Authors


Laurel M. Trujillo, MD

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Effect of Physician-Specific Pay-for-Performance Incentives in a Large Group Practice

This study examined the effect of physician-specific pay-for-performance incentives on well-established ambulatory quality measures in a large group practice setting.





Giorgio Scagliotti, MD, PhD

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Improving Survival in Lung Cancer: Commitment of The Lung Ambition Alliance

For more than 45 years, the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer has been working tirelessly toward a world without lung and other thoracic cancers. To add strength to our efforts we recently joined with other leading organizations in the lung cancer space to create a powerful force for change: The Lung Ambition Alliance


Joseph Greenway, MPH

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Nevada's Medicaid Expansion and Admissions for Ambulatory Care–Sensitive Conditions

Hispanic patients with Medicaid were more likely to be admitted for ambulatory care–sensitive conditions after Nevada’s Medicaid expansion.






Ajay Raikhelkar, MS

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Safety Net Representation in Federal Payment and Care Delivery Reform Initiatives

Although safety net organizations are eligible for some two-thirds of federal payment reform programs, fewer than 20% of these programs directly target the safety net.


Kaiser G. Lim, MD

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Asthma Expenditures in the United States Comparing 2004 to 2006 and 1996 to 1998

Increased expenditures in US asthma are driven by increased medication spending that are not offset by decreases in emergency department and hospital spending.


Kim Bergstrom, PharmD

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Rates of Guideline Adherence Among US Community Oncologists Treating NSCLC

US community oncologists treating NSCLC were significantly more likely to be guideline adherent when providing first-line rather than adjuvant treatment.



Vaishali Patel, PhD

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US Hospital Engagement in Core Domains of Interoperability

A national assessment of hospital engagement in key domains of interoperability, characteristics associated with engagement in interoperability, and the relationship between interoperability and provider access to clinical data.


Kuo Bianchini Tong, MS

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Cost-Effectiveness of 70-Gene MammaPrint Signature in Node-Negative Breast Cancer

Targeting chemotherapy with 70-gene MammaPrint signature in patients 60 years or younger with node-negative breast cancer is likely to be cost-effective.




Usha Sambamoorthi, PhD

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Initial Maintenance Therapy Adherence Among Older Adults With Asthma-COPD Overlap

Older adults with coexisting asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), known as asthma-COPD overlap, who take fixed-dose combinations of inhaled corticosteroids and long-acting β agonists may be less likely to have persistent low adherence to initial maintenance therapy.


Geoffrey Storchan, PhD

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The Diagnosis for Diagnostics: Changes to Medicare Payment and Coverage of Clinical Laboratory Tests

The basis for determining Medicare payment rates for clinical diagnostic laboratory tests is changing. These changes will be important for all payers and providers to follow for future reimbursement and contract negotiations.


Nacide Ercan-Fang, MD

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Providers' Perspective on Diabetes Case Management: A Descriptive Study

Providers do not consider nurse case managers as professional identity threats in co-managing patients with diabetes and cardiovascular risk factors.



Charles D. Ponte, PharmD

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Increased Healthcare Utilization and Expenditures Associated With Chronic Opioid Therapy

The increase in healthcare utilization and expenditures associated with the transition to chronic opioid therapy places increased burden on payers and patients.


Christy Harris Lemak, PhD

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Sustained Participation in a Pay-for-Value Program: Impact on High-Need Patients

Among Michigan primary care practices, sustained participation in a pay-for-value program appears to contribute to improved utilization outcomes for high-need patients.



Ken S. Wong, PharmD

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Oral Antidiabetic Medication Adherence and Glycemic Control in Managed Care

In this retrospective study of patients with diabetes, adherent patients were more likely to achieve glycemic control than nonadherent patients.


Martin Gaynor, PhD

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Trends in Retail Clinic Use Among the Commercially Insured

Retail clinic use increased dramatically over 3 years, especially among young, healthy, higher income enrollees living close to retail clinics.



Carolina-Nicole Herrera, MA

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Overcoming Barriers to a Research-Ready National Commercial Claims Database

Lessons learned about data governance and distribution from a voluntary healthcare claims repository, the Health Care Cost Institute, a nonprofit research organization


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