Authors


Brian R. Kaplan, MD

Latest:

Long-term Economic Benefits Attributed to IVF-conceived Children: A Lifetime Tax Calculation

We estimate the future net tax contributions from an IVF-conceived child to highlight that removing barriers to fertility treatments can have long-term economic benefits.








Vicky Cao, PharmD

Latest:

A Gray Area for Reimbursement: Medical Foods for Non–Inborn Errors of Metabolism

Most non–inborn errors of metabolism (non-IEM) medical foods (MFs) do not meet the regulatory MF definition and lack scientific evidence for safety and efficacy. Non-IEM MFs are not yet ready for reimbursement by public insurers.


Samuel F. Hohmann, PhD, MS-HSM

Latest:

Empirical Analysis of Domestic Medical Travel for Elective Cardiovascular Procedures

Promoting domestic medical travel to high-quality providers could improve clinical outcomes and reduce long-term healthcare costs.



Damaris Peralta-Hernandez, RPh

Latest:

Development and Implementation of an Academic Cancer Therapy Stewardship Program

A cancer therapy stewardship program can be used to improve clinical quality and patient care by emphasizing the importance of value and evidence in oncology.




Quincy M. Samus, PhD

Latest:

Innovative Care Models for High-Cost Medicare Beneficiaries: Delivery System and Payment Reform to Accelerate Adoption

This paper illustrates how Medicare Advantage plans and accountable care organizations could benefit from adopting innovative care delivery models, and suggests policy changes to accelerate spread.





Lee A. Jennings, MD, MSHS

Latest:

Chronic Disease Management: Why Dementia Care Is Different

Because of its often slowly progressive nature, dementia is often included among chronic disease management programs. Yet, for many reasons, its management demands different approaches.






David Brown, PhD

Latest:

Assessing the Impact of an Integrated Care System on the Healthcare Expenditures of Children With Special Healthcare Needs

This study analyzes the effect of a managed care program on Medicaid expenditures for children with special healthcare needs using a quasi-experimental design.


Peter J. Kaboli, MD, MS

Latest:

Factors Associated With Primary Care Physician Turnover in the VA

This longitudinal observational study found higher team satisfaction with workload to be significantly associated with lower primary care physician turnover.


Brian W. Powers, MD, MBA

Latest:

Impact of Complex Care Management on Spending and Utilization for High-Need, High-Cost Medicaid Patients

Complex care management for high-need, high-cost Medicaid patients significantly reduced total medical expenditures and inpatient utilization in a randomized quality improvement trial.


Nancy Hendry, MSN

Latest:

Inpatient Placement: Associations With Mortality, Cost, and Length of Stay

Placement of patients in an inpatient hospital setting is associated with lower length of stay and mortality at the expense of higher costs.


Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA

Latest:

Ten Ways to Improve Health Care, Right Now

Here are 10 concrete, immediately implementable, and highly impactful measures that could significantly improve the US health care system by expanding access and reducing costs.


Maria Penades, MD

Latest:

Impact of Education Program on Influenza Vaccination Rates in Spain

A simple education program was effective in improving the influenza vaccination rate, although vaccination in the previous year was the main predictor of adherence.



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