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Alexander S. Misono, BA

Latest:

Healthcare Information Technology Interventions to Improve Cardiovascular and Diabetes Medication Adherence

Despite increasing availability of healthcare information technology, a literature review showed few clinical data on medication adherence interventions using this technology.


Eileen Scott, RN

Latest:

Prioritized Post-Discharge Telephonic Outreach Reduces Hospital Readmissions for Select High-Risk Patients

A randomized control study that analyzes the impact of a postdischarge prioritization case management strategy on readmissions for select high-risk patients that are commercially insured.


Sohul A. Shuvo, MBA, MS

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A Mid-South Chronic Disease Registry and Practice-Based Research Network to Address Disparities

The authors report the experience of one of the first Southern US communities to develop a comprehensive health care data repository for tracking processes and outcomes of care and identifying areas of greatest need.


Paul A. Pirraglia, MD, MPH

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Psychological Distress and Trends in Healthcare Expenditures and Outpatient Healthcare

The upward trend in total and outpatient healthcare expenditures in the United States appears to be unrelated to psychological distress.


Hermann Brenner, MD, MPH

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Gender Differences in Healthcare Utilization of Patients With Diabetes

Gender differences were found in healthcare utilization in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Germany, despite a high rate of enrollment in a disease management program.


Jonas B. Green, MD, MPH, MSHS

Latest:

Shared Decision-Making for Lung Cancer Screening: More Straw for the Camel’s Back

This editorial describes the need for a system that helps primary care physicians prioritize shared decision-making for preventive services.









John R. Ferguson

Latest:

Real-World Outcomes of Ledipasvir/Sofosbuvir in Treatment-Naïve Patients With Hepatitis C

In the treatment of hepatitis C virus, the gap between efficacy and real-world effectiveness narrows with improved tolerability and ease of use.



Yi-Jing Sheen, MD, MHA, Li-Ting Chiu, MHA

Latest:

Factors Related to Continuing Care and Interruption of P4P Program Participation in Patients With Diabetes

Analyzing factors associated with continuing care participation in patients with diabetes and with interrupted participation by patients enrolled in a diabetes pay-for-performance program.


Thomas Wright, MD

Latest:

The Budget Impact of Cervical Cancer Screening Using HPV Primary Screening

This study assesses the clinical and economic implications from a payer perspective of human papillomavirus genotyping for cervical cancer screening in comparison with existing practices.


Leyla de Avila, BA

Latest:

Impact of Hepatitis C Virus and Insurance Coverage on Mortality

The Medicaid population has significantly higher hepatitis C virus (HCV) prevalence and mortality rates than patients with private insurance. These data must be considered when policy makers assess providing additional support to Medicaid programs for HCV elimination.


Dawn E. Clancy, MD, MSCR

Latest:

Do Diabetes Group Visits Lead to Lower Medical Care Charges?

Among a diabetes group visit population, this study found substantial savings in outpatient charges due to reduction in the use of more expensive specialty visits.


Jennifer E. Stevens-Lapsley, PT, PhD

Latest:

Use of Postacute Care After Discharge in Urban and Rural Hospitals

Rural patients receive less postacute care after hospital discharge than urban patients, especially after elective joint replacement-a condition selected for bundled payments.




Steven Carzasty, MSW

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.



Laura S. Morris, MS

Latest:

Preventive Care for Chronically Ill Children in Medicaid Managed Care

The existence of chronic conditions did not adversely impact the ability of children in Medicaid managed care to access and utilize recommended preventive care services.




Joseph Singer, MD

Latest:

Impact of Medical and/or Pharmacy Reimbursement on Adult Vaccination Rates

By covering vaccinations under both the medical and pharmacy benefit, rather than the medical benefit alone, health insurers can help improve adult vaccination rates.


Caroline Carlin, PhD

Latest:

A Comparison of Retrospective Attribution Rules

The authors compare methods of retrospectively attributing patients to provider systems by the fraction of patients attributed and the stability of attribution over time.

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