Authors


Yelba M. Castellon, MD

Latest:

The Impact of Patient Assistance Programs and the 340B Drug Pricing Program on Medication Cost

Examining the financial impact that patient assistance programs and the 340B Drug Pricing Program have on improving medication cost.


Kavita Nair, PhD

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Comparative Effectiveness of Early Natalizumab Treatment in JC Virus-Negative Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis

We estimated the long-term risks and benefits of disease modifying therapies. Benefits were favored by natalizumab with minimal increased risks in the negative anti-JC virus population.





Deidre V. Washington, PhD

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Preventive Drug Lists as Tools for Managing Asthma Medication Costs

Findings of this qualitative interview study suggest promise, but also challenges, with regard to using preventive drug lists to help families manage asthma medication costs.




Jason A. Roy, PhD

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Value and the Medical Home: Effects of Transformed Primary Care

A patient-centered medical home with intensive case management and a payer partner can significantly improve hospital utilization and may decrease total medical costs for a Medicare population.


Allison B. Rosen, MD, ScD

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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.


David T. Chiu, MD, MPH

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Who Should We Treat: Elective Surgical Admissions or Patients With COVID-19?

In the midst of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, health care leaders must work to optimize emergency department and hospital efficiency while maintaining patient access to care.


Michael Kaufmann, MD

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Electronic Consults for Improving Specialty Care Access for Veterans

The combination of electronic consultations and active triage of specialty care consults effectively reduces wait times for outpatient clinics.


Cynthiya Ruban, BSc

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Changing Physician Behavior: What Works?

The authors evaluate methods for implementing clinical research and guidelines, in order to change physician practice patterns, in surgical and general practice.



David C. Baker, PharmD

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Medicare Part D Policy Update and Implications for 2010

Although the fundamental structure of Medicare Part D remained the same in 2010, the beneficiary provisions continued to improve.




Mary Hopkins, RN

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Measuring Migraine-Related Quality of Care Across 10 Health Plans

Standardized measurement of migraine, an underdiagnosed and perhaps underrecognized condition, is necessary for health plans to understand utilization of costly diagnostic and treatment services.


Linda Dimitropoulos, PhD

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Public Attitudes Toward Health Information Exchange: Perceived Benefits and Concerns

Greater consumer participation in determining how HIE occurs could engender greater trust among all demographic groups, regardless of varying levels of privacy and security concerns.


Phyllis Torda

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With Data, Access and Sharing Are Keys to Improving Quality

Lee N. Newcomer, MD, MHA, joined the response panel, Challenges and Opportunities for Quality Measures in Oncology.




Tor D. Tosteson, ScD

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Medical Home Transformation and Breast Cancer Screening

Breast cancer screening may not improve in early medical home implementation.




Sachin M. Apte, MD, MS, MBA

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An Oncologist's Perspective: Preparation for New Payment Models in Cancer Care

A dive into the Quality Payment Program and other healthcare reform models introduced in cancer care that healthcare providers are adjusting to as we move toward value-based care.


Simon M. Lin, MD, MBA

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A Deep Learning Model for Pediatric Patient Risk Stratification

Artificial intelligence based on medical claims data outperforms traditional models in stratifying patient risk.


Tetyana P. Shippee, PhD

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Trends in Hospital-Based Childbirth Care: The Role of Health Insurance

When controlling for maternal and hospital factors, cesarean delivery rates increased more rapidly for privately versus publicly funded births, with important cost and health implications.



Gregory A. Nichols, PhD

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Do Patient or Provider Characteristics Impact Management of Diabetes?

Many more patient than provider characteristics are associated with optimal or poor glycemic control and treatment intensification when glycemic control is initially lost.

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