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1. Small patients, big consequences in medical errors. | PSNet
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   February 09, 2011 - Newspaper/Magazine Article Small patients, big consequences in medical errors. … August 24, 2016 For patients, a list of hospital hazards.

2. Small effort, big payoff...automated maximum dose alerts with hard stops. | PSNet
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   September 25, 2013 - Newspaper/Magazine Article Small effort, big payoff...automated maximum dose alerts … December 4, 2013 Your high-alert medication list—relatively useless without associated … January 24, 2018 ISMP updates its list of drug names with tall man (mixed case) letters … March 6, 2024 ISMP's List of High-Alert Medications in Acute Care Settings.

3. Final Progress Report: Medication List Consistency When Patients Transition from Hospital to Community (pdf file)
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   January 01, 2024 - The three big-box pharmacists and one retail pharmacist rated their confidence level to be below 75% … box 40% Big box 30% Big box * Pharmacist recruited because patient had few medication discrepancies … their medications 25% (2) (2) Independent Disadvantages Time consuming 100% (8) (2) Retail (3) Big … Organizational-level management 50% (4) (2) Retail (2) Big box Perceived and actual behavioral … Care coordinators 67.5% (5) (1) Retail (1) Big box (2) Independent (1) Long-term care Patient is a

4. Final Progress Report: Medication List Consistency When Patients Transition from Hospital to Community (pdf file)
   www.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/research/findings/final-reports/21984-Kennelty-report.pdf
   July 31, 2013 - The three big-box pharmacists and one retail pharmacist rated their confidence level to be below 75% … box 40% Big box 30% Big box * Pharmacist recruited because patient had few medication discrepancies … their medications 25% (2) (2) Independent Disadvantages Time consuming 100% (8) (2) Retail (3) Big … Organizational-level management 50% (4) (2) Retail (2) Big box Perceived and actual behavioral … Care coordinators 67.5% (5) (1) Retail (1) Big box (2) Independent (1) Long-term care Patient is a

5. Computerized triggers of big data to detect delays in follow-up of chest imaging results. | PSNet
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   November 29, 2017 - Study Computerized triggers of big data to detect delays in follow-up of chest imaging … Computerized Triggers of Big Data to Detect Delays in Follow-up of Chest Imaging Results. … Computerized Triggers of Big Data to Detect Delays in Follow-up of Chest Imaging Results. … Electronic triggers to identify delays in follow-up of mammography: harnessing the power of big … April 12, 2023 Problem list completeness in electronic health records: a multi-site study

6. Predicting the future—big data, machine learning, and clinical medicine. | PSNet
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   May 23, 2007 - Commentary Predicting the future—big data, machine learning, and clinical medicine … Predicting the future—big data, machine learning, and clinical medicine. … Predicting the future—big data, machine learning, and clinical medicine.

7. STATISTICAL BRIEF #274: Variations in Perceived Need and Access to Specialist Care among Adults in the U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2007
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   December 01, 2009 - Adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … Uninsured adults ages 18-64 were more likely to report that accessing a specialist was a big problem … those with Medicare and supplemental public insurance were much more likely to report access was a big … adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as elderly adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

8. STATISTICAL BRIEF #274: Variations in Perceived Need and Access to Specialist Care among Adults in the U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2007
   meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st274/draft/stat274_orig.shtml
   December 01, 2009 - Adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … Uninsured adults ages 18-64 were more likely to report that accessing a specialist was a big problem … those with Medicare and supplemental public insurance were much more likely to report access was a big … adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as elderly adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

9. STATISTICAL BRIEF #274: Variations in Perceived Need and Access to Specialist Care among Adults in the U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2007
   meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st274/stat274.shtml
   December 01, 2009 - Adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … Uninsured adults ages 18-64 were more likely to report that accessing a specialist was a big problem … those with Medicare and supplemental public insurance were much more likely to report access was a big … adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as elderly adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

10. Sb274
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st274/sb274.xml
    December 01, 2009 - Adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … Uninsured adults ages 18-64 were more likely to report that accessing a specialist was a big problem … those with Medicare and supplemental public insurance were much more likely to report access was a big … adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as elderly adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

11. STATISTICAL BRIEF #162: Getting Health Care from Specialists among Adults with Chronic Conditions, U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2004
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st162/draft/stat162.shtml
    February 01, 2007 - with chronic conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 7.8 percent reported it was a big … with chronic conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 7.8 percent reported it was a big … they needed to see a specialist, a higher percentage of nonelderly adults (18-44) reported it was a big … chronic conditions who needed to see a specialist, 32.8 percent of the uninsured reported it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

