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41. Development and Usability Testing of EPC Evidence Review Dissemination Summaries for Health Systems Decisionmakers | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    January 01, 2020 - large health system that help develop and implement evidence-informed health improvement strategies) thought … Decisionmakers thought the summaries would be foundational for other knowledge translation products such

42. Data Points #3: Economic burden of diabetic foot ulcers and amputations | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    December 01, 2019 - The actual national cost burden of diabetes is thought to exceed $174 billion, including the social cost … On average, medical expenditures are thought to be 2.3 times higher in people with diabetes as compared

43. Acs-Pci-Adjunctive-Devices Surveillance (pdf file)
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    April 01, 2013 - evidence table (Appendix B) for this assessment.4-6 3.2 Expert Opinion 4 One expert thought … patients treated with aspiration thrombectomy than patients treated with PCI alone6 None 1 expert thought … this was still valid 1 expert thought a new meta- analysis would refine these conclusions This … No new data None Both experts thought this conclusion was still valid This conclusion is still valid … Conclusion #4 Given the inadequate power in overall One new RCT reported that None Both experts thought

44. Diabetes Mellitus (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2016 - The exact mechanism of action is unknown, but fluocinolone acetonide is thought to work through its … Experts thought that the intervention would reduce per-patient treatment costs, compared with costs … However, experts thought this intervention could significantly halt disease progression and improve … Commenting on EQW, one expert with a health systems background thought that the largest inhibition … However, this expert also thought that a formulation that produced less nausea might lead to better

45. Crosscutting-Horizon-Scan-High-Impact-1512 (pdf file)
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    December 01, 2015 - Because of these reasons, experts thought this system had little potential for high impact. … Patient acceptance of the technology might be low, some experts thought, although other experts also … thought technologically savvy patients might embrace it. … Three experts thought the greatest utility may be for clinical trials or diseases that affect public … Some experts thought that clinicians are likely to adopt MSHOP because of its potential to decrease

46. PEPTIC ULCER #11 (pdf file)
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    December 01, 2015 -  Key Expert Comments: Most experts thought this device’s low cost and convenience for patients and …  Key Expert Comments: Experts generally thought that most physicians and patients would welcome … Most experts thought that the generally limited effectiveness of current IBS treatments creates an … Some experts thought the drug might reduce some health disparities because it is indicated for use … That is not an insignificant number.”46 Health disparities: Two experts thought rifaximin might help

47. #05 DEPRESSION (pdf file)
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    October 01, 2014 - A few experts, noting that the target population for this intervention is small, tempered their thoughts … If the drug is proved to be effective for this condition, experts thought, it could have important … Acceptance and adoption: Patients would be extremely accepting of the intervention, experts thought … the invasiveness and possible side effects might be barriers to acceptance, but others thought that … Experts also thought that if DBS were effective at controlling MDD symptoms, it might decrease the

48. Disposition of Comments: Technical Brief 34, Impact of Community Health Worker Certification on Workforce and Service Delivery for Asthma and Other Selected Chronic Diseases (pdf file)
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    March 27, 2020 - The divergence of these sources suggests that there is a disconnect between thought leaders who compose … Thank you for sharing your thoughts. … Also, our key informants included thought leaders, as well as CHWs and patients/patient advocates. … The global grey literature, composed by thought leaders like the World Health Organization, includes … Thank you for sharing your thoughts about program versus individual level certification.

49. Crosscutting-Horizon-Scan-High-Impact-1412 (pdf file)
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    December 01, 2014 - If adopted, expert commenters thought, the system could significantly change costs associated with … Patient acceptance of the technology might be low, they thought, although one expert thought that … Experts thought clinicians would readily accept the technology because it could offer them more insight … With regard to health outcomes, experts thought the Sedasys system has little potential to improve … Further, several experts thought this technology might increase disparities between technology-naïve

50. Infectious Disease Including HIV/AIDS #09 (pdf file)
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    December 01, 2013 -  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts commenting on this topic thought that prophylactic use of … Experts thought that emtricitabine/tenofovir could have a big impact on health promotion by reducing …  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts thought that the Xpert MTB/RIF test could potentially be … By increasing diagnosis rates of MDD experts thought, that there would be greater demand for mental … If shown to significantly improve survival in patients with HIV, experts thought anal Pap screening

51. S29 (pdf file)
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    October 01, 2007 - Most respondents thought it was unethical and dishonest not to notify physicians. … Another subject thought that informed consent would not be required for a CRT any more than it would … Some subjects thought that physi- cians should have discretion about informing the patient, and others … Others thought that the reduction of copayments should not be necessary. … For instance, most IRB leaders thought written informed consent would not be required in a CRT.

52. Arthritis and Nontraumatic Joint Disease (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2014 - The experts providing comments thought that the therapy’s anticipated high cost and possible adverse … However, experts thought that as a new therapy, rilonacept could diffuse more widely than intended … As such, PRP is thought by some researchers to have potential regenerative effects on cartilage in …  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts thought that the drug might address the unmet need for a … The adverse event risks, they thought, might limit adoption, reimbursement, and diffusion.

53. Diabetes Mellitus (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2016 - Experts thought that the intervention would reduce per-patient treatment costs, compared with costs … Experts thought that the per-patient cost of about $20,000 annually associated with ranibizumab use … However, experts thought this intervention could significantly halt disease progression and improve … While experts thought that the initial use of these systems would be limited, they saw significant … Most experts thought that compared with other treatments for DME, it is likely to be costly.

54. Strategies To De-escalate Aggressive Behavior in Psychiatric Patients | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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55. Data Linkage Strategies to Advance Youth Suicide Prevention | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    January 01, 2020 - You Might Also Like Systematic Review Apr 10, 2025 Management of Suicidal Thoughts … Adolescents: A Systematic Review Research Protocol May 02, 2024 Management of Suicidal Thoughts

56. Traumatic Brain Injury and Depression | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    December 01, 2019 - You Might Also Like Systematic Review Apr 10, 2025 Management of Suicidal Thoughts … Adolescents: A Systematic Review Research Protocol May 02, 2024 Management of Suicidal Thoughts

57. Closing the Quality Gap Series: Quality Improvement Interventions To Address Health Disparities | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    December 01, 2019 - You Might Also Like Systematic Review Apr 10, 2025 Management of Suicidal Thoughts … Children and Adolescents Research Protocol May 02, 2024 Management of Suicidal Thoughts

58. Alternative Payment Models | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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    May 01, 2024 - Action Network (HCP LAN) is a voluntary group of public and private healthcare leaders who provide thought … Wellness: A Systematic Review Research Protocol May 02, 2024 Management of Suicidal Thoughts

59. #05 DEPRESSION (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 - citizen soldiers who develop PTSD, clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts … For these reasons, experts thought that patients would be extremely accepting of the intervention. … In terms of patient and clinical acceptance of this procedure, some experts thought the invasiveness … On one hand, some experts thought that patients with treatment-refractory depression would readily … posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts

60. Crosscutting-Horizon-Scan-High-Impact-1506 (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2015 - Because of these reasons, experts thought the Sedasys system no longer has potential for high impact … Patient acceptance of the technology might be low, some experts thought, although some experts also … thought technologically savvy patients may embrace it. … Experts thought clinician acceptance could ES-5 vary because it could offer them more insight … Some experts thought that clinicians are likely to adopt MSHOP because of its potential to decrease