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Kathryn Phillips, PhD presents "Value of Personalized Health Care: What is it? How to measure it? Why Care" at the 2009 Personalized Health Care National Conference at Ohio State University. Dr. Phillips is Professor of Health Economics and Health Services Research and director/founder of the Center for Translational and Policy Research on Personalized Medicine at the University of California San Francisco.
Value of Personalized Health Care
Value of Personalized Health Care
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Marshall Chin Regenstrief Qi Disparities Slides
ShawnHoke
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David Haggstrom Regenstrief Conference Slides
David Haggstrom Regenstrief Conference Slides
ShawnHoke
Christie 2015 Resume
Christie 2015 Resume
Christie Carter
Fostering Transformational Change in an Integrated System:The Case of HIV Testing
Steven Asch Fostering Transformational Change In An Integrated System
Steven Asch Fostering Transformational Change In An Integrated System
ShawnHoke
(2) education policy quality of education(6) health literacy
(2) education policy quality of education(6) health literacy
(2) education policy quality of education(6) health literacy
Vivan17
A one-slide checklist for evaluating vendors and developing a 3-5 year roadmap on the journey to Population Health Management
Population Health Management
Population Health Management
Dale Sanders
Selecting An Intervention In A Complex Adaptive Health Care System &Evaluating Its Impact
Mulaz Bustani Regenstrief Conference Slides
Mulaz Bustani Regenstrief Conference Slides
ShawnHoke
Recommandé
Kathryn Phillips, PhD presents "Value of Personalized Health Care: What is it? How to measure it? Why Care" at the 2009 Personalized Health Care National Conference at Ohio State University. Dr. Phillips is Professor of Health Economics and Health Services Research and director/founder of the Center for Translational and Policy Research on Personalized Medicine at the University of California San Francisco.
Value of Personalized Health Care
Value of Personalized Health Care
Ryan Squire
Implementing Quality Improvement to Reduce Disparities: The Case of the Health Disparities Collaboratives
Marshall Chin Regenstrief Qi Disparities Slides
Marshall Chin Regenstrief Qi Disparities Slides
ShawnHoke
Experience and Potential for Transformational Change in Cancer Care Delivery
David Haggstrom Regenstrief Conference Slides
David Haggstrom Regenstrief Conference Slides
ShawnHoke
Christie 2015 Resume
Christie 2015 Resume
Christie Carter
Fostering Transformational Change in an Integrated System:The Case of HIV Testing
Steven Asch Fostering Transformational Change In An Integrated System
Steven Asch Fostering Transformational Change In An Integrated System
ShawnHoke
(2) education policy quality of education(6) health literacy
(2) education policy quality of education(6) health literacy
(2) education policy quality of education(6) health literacy
Vivan17
A one-slide checklist for evaluating vendors and developing a 3-5 year roadmap on the journey to Population Health Management
Population Health Management
Population Health Management
Dale Sanders
Selecting An Intervention In A Complex Adaptive Health Care System &Evaluating Its Impact
Mulaz Bustani Regenstrief Conference Slides
Mulaz Bustani Regenstrief Conference Slides
ShawnHoke
Can Knowledge Translation be a Strategy for Transformative Change?
Ian Graham Regenstrief Conference Slides October 4 2007
Ian Graham Regenstrief Conference Slides October 4 2007
ShawnHoke
Implementation of Health Information Technology in VHA to Support Transformational Change: Improved Access and Patient Centered Care
Neale Chumbler Regenstrief 2007 Presentation
Neale Chumbler Regenstrief 2007 Presentation
ShawnHoke
Transformation is Hard Work: Lessons from TransforMED’s National Demonstration Project
Benjamin Crabtree Regenstreif Conference Slides
Benjamin Crabtree Regenstreif Conference Slides
ShawnHoke
Matching the Research Design to the Study Question
Matching the Research Design to the Study Question
AcademyHealth
A short presentation on Patient Centered Medical Home for Truman Medical Center - Lakewood
Pcmh?
Pcmh?
