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Rac, V. E.
• WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT): A COMMUNITY-BASED PRAGMATIC RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
• IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES OF A COMMUNITY-BASED PRAGMATIC RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL IN WOUND CARE
• COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF SYSTEMATIC REFERRAL TO MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOUND CARE TEAMS IN ONTARIO. EVIDENCE FROM THE WOUND INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS (WIT) TRIAL
• COMPLEX INTERVENTIONS FOR COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
Racaza, G.
• PHYSICIAN PRACTICES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ASYMPTOMATIC HYPERURICEMIA
Rackow, E.
• IMPROVED SURVIVAL WITH TELEPHONIC CARE MANAGEMENT
Rader, T.
• ARE PATIENTS' VIEWS AND CULTURAL BACKGROUND TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENTS THAT ASSESS SHARED DECISION MAKING OUTCOMES?: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW TO INFORM RHEUMATOLOGY PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
Rajagopalan, K.
• USING A WEB-BASED PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES TOOL (MYPSYCKES) TO ASSESS MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS' INTEREST IN ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES AND RELATED CONCERNS
• DEVELOPING AND EVALUATING A WEB-BASED PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES AND DECISION SUPPORT TOOL (MYPSYCKES)
• CONSUMER USABILITY TESTING OF A WEB-BASED PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES (PROS) AND DECISION SUPPORT TOOL (MYPSYCKES): IMPORTANT LESSONS FOR PROS SYSTEMS
• USING A WEB-BASED PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES PROGRAM (MYPSYCKES) TO EXAMINE PATIENT SMOKING STATUS AND INTEREST IN CESSATION SUPPORT
Rajan, M.
• RAPID ASSESSMENT OF MODELLING SOFTWARE BY END-USERS: THE EXAMPLE OF GLYCEMIC MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES
Rajpathak, S.
• PREVALENCE OF CLINICAL GUIDELINE-DIRECTED TREATMENT INTENSIFICATION IN DIABETES MELLITUS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Ramondetta, L.
• PARENTAL RISK PERCEPTION AND DECISION MAKING REGARDING VACCINATION OF THEIR ELIGIBLE CHILDREN WITH THE HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINE
Ramsey, S.
• INCORPORATING STAKEHOLDER PREFERENCES INTO THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENTATION OF VALUE OF INFORMATION (VOI) ANALYSES TO INFORM REAL-WORLD RESEARCH INVESTMENT DECISIONS IN A US CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS GROUP
Rand-Hendriksen, K.
• A FRAMEWORK FOR DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN HEALTH IMPROVEMENTS AND IMPAIRMENTS IN QALY-ANALYSES
Rangel, L.
• CLASSIFYING PATIENTS ON THE PROBLEM SOLVING DECISION MAKING SCALE WITH LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
Rao, A.
• A FUZZY-TRACE THEORY INTERVENTION TO REDUCE DISTRESS FROM POSITIVE MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENING RESULTS
Ratain, M. J.
• PATIENT-SPECIFIC PHARMACOGENOMIC RESULTS DELIVERED VIA A GENOMIC PRESCRIBING DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM STRONGLY INFLUENCE PHYSICIAN MEDICATION DECISION-MAKING AND PRESCRIBING BEHAVIORS
Rawl, S. M.
• PRESENTING STOOL TESTING AS THE DEFAULT OPTION FOR COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING: RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED TRIAL
Razdan, M.
• PROMOTING ORGAN DONOR REGISTRIES THROUGH PUBLIC EDUCATION CAMPAIGNS: WHAT IS THE COST OF SECURING FUTURE ORGAN DONORS?
Reamer, E.
• TRANSPARENCY ABOUT BENEFITS AND HARMS IS UNCOMMON IN RECOMMENDATIONS ON CANCER SCREENING & PREVENTION
Reeves, G. M.
• PRIORITIZING CAREGIVERS' CONCERNS WITH INITIATING ADHD MEDICINE FOR THEIR CHILD: A BEST WORST SCALING PREFERENCE ELICITATION STUDY
• CAREGIVERS' PREFERENCES FOR TREATMENT OPTIONS IN ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD): A BEST-WORST SCALING STUDY
Reid, C.
• COMMUNICATION AND TREATMENT PREFERENCES AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN
Reinke, L. F.
