Jon B. Christianson, PhD

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April 4th 2019

Do Health Systems Respond to the Quality of Their Competitors?

Daniel J. Crespin, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Jeffrey S. McCullough, PhD Michael D. Finch, PhD

The authors determined whether Minnesota health systems responded to competitors’ publicly reported performance. Low performers fell further behind high performers, suggesting that reporting was not associated with quality competition.

August 23rd 2016

Reporting Provider Performance: What Can Be Learned From the Experience of Multi-Stakeholder Community Coalitions?

Jon B. Christianson, PhD Bethany W. Shaw, MHA Jessica Greene, PhD Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD

August 23rd 2016

From Rhetoric to Reality: Consumer Engagement in 16 Multi-Stakeholder Alliances

Jessica Greene, PhD Diane C. Farley, BA Jon B. Christianson, PhD Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Yunfeng Shi, PhD

August 23rd 2016

The Longitudinal Impact of Aligning Forces for Quality on Measures of Population Health, Quality and Experience of Care, and Cost of Care

Yunfeng Shi, PhD Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Raymond Kang, MA Megan McHugh, PhD Jessica Greene, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD, MAPP Yasmin Mahmud, MPH Jeffrey A. Alexande

August 23rd 2016

Evaluating a Complex, Multi-Site, Community-Based Program to Improve Healthcare Quality: The Summative Research Design for the Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative

Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Laura J. Wolf, MSW Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Jessica Greene, PhD Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD, MAPP Megan McHugh, PhD Yunfeng Shi, PhD Brigitt Leitze

August 23rd 2016

The Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative: Background and Evolution From 2005 to 2015

Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Jeff Beich, PhD Brigitt Leitzell, MS Bethany W. Shaw, MHA Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Diane C. Farley, BA Jessica Greene, PhD Muriel Jean-Jacques,

August 23rd 2016

Summative Evaluation Results and Lessons Learned From the Aligning Forces for Quality Program

Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD Megan McHugh, PhD Jeff Beich, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Jessica Greene, PhD Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD, MAPP Brigitt Leitzell, MS Yunfeng Shi,

March 17th 2015

Are Healthcare Quality "Report Cards" Reaching Consumers? Awareness in the Chronically Ill Population

Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Yunfeng Shi, PhD Neeraj Bhandari, MD Jon B. Christianson, PhD

Using longitudinal data, this paper examines to what extent comparative quality information in the form of healthcare "report cards" is reaching chronically ill adults.

September 22nd 2012

The Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative: Background and Evolution From 2005 to 2012

Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Jeff Beich, PhD Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Romana Hasnain-Wynia, PhD Megan C. McHugh, PhD Jessica N. Mittler, PhD

September 22nd 2012

Midterm Observations and Recommendations From the Evaluation of the AF4Q Initiative

Jeffrey A. Alexander, PhD Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD Megan C. McHugh, PhD Jon B. Christianson, PhD Jessica N. Mittler, PhD Romana Hasnain-Wynia, PhD Jeff Beich, PhD

September 22nd 2012

Producing Public Reports of Physician Quality at the Community Level: The Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative Experience

Jon B. Christianson, PhD Karen M. Volmar, JD, MPH Bethany W. Shaw, MHA Dennis P. Scanlon, PhD

September 22nd 2012

Evaluating a Community-Based Program to Improve Healthcare Quality: Research Design for the Aligning Forces for Quality Initiative