Journal Information Content Entity Continuant Continuant Entity Entity Periodical Generically Dependent Continuant Collection 2025-05-08T05:44:41 RDF description of American Journal of Managed Care - http://repository.healthpartners.com/individual/journal-American-Journal-of-Managed-Care Care coordination in primary care: mapping the territory public Does improved access to care affect utilization and costs for patients with chronic conditions? Measuring patient safety in ambulatory care: potential for identifying medical group drug-drug interaction rates using claims data Asthma expenditures in the United States comparing 2004 to 2006 and 1996 to 1998 Factors driving diabetes care improvement in a large medical group: ten years of progress Practice systems are associated with high-quality care for diabetes A strategy to promote population-wide life satisfaction while advancing equity BHAGs for aligning incentives and building a learning system to improve total population health American Journal of Managed Care Are benefits from diabetes self-management education sustained? Delayed radiotherapy for breast cancer patients in integrated delivery systems Comprehensive management of patients with type 2 diabetes: establishing priorities of care [review] Validation of data collection for the HEDIS performance measure on chlamydia screening in an MCO Validating a method to assess disease burden from insurance claims Is integration in large medical groups associated with quality? Practice systems for chronic care: frequency and dependence on an electronic medical record When depression is the diagnosis, what happens to patients and are they satisfied? Diabetes care quality: insurance, health plan, and physician group contributions Comparing breast cancer case identification using HMO computerized diagnostic data and SEER data Who should receive optimal diabetes care [editorial]? Identifying individuals at risk for the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus Toward national healthcare performance standards Knowledge, attitudes, and preferences regarding advance directives among patients of a managed care organization The effect of depression treatment on work productivity Pandemic-related practice changes and CVD risk management in community clinics Use of practice system tools by medical groups for depression Is quality free? The relationship between cost and quality across 18 provider groups Tobacco control efforts in managed care: what do the doctors think? How acceptable are financial incentives and written feedback for improving hypertension control? Perspectives from physicians, clinic administrators, and patients Increasing primary care physician productivity: A case study Effects of electronic decision support on high-tech diagnostic imaging orders and patients Documentation of the 5 A's for smoking cessation by PCPs across distinct health systems Young adult smokers: are they different? A platform for population-based weight management: description of a health plan-based integrated systems approach Patient medical group continuity and healthcare utilization Diabetes care quality: do large medical groups perform better? The financial impact of team-based care on primary care Effective implementation of collaborative care for depression: what is needed? Impact of birthweight on healthcare charges within a managed care organization Professional advice and readiness to change behavioral risk factors among members of a managed care organization Evaluation of care management intensity and bariatric surgical weight loss Using a brief tool to assess healthy school environments: a pilot study Healthcare utilization and costs in persons with insomnia in a managed care population Impact of hypertension on healthcare costs among children Cardiovascular disease risk management during COVID-19: in-person vs virtual visits Educating health professionals: a hepatitis C educational program in a health maintenance organization journal-American-Journal-of-Managed-Care A technology solution for the high-tech diagnostic imaging conundrum The health and well-being of an ACO population Patient-centered medical home cost reductions limited to complex patients