David Voran
Transparency in Health care
Creating transparency in emerging health systems
Creating transparency in emerging health systems
MohamedKhamis77
The AHRQ Training Modules for the Systematic Reviews Methods Guide: An Introd...
The AHRQ Training Modules for the Systematic Reviews Methods Guide: An Introd...
Effective Health Care Program
Research Objective: The SAFTINet project was funded by the AHRQ to build a distributed network of existing clinical and claims data that would support comparative effectiveness research (CER), with a focus on underserved populations and healthcare delivery system (HDS) characteristics. Observational research methods are appropriate, but require detailed protocols with a priori hypotheses and analytic plans. SAFTINet research specifically concerns the effects of a discrete set of HDS features (those often included in Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) models) on health outcomes for primary care patients with asthma, hypertension, and hypercholesterolemia. Our objective is to present a description of this study’s measurement challenges, and to specify a priori hypotheses, analytic strategies, and plans for addressing bias and confounding for our asthma cohorts. Study Design: An observational, longitudinal cohort study of primary care patients with asthma, with both secondary use of existing clinical and claims data and primary data collection for HDS features and patient- reported outcomes. Population Studied: Our sample consists of 59 primary care practices in 5 healthcare organizations in Colorado, Utah and Tennessee; all practices serve underserved populations. These practices care for about 275,000 patients per year, of whom an estimated 22,000 have a diagnosis of asthma. Principal Findings: We will present the processes used to define and measure the HDS features, covariates and asthma outcomes, along with planned analysis. Challenges include valid measurement of a multi-faceted HDS “exposure” variable, the inability to identify exposure onset, and the non-dichotomous nature of HDS characteristics. To measure HDS characteristics, we created a practice-level survey assessing 9 PCMH domains, including care coordination, specialty care and mental health integration, and patient-centeredness, as well as asthma-specific HDS characteristics (e.g., the use of asthma registries). Asthma outcomes included (1) those available as a result of routine electronic documentation of clinical care and claims administration (utilization indicative of an exacerbation), and (2) patient reported outcomes tools (Asthma Control Test). We used directed acyclic graphs to identify potential confounders of the relationship between HDS characteristics and asthma control, as well as other potential biases. The analytic plan is based on linear mixed effects models. Perspectives of the CER team, the technology team and the community engagement group were considered in the operationalization of all variables. Conclusions: The design of rigorous observational CER observational CER should recognize the need for an intense planning phase. In accordance with good practice guidance for observational studies, an important component of the planning phase is to disseminate and obtain feedback on the research design in advance of its conduct.
Methods for Observational Comparative Effectiveness Research on Healthcare De...
Methods for Observational Comparative Effectiveness Research on Healthcare De...
Marion Sills
Summary of research projects from PCORI and AHRQ
Week 12 assignment
Week 12 assignment
lucianqueen1983
Week 12 initial discussion EBP
Initial post week 12
Initial post week 12
rraquedan
Let 1000 flowers bloom: Support for the current “system”
Let 1000 flowers bloom: Support for the current “system”
Cochrane.Collaboration
Outcomes research
Week 12 ppt research
Week 12 ppt research
Shalee Belnap
This is a short paper by Soraya Ghebleh that discusses the causes of unwarranted variation in healthcare delivery and potential strategies to reduce these unwarranted variations.
Soraya Ghebleh - Unwarranted Variation in Healthcare
Soraya Ghebleh - Unwarranted Variation in Healthcare
Soraya Ghebleh
MSN 601
Outcomes research
Outcomes research
Julie Hussey
Positives, Negatives of Outcomes Research
Outcomes research ppt
Outcomes research ppt
Bernie Blanks
CTTI post from 22May2015 detailing a project the recruitment and retention working group conducted
Results of an Online Survey of Stakeholders Regarding Barriers and Solutions ...
Results of an Online Survey of Stakeholders Regarding Barriers and Solutions ...
John Reites
David Carle, MS4, ETSU Quillen College of Medicine Ross Christensen, DO, Maricopa Medical Center Zach Jarou, MD, Denver Health Medical Center Kevin King, MD, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Jeff Druck, MD, University of Colorado
Student Use and Perceived Reliability of Emergency Medicine Advising Sources