Authors


Ross G. Hewitt, MD

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Enhanced Care Coordination Improves HIV Viral Load Suppression Rates

Enhanced care coordination in New York City that leveraged surveillance data with a health plan’s Medicaid managed care roster improved its HIV viral load suppression rate.


Charlene E. McEvoy, MD, MPH

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Healthcare Utilization and Costs in Persons With Insomnia in a Managed Care Population

Patients with an insomnia diagnosis have higher healthcare utilization and costs than a matched control group, both before and after the diagnosis.



Miriam E. Sabin, PhD

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HCV Screening Practices and Prevalence in an MCO, 2000-2007

HCV screening and prevalence estimates, unadjusted and adjusted for HCV risk factors, are examined in this 8-year observational study of a managed care organization.



Jocelyn M. Vanderbrink, MHA

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Achieving a Culture of Health: Steps for Engaging State Government

Based on findings from a 2-state exploratory study, the authors articulate research-informed action steps for promoting state government roles in the pursuit of a culture of health.


Richard Lieberman, BA

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Health of Medicare Advantage Plan Enrollees at 1 Year After Hurricane Katrina

At 1 year after Hurricane Katrina, the health burden of enrollees increased significantly more versus a comparison group. Emergency department visits and hospitalizations remained elevated.


Katherine Reese, PharmD

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A Randomized, Pragmatic, Pharmacist-Led Intervention Reduced Opioids Following Orthopedic Surgery

This pharmacist-led, patient-directed intervention demonstrated a reduction in opioid dispensings in the 90 days following hip replacement but not knee replacement.






Er Chen, MPP

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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.


Marcus Neubauer, MD

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Uncertainty From COVID-19 Delays Progress on the Road to Value-Based Cancer Care

COVID-19 has created a significant distraction from normal practice operations. The uncertainty that comes along with the pandemic is a huge worry, and can distract from practice transformation.


Evan Carey, MS

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Impact of a National Specialty E-Consultation Implementation Project on Access

E-consult implementation grew from 12 to 122 VHA sites with multiple specialties. The adjusted e-consult rate of 1.93/100 consults saved significant patient travel miles and costs.


Hector P. Rodriguez, PhD, MPH

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Multilevel Influences on Patient Engagement and Chronic Care Management

Health systems may be better able to support adoption of chronic care management processes, which have a strong evidence base for practice implementation, compared with patient engagement strategies, which have less evidence to guide effective implementation.



Rajiv Jain, MD

Latest:

Impact of a National Specialty E-Consultation Implementation Project on Access

E-consult implementation grew from 12 to 122 VHA sites with multiple specialties. The adjusted e-consult rate of 1.93/100 consults saved significant patient travel miles and costs.



Dushyantha Jayaweera, MD

Latest:

Improving HCV Cure Rates in HIV-Coinfected Patients - A Real-World Perspective

The authors examine real-world hepatitis C virus cure rates with direct-acting antivirals among patients coinfected with HIV.




Nancy Breen, PhD

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Multilevel Predictors of Colorectal Cancer Screening Use in California

We studied contextual factors and found that locality, availability of primary care, and HMO membership influenced use of colorectal cancer screening in California.



Eric C. Schneider, MD

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Electronic Health Record Adoption and Quality Improvement in US Hospitals

A national study of electronic health record (EHR) adoption and hospital quality finds that existing measures may be inappropriate for assessing the effect of EHR adoption on quality.


Troyen A. Brennan, MD, JD, MPH

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Economic Value of Pharmacist-Led Medication Reconciliation for Reducing Medication Errors After Hospital Discharge

The results of this simulation model suggest that implementing a pharmacist-led medication reconciliation intervention at hospital discharge could be cost-saving compared with usual care.


Heidi Reichert, MA

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Ambulatory Care–Sensitive Emergency Visits Among Patients With Medical Home Access

Patients often self-refer to the emergency department (ED) for management of an ambulatory care–sensitive condition, and the ED may be the most appropriate care location.


Brendan O&rsquo

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Medicare Advantage Plan Representatives’ Perspectives on Pay for Success

This study examined how Medicare Advantage plan representatives perceive the alternative financing model Pay for Success and its potential to address members’ social risk factors.



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