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Rajesh Makineni, MS

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.


Hyeonyoung Ko, MD, MPH

Latest:

Hospital Cancer Pain Management by Electronic Health Record–Based Automatic Screening

A cancer pain control program for inpatients based on electronic health record–based automatic screening provided effective pain relief and achieved high satisfaction among patients and physicians.






Noam Y. Kirson, PhD

Latest:

Drivers of Excess Costs of Opioid Abuse Among a Commercially Insured Population

The healthcare burden of opioid abuse is substantial; abusers often have complex healthcare needs and may require care beyond that which is required to treat abuse.


Craig Tanio, MD, MBA, FACP

Latest:

The Skills of the Ambulatory Intensivist: A Review

The ambulatory intensivist model makes achieving the Triple Aim a reality through improved physician interpersonal, analytic, intuitive, and advanced clinical skills, including the use of telemedicine.





Paul Guerino, MS

Latest:

The Development of a Patient-Reported Functional Limitations Index

We describe an easy-to-interpret, patient-reported Functional Limitations Index that can be used to monitor care of patients along the disability continuum.


Gale Adcock, MSN, RN, FNP-BC, FAANP

Latest:

Worksite Medical Home: Health Services Use and Claim Costs

This study examined the relationship among availability of an on-site, employer-provided primary care medical home, and health services use and health plan costs.



Lewis G. Sandy, MD, MBA

Latest:

Variation in Spending Associated With Primary Care Practices

Physician practices account for a significant amount of variation in spending.


Douglas L. Wood, MD

Latest:

Effect of Multiple Chronic Conditions Among Working-Age Adults

Multiple chronic conditions among working-age adults lead to high costs over many years. Understanding how to effectively manage such patients is an important challenge.







Cornelia Mahler, MA, RN, PhD

Latest:

Identification of Patients Likely to Benefit From Care Management Programs

Three approaches to prospective patient identification for care management programs were compared: predictive modeling, selection by primary care physician, and a combination of both.


Lavoisier Cardozo, MD

Latest:

Health Literacy and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Among the Elderly: A Study From a Patient-Centered Medical Home

A study to determine the health literacy of elderly patients and establish whether an association exists between health literacy and cardiovascular disease risk factors.


Beth M. Beaudin-Seiler, PhD

Latest:

Quality in Healthcare and National Quality Awards

Hospitals receiving national quality awards showed better performance in selected outcomes variables compared with hospitals that had not received these awards.



Todd Yezefski, MD

Latest:

Impact of Trained Oncology Financial Navigators on Patient Out-of-Pocket Spending

Hospitals that used trained financial navigators were able to provide financial assistance for their patients with cancer, providing access to care that would otherwise be unaffordable.




Maggie J. Bierlein, MS

Latest:

Implications of Evolving Delivery System Reforms for Prostate Cancer Care

Healthcare integration was associated with small declines in treatment, but no change in overtreatment of prostate cancer. Integrated care delivery alone may be insufficient to curtail overtreatment.

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