Author Index: C

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Cadarette, S.
• BURDEN OF COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE INFECTION IN ONTARIO, CANADA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY

• FACTORS AFFECTING THE DELIVERY OF A PHARMACIST-LED MEDICATION REVIEW. EVIDENCE FROM THE MEDSCHECK ANNUAL SERVICE IN ONTARIO
Calache, H.
• USE OF THE CHILD HEALTH UTILITY 9D INDEX IN AUSTRALIAN ADOLESCENTS WITH DENTAL CARIES
Calderwood, A. H.
• PREFERENCES FOR COLORECTAL SCREENING TESTS AMONG A PREVIOUSLY UNSCREENED POPULATION

• IMPACT OF MULTIPLE TEST OPTIONS ON INTENT-TO-SCREEN AMONG A PREVIOUSLY UNSCREENED POPULATION
Calmus, Y.
• PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONSHIPS IN ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION FROM MARGINAL DONORS
Calo, W.
• WHAT LEADS PARENTS TO SAY YES, NO OR MAYBE TO HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINATION? THE ROLE OF PROVIDER RECOMMENDATION QUALITY
Camelo Castillo, W.
• IMPLEMENTING A MODEL OF ATTRIBUTE IDENTIFICATION USING CONTINUOUS STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT TO PRIORITIZE TREATMENT DECISIONS FOR YOUTH WITH SERIOUS MENTAL AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
Campagna, E.
• PARENTS PREFER ACTIVE AND COLLABORATIVE PARTICIPATION IN DECISION REGARDING THEIR CHILD WITH MEDICAL COMPLEXITY
Campbell, M.
• USING TECHNOLOGY AND PROVIDER ASSESSMENT TO REDESIGN CLINICAL RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
Campbell, S.
• INVESTIGATING THE FRAMING-EFFECTS OF RISK ATTRIBUTES IN A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT FOR A NATIONAL BREAST SCREENING PROGRAMME

• USING EYE-TRACKING METHODS TO INVESTIGATE THE FRAMING OF RISK ATTRIBUTES IN DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENTS
Caniglia, M.
• THE QUALITY OF RESEARCH ABSTRACTS IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Cantor, S. B.
• VALUE OF ADDITION OF HPV VACCINATION TO ANAL PRECANCEROUS LESION TREATMENT IN OLDER MSM—DO WE NEED FURTHER EVIDENCE?

• OVERTREATMENT AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SEE-AND-TREAT APPROACH IN MANAGING CERVICAL SQUAMOUS INTRAEPITHELIAL LESIONS IN THE US SETTING

• ADJUVANT HPV VACCINATION IN OLDER HIV-POSITIVE MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN FOR PREVENTION OF ANAL CANCER – LONG-TERM CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS
Cao, V.
• LEGISLATION AND EVIDENCE FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF MEDICAL FOODS IN WORKER'S COMPENSATION SYSTEMS

• GROWING COST OF COMPOUNDED DRUGS IN CALIFORNIA WORKERS' COMPENSATION (CAWC) SYSTEM
Capan, M.
• USING TECHNOLOGY AND PROVIDER ASSESSMENT TO REDESIGN CLINICAL RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
Cardinaux, R.
• USING PLAN DO CHECK ACT (PDCA) QUALITY IMPROVEMENT CYCLES TO IMPLEMENT PREVENTION RECOMMENDATIONS AMONG PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS IN SWITZERLAND
Carley, M.
• OTTAWA DECISION SUPPORT TUTORIAL FOR ENHANCING UNDERSTANDING OF SHARED DECISION MAKING: WHAT DO THE USERS THINK?
Carlson, J.
• A FRAMEWORK FOR PRIORITIZING RESEARCH INVESTMENTS IN PRECISION MEDICINE

• PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT TO INFORM CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS RESEARCH INVESTMENT DECISIONS IN THE US: A PROOF OF CONCEPT EVALUATION
Carlson, K.
• INTEGRATING MENTAL HEALTH PATIENT DECISION AIDS INTO PRIMARY CARE PRACTICE
Carolan, H.
• PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS' PREFERENCES FOR INFORMATION AND DECISION SUPPORT: WHERE, WHEN, AND HOW?
Caroselli, V.
• DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONLINE PATIENT DECISION AID FOR PREVIOUSLY TREATED CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA

