Journal of general internal medicine
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Multicenter Study
Trends in Food Insecurity in the USA for Individuals with Prediabetes, Undiagnosed Diabetes, and Diagnosed Diabetes.
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Randomized Controlled Trial Multicenter Study Pragmatic Clinical Trial
Aiming to Improve Readmissions Through InteGrated Hospital Transitions (AIRTIGHT): a Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial.
Despite years of intense focus, inpatient and observation readmission rates remain high and largely unchanged. Hospitals have little, robust evidence to guide the selection of interventions effective at reducing 30-day readmissions in real-world settings. ⋯ An intervention inclusive of contemporary recommendations does not reduce a high-risk population's 30-day readmission rate. The high crossover to usual care (74.8%) reflects the challenge of non-participation that is ubiquitous in the real-world implementation of population health interventions.
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Multicenter Study
Pap Testing in the USA and Potential Association with HPV Vaccination: a Cross-sectional Analysis of the BRFSS Data (2007-2016).
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Randomized Controlled Trial Multicenter Study
The Impact of Population-Based Disease Management Services on Health Care Utilisation and Costs: Results of the CAPICHe Trial.
Disease management programmes may improve quality of care, improve health outcomes and potentially reduce total healthcare costs. To date, only one very large population-based study has been undertaken and indicated reductions in hospital admissions > 10%. ⋯ Chronic disease health coaching was not effective to reduce the total cost after 12 months of follow-up for higher risk individuals with a chronic condition. Statistically significant changes were found with fewer same-day admissions; however, these did not translate into cost savings from a private health insurance perspective.
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Multicenter Study
The Effects of a Primary Care Transformation Initiative on Primary Care Physician Burnout and Workplace Experience.
Physician burnout is associated with deleterious effects for physicians and their patients and might be exacerbated by practice transformation. ⋯ Despite requiring substantial practice transformation, CPC did not affect physician experience. Research should track effects of other transformation initiatives on physicians and test new ways to address burnout.