients - A Real-World Perspective

The authors examine real-world hepatitis C virus cure rates with direct-acting antivirals among patients coinfected with HIV.


Timothy M. Dall, MS

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Modeling the Economic Value of Cardiometabolic Virtual-First Care Programs

Using a microsimulation approach, this study modeled the potential multiyear health and economic benefits of participating in cardiometabolic virtual-first care programs.


Yunus Meah, PharmD

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Relationship of Diabetes Complications Severity to Healthcare Utilization and Costs Among Medicare Advantage Beneficiaries

This retrospective cohort study in a Medicare Advantage population posits that type 2 diabetes mellitus complications pose an excess burden on healthcare resource use and related costs.


Paige Johnson Cartledge, RN, BSN

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Making Diabetes Self-Management Education Patient-Centered: Results From a North Carolina Program

How tailoring a diabetes self-management program to patients' cultural and individual needs brought success.



Liat Ayalon, PhD

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Disparities in Antidepressant Adherence in Primary Care: Report From Israel

Patient characteristics such as psychiatric diagnosis were associated with variations in adherence, although physician characteristics were not.

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