• HOW DOES LUNG CANCER SCREENING INFLUENCE PATIENT ATTITUDES ABOUT QUITTING SMOKING? AN EXAMINATION OF PATIENT REACTIONS WHEN SCREENING IS IMPLEMENTED IN PRIMARY CARE
Reis, E.
• A 2-YEAR RANDOMIZED CLUSTER TRIAL TO IMPROVE CHILDHOOD INFLUENZA VACCINATION
Resch, S. C.
• RESOLVING STRUCTURAL BIAS DUE TO COMMON RANDOM NUMBERS WHEN SIMULATING EVENTS WITH NON-ORDERED OUTCOMES
Reyes, B. H.
• PHYSICIAN PRACTICES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ASYMPTOMATIC HYPERURICEMIA
Reyna, V.
• EXPLAINING THE EFFICACY OF THE BRCA GIST INTELLIGENT TUTOR FOR GENETIC TESTING AND BREAST CANCER RISK
• A FUZZY-TRACE THEORY INTERVENTION TO REDUCE DISTRESS FROM POSITIVE MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENING RESULTS
• GERMS ARE GERMS, AND WHY NOT TAKE A RISK?: PATIENTS' EXPECTATIONS FOR PRESCRIBING ANTIBIOTICS IN AN INNER CITY EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
• A FUZZY-TRACE THEORY ACCOUNT OF CONTRADICTORY RELATIONS BETWEEN RISK PERCEPTION AND RISK-TAKING IN VACCINATION DECISIONS
Rhees, B.
• USE OF A PERSONALIZED MEDICINE, GENE EXPRESSION SCORE IN A PRIMARY CARE SETTING AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN PATIENTS WITH SYMPTOMS SUGGESTIVE OF OBSTRUCTIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
Rice, K.
• THE EFFECTS OF SHARED DECISION MAKING ON CANCER SCREENING: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Richardson, B. A.
• DEVELOPING AN INSTRUMENT TO ELICIT TREATMENT PREFERENCES FOR IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS: ENGAGING PATIENTS THROUGH COGNITIVE INTERVIEWS
Riffin, C.
• COMMUNICATION AND TREATMENT PREFERENCES AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN
Rigby, D.
• INVESTIGATING THE FRAMING OF RISK ATTRIBUTES IN A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT: AN APPLICATION OF EYE-TRACKING AND THINK ALOUD
Rigole, B.
• JOURNEY TO VACCINATION: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF HOW BELIEFS, PERCEPTIONS AND PREVIOUS EXPERIENCES INFLUENCE VACCINATION BEHAVIOR
Rivas-Oropeza, I.
• HEALTH CARE DECISION MAKING IN MEXICO: THE ROLE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION
Roberts, M. S.
• MEDICAL DECISION MAKING PROBLEMS WITH LARGE POLICY SPACES: WHY MARKOV DECISION PROCESSES TRUMP SIMULATION
• MARKOV DECISION PROCESSES - ANALYTIC METHODS FOR SEQUENTIAL DECISIONS
Roberts, M. S.
• HEPATITIS C PREVENTION BY SCREENING AND TREATMENT IN UNITED STATES PRISONS: AN AGENT-BASED APPROACH
• MAKING HEPATITIS C A RARE DISEASE IN THE UNITED STATES: MODEL-BASED PREDICTIONS
• TIMING OF DECISIONS TO ADJUST DISEASE MODIFYING ANTI-RHEUMATIC DRUG THERAPY FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS WITH ACTIVE DISEASE
Robins, M.
• REGORAFENIB USE IN METASTATIC COLORECTAL CANCER AFTER FAILING ALL APPROVED LINES OF THERAPY: ADEQUATE QUALITY OF LIFE AND COST-EFFECTIVE?
Robinson, E.
• THE IMPACT OF HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION ON STAFFING PATTERNS AND COSTS
Robinson, E.
• THE PRESENTATION OF COST-RELATED INFORMATION IN PATIENT DECISION AIDS
Rochau, U.
• SMDM CORE COURSE: INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL DECISION ANALYSIS (DECISION-ANALYTIC MODELING)
Rochau, U.
