Publications
– Journal of Ambulatory Care ManagementThree Strategies for Healthcare Systems to Address Barriers to Care and Reduce Avoidable Spending for Children With Complex Medical Conditions
This paper proposes a care model with three solutions to improve care quality and patient outcomes for children with complex medical conditions, a population that accounts for a large share of pediatric health care spending.
– NPJ Digital MedicineEvaluating transparency in AI/ML model characteristics for FDA-reviewed medical devices
Research highlights existing transparency gaps and emphasizes the need for enforceable standards to ensure trust in AI Machine Learning medical technologies, from CERC’s Margaret Nikolov, Nigam Shah and Kevin A. Schulman
– Medical Care Research and ReviewThe Dynamic and Multisource Nature of Support for Frontline-Led Innovation Teams
Led by CERC’s Sara J. Singer, this research challenges the notion of “one-size-fits-all” support for health care innovation teams, emphasizing the value of multifaceted support instead.
– American Geriatrics SocietyCharacterization of National Institute on Aging‐Funded Clinical Trials for Alzheimer's Disease
Led by CERC’s Kevin Schulman, research revealed important insights into how federal funding can be better allocated to accelerate the search for Alzheimer’s Disease treatments.
– Health Services ResearchExploring State-Level Change in Health Care Value Over Three Decades in the United States, 1991–2020
Led by CERC’s Arnold Milstein and UW’s Joseph Dieleman, A sag in value of health care in 48 of 50 states is strongly associated with rising health industry monopoly power.
– HMPIPreventing a Maternity Care Crisis: The Case of Carteret OB-GYN
As maternity care deserts expand across the country, rural communities face an alarming decline in access to essential obstetric services. This paper presents a case study of Carteret County, NC.
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