• PATIENT AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDER INVOLVEMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PATIENT DECISION AID FOR THOSE WITH PREVIOUSLY TREATED CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA
Carroll, A.
• COMPARING THE ACCURACY OF THE CONSTANT PROPORTIONAL RISK POSTURE VERSUS DELTA MODEL: MODELING THE STANDARD-GAMBLE - TIME TRADE-OFF RELATIONSHIP
Carter, G. C.
• GENERALIZED PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING WITH MULTIPLE COHORTS: A CASE STUDY OF COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMON SECOND-LINE REGIMENS FOR NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER IN THE US
Carter, K.
• “IT SOUNDS LIKE SOME BS”: ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION OF GENETIC RISK COMMUNICATION
Castro, M.
• COST EFFECTIVENESS OF BRONCHIAL THERMOPLASTY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE UNCONTROLLED ASTHMA
Cedillos, E.
• A WEB-BASED TUTORIAL TO PREVENT OBESITY GROUNDED IN FUZZY-TRACE THEORY IMPROVES KNOWLEDGE, GIST COMPREHENSION, AND HEALTHY VALUES
Cha, T.
• A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT STUDY TO INTEGRATE PATIENT DECISION AIDS INTO ORTHOPEDIC CARE
Chafen, J. S.
• THE VALUE OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INTERVENTIONS FOR CATHETER-ASSOCIATED URINARY AND BLOOD STREAM INFECTIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Chandler, C.
• PARTNER INFLUENCE ON ASTHMA PATIENTS' DECISION MAKING ABOUT PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
Chang, C. C.
• SHARED DECISION MAKING AND REGRET PLAYS CRITICAL ROLES OF POSTTRAUMATIC GROWTH: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Chapman, W.
• THE "WORKING" DIAGNOSIS: CHANGES IN THE PNEUMONIA DIAGNOSIS AMONG HOSPITALIZED VETERANS
Chartash, D.
• COMPARING THE ACCURACY OF THE CONSTANT PROPORTIONAL RISK POSTURE VERSUS DELTA MODEL: MODELING THE STANDARD-GAMBLE - TIME TRADE-OFF RELATIONSHIP

• AN INTRODUCTION TO (PYTHON) PROGRAMMING FOR THE MEDICAL DECISION SCIENTIST
Chauny, J. M.
• A MEASURE OF QUEBEC EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS' INTENTIONS TO USE WIKI-BASED REMINDERS TO PROMOTE BEST PRACTICES IN TRAUMA CARE
Chen, L.
• CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE IN THE HOSPITAL VALUE BASED PURCHASING PROGRAM AFTER THE ADDITION OF AN EFFICIENCY DOMAIN
Chen, P.
• THE VALUE OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INTERVENTIONS FOR CATHETER-ASSOCIATED URINARY AND BLOOD STREAM INFECTIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Chen, Q.
• PROBABILISTIC SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN SEQUENTIAL DECISION MODELS
Chen, Y. H.
• CALIBRATING DYNAMIC COMPARTMENTAL MODELS OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS IN THE UNITED STATES
Cheng, Y.
• FIRST-DOLLAR MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PLANS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER QUALITY OF CARE
Chhatwal, J.
• VALUE OF ADDITION OF HPV VACCINATION TO ANAL PRECANCEROUS LESION TREATMENT IN OLDER MSM—DO WE NEED FURTHER EVIDENCE?

• LOOPY NO MORE: PROBABILISTIC SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN MICROSIMULATION MODELS

• PROBABILISTIC SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN SEQUENTIAL DECISION MODELS

• ADJUVANT HPV VACCINATION IN OLDER HIV-POSITIVE MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN FOR PREVENTION OF ANAL CANCER – LONG-TERM CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS

• ESTIMATING THE PREVALENCE OF HEPATITIS C IN PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAID USING A MICROSIMULATION MODEL
Chhatwal, J.
• ADVANCED TOPICS IN DECISION ANALYTIC MODELING
Chhatwal, J.
• INTRODUCTION TO AGENT-BASED SIMULATION MODELING
Chiao, E.
• VALUE OF ADDITION OF HPV VACCINATION TO ANAL PRECANCEROUS LESION TREATMENT IN OLDER MSM—DO WE NEED FURTHER EVIDENCE?

• ADJUVANT HPV VACCINATION IN OLDER HIV-POSITIVE MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN FOR PREVENTION OF ANAL CANCER – LONG-TERM CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS
Chiappardi-Williams, D.
• PATIENT KNOWLEDGE AND PREFERENCES SURROUNDING INTERRUPTION OF ANTICOAGULATION THERAPY FOR MINOR PROCEDURES
Chiarchiaro, J.
• DO ADVANCE DIRECTIVES YIELD DISPOSITIVE INFORMATION ABOUT TREATMENT PREFERENCES FOR INCAPACITATED, CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS?
Chipenda Dansokho, S.
• DO PRIMARY CARE CLINICIANS ASK PATIENTS WHAT MATTERS TO THEM? AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN 5 FAMILY MEDICINE CLINICS

