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Risk from delayed or missed care and non-COVID-19 outcomes for older patients with chronic conditions during the pandemic
COVID-19, Quality and Safety, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research, Older Adults, Mental Health, HIPxChange, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigators Dr. Maureen Smith and Dr. Menggang Yu et al., sought to identify a population of older patients with chronic conditions who may be at risk from delayed or missed care (DMC) and follow their non-COVID outcomes during the pandemic.
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Influences of health and environmental deprivation on family relationships among children with chronic disease
Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Mental Health, Chronic Conditions
Among chronically ill children, HIP Investigator Dr. Elizabeth Cox et al. describe the PROMIS Family Relationships measure over time and its associations with sociodemographics, environmental deprivation, and health.
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Patients' roles in governance of learning: Results from a qualitative study of 16 learning healthcare systems
Stakeholder Engagement, Quality and Safety, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research, Learning Health System
HIP Investigator, Dr. Rachel Grob et al. conducted a qualitative analysis of how patients and family members are engaged in the governance of systematic learning at 16 purposively sampled Learning Healthcare Systems.
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Considerations to Support Use of Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System Pediatric Measures in Ambulatory Clinics
Transitions in Care, Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research, Mental Health, Dissemination and Implementation
HIP Investigator, Dr. Elizabeth Cox et al. identified challenges and possible solutions to the use of Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) Pediatric measures in the ambulatory pediatric setting.
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Comparative workflow modeling across sites: Results for nursing home prescribing
Quality and Safety, Older Adults, Health IT, Dissemination and Implementation
HIP Investigator, Dr. Edmond Ramly et al. propose a methodology for comparative workflow modeling and evaluate its use through application to antibiotic prescribing in six nursing homes in two states in the United States.
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Increasing Medicaid enrollment among formerly incarcerated adults
Quality and Safety, Mental Health, Health Equity, Dissemination and Implementation, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigator, Dr. Marguerite Burns et al. estimated the incremental associations between the implementation of expanded Medicaid eligibility and prerelease Medicaid enrollment assistance on Medicaid enrollment for recently incarcerated adults.
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Predictive Solutions in Learning Health Systems: The Critical Need to Systematize Implementation of Prediction to Action to Intervention
Quality and Safety, Learning Health System, HIPxChange, Health IT, Dissemination and Implementation
Authors, including HIP Investigators Dr. Maureen Smith and Dr. Brian Patterson, describe an approach to implementing predictive solutions that adapts the widely used Find-Organize-Clarify-Understand-Select–Plan-Do-Check-Act framework.
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Problematic Internet Use: A Longitudinal Study Evaluating Prevalence and Predictor
Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults
Authors, including HIP Investigator Dr. Elizabeth Cox, assessed prevalence over time and predictors of problematic internet use using the Problematic and Risky Internet Use Screening Scale (PRIUSS) and also identified an intermediate-risk PRIUSS score.
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Stakeholder Perspectives in Anticipation of Sharing Physicians’ Notes With Parents of Hospitalized Children
Stakeholder Engagement, Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Dissemination and Implementation
Dr. Ryan Coller et al. sought stakeholder perspectives on anticipated benefits/challenges of sharing hospital physicians' admission-daily progress notes with parents at the bedside during their child's hospitalization and note implementation strategies.
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Linking Parent Confidence and Hospitalization through Mobile Health: A Multisite Pilot Study
Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Health IT, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigator, Dr. Ryan Coller aimed to identify associations between ACTIV's repeated measures and CMC hospitalization, and to evaluate ACTIV's feasibility/acceptability when implemented within a complex care program.
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Impact of a Rheumatology Clinic Protocol on Tobacco Cessation Quit Line Referrals
Quality and Safety, HIPxChange, Health Equity, Dissemination and Implementation, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigators, Dr. Christie Bartels and Dr. Edmond Ramly aimed to implement a rheumatology staff-driven protocol, Quit Connect, to increase the rate of electronic referrals (e-referrals) to free, state-run tobacco quit lines (TQL).
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Identifying Substantial Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Outcomes and Care in Wisconsin Using Electronic Health Record Data
Public Reporting, Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Mental Health, HIPxChange, HIP Data, Health Equity, Chronic Conditions
Authors including HIP Investigator, Dr. Maureen Smith used electronic health record data to identify racial and ethnic disparities in health outcome and care measures in Wisconsin.
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Co-designing to advance community health and health equity in Wisconsin: Building the Neighborhood Health Partnerships Program
Stakeholder Engagement, Quality and Safety, HIP Data, Health Equity, Dissemination and Implementation
HIP Investigator, Dr. Maureen Smith and Neighborhood Health Partnerships Program (NHP) Director Jessica Bonham-Werling discuss the creation of the NHP program through the engagement of communities, researchers, health systems and others in co-design.
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Effect of Resident Physicians in a Supervisory Role on Efficiency in the Emergency Department
Quality and Safety, Health IT, Health Equity
HIP Investigator, Dr. Brian Patterson et al. sought to determine the effect of a supervisory resident “pre-attending” role on the clinical efficiency of a university-affiliated community emergency department.
