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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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Effects of Maryland’s All-Payer Model on Elective Joint Replacement Surgery

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By Meiling Ying
| businessandamerica.com
ABSTRACT Objective: To evaluate the Maryland All-Payer Model’s impact on the rate of elective major joint replacement surgery. Study Design: A retrospective cohort study of patients in Maryland undergoing elective major joint replacement between 2011 and 2018 was performed using a 20% fee-for-service Medicare sample in a difference-in-difference framework with patients undergoing hip fracture repair serving as controls.
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Health Services Research | AcademyHealth & HRET Journal | Wiley Online Library

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By John Hollingsworth, Vahakn B. Shahinian, Meiling Ying, Addison Shay
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Objective To evaluate the early effects of Pathways to Success implementation on utilization, as measured by quarterly price-standardized Medicare spending per beneficiary. Study Setting and Design This study was a nationwide retrospective cohort analysis of Traditional Medicare beneficiaries. The primary outcome was overall utilization, as measured by adjusted quarterly price standardized spending per beneficiary.
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