12. STATISTICAL BRIEF #162: Getting Health Care from Specialists among Adults with Chronic Conditions, U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2004
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st162/stat162.shtml
    February 01, 2007 - with chronic conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 7.8 percent reported it was a big … with chronic conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 7.8 percent reported it was a big … they needed to see a specialist, a higher percentage of nonelderly adults (18-44) reported it was a big … chronic conditions who needed to see a specialist, 32.8 percent of the uninsured reported it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

13. Statistical Brief #162: Getting Health Care from Specialists among Adults with Chronic Conditions, U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2004 (pdf file)
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st162/stat162.pdf
    February 01, 2007 - g adults with chronic tions who reported they d to see a specialist, 7.8 nt reported it was a big … chronic tions who reported they d to see a specialist, er adults were more likely ort it was a big … to see a specialist, ispanic blacks and nics were more likely on-Hispanic whites to it was a big … with ic conditions who reported eeded to see a specialist, ercent of the uninsured ed it was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

14. Statistical Brief $274: Variations in Perceived Need and Access to Specialist Care among Adults in the U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, 2007 (pdf file)
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st274/stat274.pdf
    December 01, 2009 - ● Adults ages 25-44 were more than twice as likely as adults age 65 and over to feel it was a big … ● Uninsured adults ages 18-64 were more likely to report that accessing a specialist was a big … with no usual source of care were much more likely to report that access to specialist care was a big … public insurance, respectively), they were most likely to report that accessing a specialist was a big … A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

15. Appendix D. List of Other Research Gaps Identified by Study Participants | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    June 01, 2020 - List of Other Research Gaps Identified by Study Participants Health Services and Primary Care … Policy Organization of Care Impact of big policy changes There is not enough definitive research … done on the impacts of big policy changes on the health care system (i.e., the impact of the ACA on … data on privacy, especially for information on behavioral health and substance abuse, and the role of big

16. Sb162
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st162/sb162.xml
    February 01, 2007 - with chronic conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 7.8 percent reported it was a big … conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 32.8 percent of the uninsured reported it was a big … with chronic conditions who reported they needed to see a specialist, 7.8 percent reportedit was a big … they needed to see a specialist, a higher percentage of nonelderly adults (18-44) reported it was a big …
    A big problem, A small problem, Not a problem.

17. Electronic triggers to identify delays in follow-up of mammography: harnessing the power of big data in health care. | PSNet
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    September 28, 2016 - Electronic triggers to identify delays in follow-up of mammography: harnessing the power of big … Electronic Triggers to Identify Delays in Follow-Up of Mammography: Harnessing the Power of Big Data … Electronic Triggers to Identify Delays in Follow-Up of Mammography: Harnessing the Power of Big Data … Citation Related Resources From the Same Author(s) Computerized triggers of big … April 12, 2023 Problem list completeness in electronic health records: a multi-site study

18. CHII Costs (ppt file)
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    June 05, 2006 - Could we, perhaps, maybe, with a little luck…narrow the list of EHRs adopted in RI? … CITLC had accomplished the following things: Built a greater understanding among participants of the big … professional organizations Developed a set of our own selection criteria and created our “short list … P4P environment How group purchasing might help all physicians Physician leaders stepped up in a big … When leaders emerge (and they will)-organize the meetings and stand back and let them lead Give them a big

19. The RHIO as Convener and Catalyst: The Birth of EHR of Rhode Island. (pdf file)
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    June 05, 2006 -  Could we, perhaps, maybe, with a little luck…narrow the list of EHRs adopted in RI? … had accomplished the following things:  Built a greater understanding among participants of the big … professional organizations  Developed a set of our own selection criteria and created our “short list … P4P environment – How group purchasing might help all physicians  Physician leaders stepped up in a big … leaders emerge (and they will)-organize the meetings and stand back and let them lead – Give them a big

20. The confused and bewildered hospital: adverse event discovery, pay-for-performance, and big data tools as halfway technologies. | PSNet
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    September 21, 2011 - The confused and bewildered hospital: adverse event discovery, pay-for-performance, and big … The confused and bewildered hospital: adverse event discovery, pay-for-performance, and big data tools … The confused and bewildered hospital: adverse event discovery, pay-for-performance, and big data tools … April 7, 2010 Nurse's Achilles Heel: using big data to determine workload factors that … November 18, 2020 Development of a core drug list towards improving prescribing education