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Adam S. Wilk

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Promoting Transplant Access Through Dialysis Facility Performance Metrics: A Double-Edged Sword

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By Adam S. Wilk, Stephen O. Pastan, Rachel E. Patzer
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is advancing reforms to payment and performance measurement systems, aiming to promote greater transparency and shared accountability throughout the health care system.
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National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings

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By Lucas Laboy, RICHARD SMITH, Adam S. Wilk
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Key takeaways: Patients with Medicare Advantage had lower odds of receiving kidney transplant referral vs. Traditional Medicare. No significant differences were observed for evaluation and wait-listing rates after adjustment. NEW ORLEANS — Patients with Medicare Advantage plans may have lower odds of receiving a kidney transplant referral than patients with traditional Medicare, data presented at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings show.
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Reproducibility and Consistency of Methods to Define Hospital‐Level Procedural Volume Thresholds for Pancreatectomy

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By Kristen Kaiser, Alexa Hughes, Adam S. Wilk, Jeannette W. Chung
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Procedural volume thresholds (VTs) for hospital quality reporting rely on expert consensus or analytic methods that may produce inconsistent VTs (e.g. restricted cubic splines (RCS), optimal cutpoints, classification and regression trees (CART), stratum specific likelihood ratios (SSLR)). The objective of this study was to compare variation in hospital-level VTs for pancreatectomy across multiple methodologies.
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