Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
Authors: Chin NA, Widera E, Brangman SA, Karlawish J
Circulation. Cardiovascular quality and outcomes
Authors: Masterson Creber R, Dodson JA, Bidwell J, Breathett K, Lyles C, Harmon Still C, Ooi SY, Yancy C, Kitsiou S, American Heart Association Cardiovascular Disease in Older Populations Committee of the Council on C
JCO oncology practice
Authors: Katie Lichter, Ali Sabbagh, Sasha Demeulenaere, Taylor Drew, Alexandra Conway, Leticia M Nogueira, Margaret Kelsey Kirkwood, Jasmine Kamboj, Karly Hampshire, Katherine Gundling, Arianne Teherani, Sapna Thottathil, Osama Mohamad
Biology of sex differences
Authors: Bruce LK, Kasl P, Soltani S, Viswanath VK, Hartogensis W, Dilchert S, Hecht FM, Chowdhary A, Anglo C, Pandya L, Dasgupta S, Altintas I, Gupta A, Mason AE, Smarr BL
Volume 42 of Issue 11 | Health affairs (Project Hope)
Authors: Rotenstein LS, Mafi JN, Landon BE
There is debate about the value of preventive visits in primary care, and multiple policy trends during the past fifteen years may have influenced the likelihood of US adults undergoing preventive primary care visits. Using nationally representative, serial cross-sectional data on adult visits to primary care physicians from the 2001-19 National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, we characterized temporal trends in the proportion of primary care visits with a preventive focus and the differential characteristics of these visits. Based on a sample of 139,783 unweighted (5,902,144,258 weighted) US primary care visits, we found that the proportion of primary care visits with a preventive focus increased between 2001 and 2019 (12.8 percent of visits in 2001-02 versus 24.6 percent in 2018-19; [Formula: see text]), with the greatest rate of increase seen for people with Medicare. Primary care visits with a preventive focus involved more time spent with the physician and addressed fewer reasons for the visit compared with problem-based visits. At least one of the following was significantly more likely to occur during a preventive visit than a problem-based visit: counseling provision, ordering of preventive labs, or ordering of a preventive image or procedure. Our findings demonstrate a relative increase in preventive versus problem-based visits in primary care and suggest the importance of enhanced insurance coverage in influencing preventive care delivery trends.
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The Lancet. Oncology
Authors: Aggarwal R, Starzinski S, de Kouchkovsky I, Koshkin V, Bose R, Chou J, Desai A, Kwon D, Kaushal S, Trihy L, Rastogi M, Ippisch R, Aslam M, Friedlander T, Feng F, Oh D, Cheung A, Small E, Evans M, Fong L, Hope TA
JCO oncology practice
Authors: Niharika Dixit, David D. Chism, Breelyn A. Wilky, Corey Wayne Speers, Laura A. Levit, Margaret Kelsey Kirkwood, Jim D. Morgante, Therese Marie Mulvey
JCO oncology practice
Authors: Nayha Tahir, Jenny Wei, Constanza Zamani, Heather Kurz, Nancy Goler, Claudia DeYoung, Samantha Siegel, Aida Shirazi, Christine B. Weldon, Julia R. Trosman, Niharika Dixit, Raymond Liu
Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999)
Authors: Rodriguez VJ, Alcaide ML, Sued O, Aristegui I, Radusky PD, Kozlova S, Cardozo N, Dell'Isola E, Gandhi M, Jones DL
Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999)
Authors: McLaughlin A, Lin N, Jiang W, Lodi S, Lioznov D, Patts G, Gnatienko N, Blokhina E, Bendiks S, Freiberg MS, Tindle HA, Krupitsky E, Hahn JA, Samet JH, So-Armah K
