Authors


Degang Wang, PhD

Latest:

Impact of Clinical Complexity on the Quality of Diabetes Care

We examined the impact of clinical complexity defined by comorbidity count and illness burden on comprehensive diabetes care, including blood pressure, glycemic, and lipid management.


Douglas K. Owens, MD, MS

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Effect of Management Strategies and Clinical Status on Costs of Care for Advanced HIV

Antiretroviral drugs have replaced hospitalization and other services as the most costly component of HIV care, except in patients with especially advanced HIV.



Stephen M. Campbell, PhD

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Primary Care Strength Linked to Prevention Programs for Cardiovascular Disease

An observational study of 42 successful programs to improve primary care management of cardiovascular risk showed the impact of a strong primary care system.


Paul Murphree, MD, MHA

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Evaluation of the Quality Blue Primary Care Program on Health Outcomes

Implementation of the Quality Blue Primary Care program in Louisiana was associated with a shift in primary care delivery and reductions in overall cost.


Antje Miksch, MD

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Adaptation and Psychometric Properties of the PACIC Short Form

For future studies focusing on quality of care from the background of the Chronic Care Model, the PACIC short form is appropriate.


Stijn Hoorens, MSc

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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.


Robert A. Gabbay, MD, PhD

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At Joslin, We're Ready to Welcome the ADA to Boston

The editor in chief of Evidence-Based Diabetes Management welcomes those coming to the ADA Scientific Sessions to attend sessions featuring faculty from Joslin Diabetes Center.


Jeong Ah Kim, BS

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Hospital Cancer Pain Management by Electronic Health Record–Based Automatic Screening

A cancer pain control program for inpatients based on electronic health record–based automatic screening provided effective pain relief and achieved high satisfaction among patients and physicians.


Min-Young Lee, PhD

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Prevalence and Predictors of Hypoglycemia in South Korea

The prevalence and predictors of hypoglycemia in South Korean patients with type 2 diabetes were evaluated using a nationwide healthcare database.


Panagis Galiatsatos, MD

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Challenges and Future Directions in Bronchiectasis Management

Looking to the future of bronchiectasis treatment, Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, MHS, outlines challenges in the current therapeutic landscape and discusses ways to potentially improve care.



John A. Heit, MD

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Costs of Venous Thromboembolism Associated With Hospitalization for Medical Illness

Venous thromboembolism during or after recent hospitalization for medical illness contributes a substantial economic burden to society across all hospital and ambulatory care delivered.


Keith Roberts, MBA

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Four Steps for Improving the Consumer Healthcare Experience Across the Continuum of Care

This article details best practices to help healthcare organizations to understand consumers across the spectrum of care and to engage with patients and equip them with accurate, accessible pricing information.


George Rust, MD, MPH, FAAFP, FACPM

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Potential Savings From Increasing Adherence to Inhaled Corticosteroid Therapy in Medicaid-Enrolled Children

Increasing adherence to inhaled corticosteroids for Medicaid-enrolled children with asthma could cost-effectively decrease both Medicaid spending and adverse clinical outcomes.



Stephanie Marton, MD, MPH

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Meeting the Measure: Improving ADHD Care in the Medical Home

Quality improvement methodology was implemented to ensure that patients receiving medications for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) returned for an appointment within 30 days of initiating medication.


Steven J. Jacobsen, MD, PhD

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Potential of Risk-Based Population Guidelines to Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in a Large Integrated Health System

The authors evaluated the clinical applicability, accuracy, and implications of using an automated risk calculator and risk-based decision tool in an integrated health system.


Mitchell D. Wong, MD, PhD

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Physician Variation in Lung Cancer Treatment at the End of Life

Patients receiving care for advanced non—small cell lung cancer in small, independent oncology practices are more likely to receive chemotherapy in the last 30 days of life.


Josh Gray, MBA

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Reframing the Unaffordability Debate: Patient Responsibility for Physician Care

Despite concerns about rising patient costs for expensive care, we find that many patients face only moderately rising costs for physician care.




Harry L. Leider, MD, MBA

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Healthcare Costs and Nonadherence Among Chronic Opioid Users

Healthcare costs are elevated for patients on chronic opioid therapy; nonadherence to the opioid regimen, based on urine drug monitoring results, further increases costs.


Anushree M. Vichare, PhD

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Co-payment Policies and Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening in Medicaid

Co-payments for preventive services can discourage breast and cervical cancer screening among Medicaid enrollees, particularly breast cancer screening, which is more costly and time-consuming.



Joel Oger, MD, FRCPC, FAAN

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Hospital Admissions and MS: Temporal Trends and Patient Characteristics

An examination of hospitalization patterns in patients with multiple sclerosis with a focus on the association with time and patient characteristics.


Dominik Ose, DrPH, MPH

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Identification of Patients Likely to Benefit From Care Management Programs

Three approaches to prospective patient identification for care management programs were compared: predictive modeling, selection by primary care physician, and a combination of both.


Diana S. M. Buist, PhD, MPH

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Electronic Health Risk Assessment Adoption in an Integrated Healthcare System

Significant additional outreach and engagement strategies and incentives are likely required to increase adoption and ongoing use of health risk assessment tools among target populations.


David Greenawalt, PhD

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A Novel Nursing-Driven Standardized Diabetes Education Process in Primary Care

A new nursing-driven diabetes education process established within a patient-centered primary care model significantly improved diabetes control for veterans at the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center.


Robert H. Noth, MD

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Prevalence of Osteoporosis in Men in a VA Rehabilitation Center

Men in a VA rehabilitation unit who had osteoporosis were older and thinner, but otherwise similar (metabolic and functional status) to control subjects.

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