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Lisa Pollack

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Final year therapeutic radiography student. Formerly: journalist, finance-y/tax person. Love coffee, forests & walkies with the doggo.

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Remote Patient Monitoring Adoption for Hypertension Management Among Medicare Beneficiaries

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By Donglan Zhang, Kai Hong, Lisa Pollack, Feijun Luo, Han Zhang, Meiling Ying, Zhang Wenbo Zhang, Antoinette Schoenthaler, Katharine Lawrence, Devin M. Mann
| JAMA Network Verified
Remote Patient Monitoring Adoption for Hypertension Management Among Medicare Beneficiaries Supplement 1. eFigure 1. Sample Selection Diagram eTable 1. Outcome & Code Definitions (RPM CPTs; HTN/CVD ICD-10 Ranges; Provider Lost/Changed/Gain Definitions; Organization-Level Definitions) eTable 2. Baseline Characteristics of All Beneficiaries in 2018 Before Matching, by Study Group eFigure 2. Propensity Score Density Plots Before and After Matching eFigure 3.
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Cardiac Rehabilitation Trends Among Commercially Insured Adults in the United States, 2017–2023 | Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes

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By Lisa Pollack
| AHA/ASA Journals
Research Article Open Access What Is Known • Cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is a physician-supervised comprehensive cardiovascular risk reduction program endorsed by consensus guidelines for the secondary prevention of cardiac events among patients with cardiovascular disease.
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Association of heart attack or stroke history with current mental health symptoms among adults in the USA: cross-sectional analyses of nationally representative samples

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By Yu Wang, Jun Lee, Lisa Pollack, Feijun Luo
| BMJ Open Verified
STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY This study used nationally representative samples of US adults from the National Health Interview Survey. Validated screening instruments were used to assess symptoms of depression, anxiety and psychological distress. Poisson regression models with robust SEs were employed to estimate adjusted prevalence ratios. The cross-sectional study design limits causal inference regarding the relationship between cardiovascular history and mental health symptoms.
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