• WHEN IS ENOUGH EVIDENCE ENOUGH? VALUE-OF-INFORMATION ANALYSIS FOR PRIORITIZING ADDITIONAL OUTCOMES RESEARCH ON THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKEMIA
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SEQUENTIAL APPLICATION OF TYROSINE KINASE INHIBITORS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC MYELOID LEUKEMIA PATIENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
Rochon, P.
• DOES FIRST LINE THERAPY WITH AROMATASE INHIBITORS INCREASE THE RISK OF HIP FRACTURES AMONG POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER? A META-ANALYSIS
Rogal, S. S.
• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF NOVEL HEPATITIS C REGIMENS IN THE VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
Rogers, H.
• A COST COMPARISON ANALYSIS OF TWO LABORATORY ANALYTIC METHODS FOR BLOOD LEAD LEVELS IN YOUNG CHILDREN, RICHMOND, VA
Rohmer, V.
• DETECTING MEDULLARY THYROID CANCER AMONG ADULT PATIENTS WITH THYROID NODULE: IS THERE A BEST STRATEGY? A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS
Rolison, J.
• HAS MY PATIENT RESPONDED TO TREATMENT? THE SELDOM ASKED QUESTION IN PERSONALIZED MEDICINE RESEARCH
• TRADING OFF BENEFIT AND RISK OF SIDE EFFECTS FOR PERSONALIZED MEDICINE? A CONJOINT ANALYSIS STUDY
Romilly, A. P.
• A CULTURALLY-TAILORED BROCHURE TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING AMONG WOMEN WITH AN INCOMPLETE MAMMOGRAM RESULT
Roney, M.
• DEVELOPMENT OF A MEDICAL MAXIMIZER SCALE
Roney, M.
• IF YOU BUILD THE FIELDS OF SHARED DECISION MAKING DREAMS, CAN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS PLAY?
Rosella, L.
• THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
• ADOPTING THE PHASE-OF-CARE APPROACH TO ESTIMATE COSTS OF A SECONDARY DIAGNOSIS OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE
Rosen, M.
• CORRELATES OF MEDICATION DECISION SELF-EFFICACY AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
• CONGRUENCE OF PARENT AND TEEN AGENDAS FOR PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATION APPOINTMENTS
Ross, E. L.
• THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF TARGETING HIV PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS BASED ON PARTNER TREATMENT STATUS IN MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN IN THE US
Ross, L.
• USE OF A PERSONALIZED MEDICINE, GENE EXPRESSION SCORE INFLUENCED DECISION MAKING AROUND REFERRAL TO CARDIOLOGY AMONG FEMALE PATIENTS PRESENTING TO PRIMARY CARE WITH SYMPTOMS SUGGESTIVE OF OBSTRUCTIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
Ross, M.
• PRIORITIZING CAREGIVERS' CONCERNS WITH INITIATING ADHD MEDICINE FOR THEIR CHILD: A BEST WORST SCALING PREFERENCE ELICITATION STUDY
• CAREGIVERS' PREFERENCES FOR TREATMENT OPTIONS IN ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD): A BEST-WORST SCALING STUDY
Routh, J.
• PERSPECTIVES IN UTILITY ESTIMATION OF VESICOURETERAL REFLUX - CHILD, PARENT, OR DYAD?
Rovner, D.
• BOOKLET TALK: PATIENT USE OF DECISION AIDS IN PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS ENCOUNTERS
Ruiz, J. G.
• PREDICTING PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES FROM PATIENTS' NUMERICAL SKILLS
• THE DELIVERY OF GLOBAL CARDIOVASCULAR RISK BY VIRTUAL HUMANS: EFFECTS ON INTENT TO ADHERE TO LIFESTYLE CHANGE
Russell, H.
• THE PRESENTATION OF COST-RELATED INFORMATION IN PATIENT DECISION AIDS
Russell, L.
• 2ND PANEL ON COST EFFECTIVENESS IN HEALTH AND MEDICINE
Rutter, C.
• OPTIMAL COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING FOR A HIGHER-RISK POPULATION: THE CASE OF NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Ryan, E.
• INCORPORATION OF PATIENT COLONIZATION WITH VANCOMYCIN-RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCUS (VRE) AND METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (MRSA) AND PATIENT ACUITY INTO A DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION MODEL OF INPATIENT BED ALLOCATION AND PATIENT FLOW
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