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Management of Fecal Incontinence
Quality and Safety, Older Adults, Mental Health
HIP Investigator, Dr. Heidi Brown et al. provided an overview of the evaluation and management of fecal incontinence specifically in adult women.
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A prioritization algorithm for healthcare personnel for the CDC’s COVID-19 Phase 1a vaccine distribution plan
COVID-19, Quality and Safety, Primary Care Transformation (PATH), HIPxChange, Health Equity
Authors including HIP Investigator, Dr. Maureen Smith developed an algorithm that can be used to equitably distribute COVID-19 vaccinations to healthcare personnel (HCP) during Phase 1a of the CDC’s coronavirus vaccine distribution plan.
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Sustaining Gains in Diabetic Eye Screening: Outcomes from a Stakeholder-Based Implementation Program for Teleophthalmology in Primary Care
Stakeholder Engagement, Quality and Safety, Chronic Conditions
Authors including HIP Investigators Dr. Yao Liu and Dr. Maureen Smith sought to find if a stakeholder-based implementation program could increase teleophthalmology use and sustain improvements in diabetic eye screening.
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Novel Decision Support Interventions for Low-risk Thyroid Cancer
Cancer, Quality and Safety, HIPxChange, Health Equity
In this research letter, Dr. Susan Pitt and Megan Saucke sought to design a patient-oriented intervention to support decision-making about low-risk thyroid cancer treatment.
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COVID-19 and the Well-being of Children and Families
COVID-19, Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Mental Health
HIP Investigator Dr. Ryan Coller and Dr. Sarah Webber review findings on how COVID-19 has affected the physical and emotional health of US parents and children.
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Comparing Strategies for Identifying Falls in Older Adult Emergency Department Visits Using EHR Data
Quality and Safety, Older Adults, Health IT
Authors including HIP Investigators Dr. Brian Patterson and Dr. Maureen Smith compared performance characteristics of several fall identification strategies using EHR data from ED visits.
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Physician Burnout and Timing of Electronic Health Record Use
Quality and Safety, Primary Care Transformation (PATH)
In this PATH article, authors sought to determine the association between physician burnout and timing of EHR use in an academic internal medicine primary care practice.
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After the Randomized Trial: Implementation of Community-Based Continence Promotion in the Real World
Quality and Safety, Older Adults, HIP Data, Dissemination and Implementation
Authors including HIP Investigator, Dr. Heidi Brown sought to quantify and understand barriers to and facilitators of implementation, adoption, and maintenance of the Mind over Matter: Healthy Bowels, Healthy Bladder intervention.
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Priorities and Outcomes for Youth-Adult Transitions in Hospital Care: Perspectives of Inpatient Clinical Leaders at US Children's Hospitals
Transitions in Care, Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigator, Dr. Ryan Coller et al. identified the perceptions of clinical leaders on important and feasible inpatient transition activities and outcomes, including when, how, and for whom inpatient transition processes are needed.
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The Intersection of Complex Care and Hospital Medicine: Opportunities to Advance Health for Chronically Ill Populations
Transitions in Care, Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigator, Dr. Ryan Coller et al. evaluated complex care program efforts to improve care for Children with medical complexity.
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Codesign and Usability Testing of a Mobile Application to Support Family-Delivered Enteral Tube Care
Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Health IT
A group of authors including HIP Investigator, Dr. Ryan Coller, designed and tested the usability of a mobile application (app) to support family-delivered enteral tube care.
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Workflow Barriers and Strategies to Reduce Antibiotic Overuse in Nursing Homes
Quality and Safety, Older Adults
HIP Investigator, Dr. Edmond Ramly et al. analyzed antibiotic prescribing workflows to identify strategies for improving antibiotic prescribing in nursing homes.
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Implementing parity for mental health and substance use treatment in Medicaid
Quality and Safety, Mental Health, Health Equity, Dissemination and Implementation
HIP Investigator, Dr. Marguerite Burns et al. estimates the association between the implementation of parity in coverage for mental health and substance use disorder services within the Medicaid program and MHSUD service use.
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Ambulatory Quality, Special Health Care Needs, and Emergency Department or Hospital Use for US Children
Quality and Safety, Children and Young Adults, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigator, Dr. Ryan Coller et al. examined family-reported ambulatory care quality and its association with emergency department and hospital utilization, and how these relationships differed across levels of medical complexity.
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Expect Delays: Poor Connections Between Rural and Urban Health Systems Challenge Multidisciplinary Care for Rural Americans With Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Quality and Safety, Older Adults, Health Equity, Chronic Conditions
Authors including HIP Investigators, Dr. Meghan Brennan and Dr. Christie Bartels sought to understand what health system factors contribute to the rural disparity in diabetic foot ulcer outcomes.
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Predictors of Smoking Cessation in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis in Two Cohorts: Healthcare Factors Most Predictive
Quality and Safety, HIP Data, Dissemination and Implementation, Chronic Conditions
HIP Investigator, Dr. Christie Bartels et al. evaluated patient and healthcare level predictors of smoking cessation in patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis to guide implementation of smoking cessation interventions.
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