• ENGAGING PATIENTS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PATIENT DECISION AIDS: COMPARISONS OF CURRENT PRACTICES WITH USER-CENTERED DESIGN

• ENGAGEMENT OF MEMBERS OF MARGINALIZED POPULATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PATIENT DECISION AIDS AND OTHER PATIENT-CENTERED TOOLS
Choi, H.
• VALUE OF INFORMATION ANALYSES OF GOUT THERAPIES: USING A META-MODELING APPROACH
Choi, S. E.
• IMPACT OF EXPANDING THE NATIONAL SALT REDUCTION INITIATIVE: A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF BENEFITS AND RISKS OF POPULATION-LEVEL SODIUM REDUCTION

• USING DECOMPOSITION ANALYSIS TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPACT OF SODIUM ON DISPARITIES IN BLOOD PRESSURE IN THE UNITED STATES
Chong, A.
• THE QUALITY OF RESEARCH ABSTRACTS IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Christakis, D.
• NOT MY CHILD: DOES OPTIMISM BIAS INFLUENCE PARENT PREDICTIONS OF CHILDHOOD-OBESITY RELATED DISEASE RISKS?
Chuang, J.
• INCREASING PATIENT CENTERED COMMUNICATION AND DECISION MAKING IN PRIMARY CARE OFFICE VISITS: COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF A NOVEL MULTIDIMENSIONAL INTERVENTION WITH AN EXISTING PATIENT ACTIVATION INTERVENTION

• USING THE OBSERVER OPTION5 MEASURE TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF A NOVEL “OPEN COMMUNICATION” INTERVENTION ON SHARED DECISION-MAKING IN PRIMARY CARE APPOINTMENTS
Chung, S.
• HEALTH UTILITIES IN MARGINALIZED CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS PARTICIPATING IN A COMMUNITY-BASED HEPATITIS C PROGRAM
Cicenia, J.
• COST EFFECTIVENESS OF BRONCHIAL THERMOPLASTY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE UNCONTROLLED ASTHMA
Cipriano, L. E.
• COST EFFECTIVENESS OF NOVEL ALZHEIMER'S DEMENTIA DIAGNOSTICS

• ANTICOAGULATION THERAPY FOR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION IN PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA: A COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS
Clark, S.
• BROADER ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACT OF IMMUNIZATION AGAINST VACCINE-PREVENTABLE DISEASES IN 73 GAVI COUNTRIES FROM 2001-2020
Clipper, L.
• CLASSIFICATION AND REGRESSION TREES (CART) ANALYSIS FOR PREDICTING INFLUENZA
Clothier, B.
• ATTITUDES TOWARD SCREENING AND LUNG CANCER RISK PERCEPTIONS AMONG VETERANS INVITED TO AND SCHEDULING LUNG CANCER SCREENING
Clover, R. D.
• MALE AND FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS HAVE A POOR UNDERSTANDING OF HPV AND HPV VACCINES
Cnossen, M. C.
• VARIATION IN TREATMENT DECISIONS IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: PREDICTORS AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH OUTCOME
Cockrell, M.
• OPTIMIZING REFERRAL TO RENAL CARE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM THROUGH USE OF A PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR TRANSITION TO DIALYSIS IN A MEDICARE ADVANTAGE POPULATION
Cohen, J.
• TRADING BANKRUPTCY FOR HEALTH IN THE UNITED STATES: A DISCRETE-CHOICE EXPERIMENT
Cohen, J. T.
• VALUE OF INDIVIDUALIZED INFORMATION IN COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS: WHEN IS AN OUTCOME PREDICTION MODEL WORTH USING?
Coindard, G.
• VALIDATION OF THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF THE DIVA QUESTIONNAIRE

• VALIDATION OF A DOMAIN ASSESSING THE ENGAGEMENT OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS TOWARD VACCINATION USING THE RASCH MODEL
Col, N. F.
• WHAT'S IMPORTANT TO PATIENTS? USING TOOLS FROM MARKETING AND EDUCATION TO ASSESS DISPARATE PERSPECTIVES AND IMPROVE DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS
Colditz, G.
• SIDE EFFECT PERCEPTIONS AND THEIR EFFECT ON TREATMENT DECISIONS: A PSYCHOMETRIC INVESTIGATION

• RACIAL DISPARITIES ON EXPENDITURES OF PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION FOR MAJOR CHRONIC DISEASES IN THE U.S.: MEDICAL EXPENDITURE PANEL SURVEY 2011-2012
Cole, D.
• PREFERENCES FOR COLORECTAL SCREENING TESTS AMONG A PREVIOUSLY UNSCREENED POPULATION

• IMPACT OF MULTIPLE TEST OPTIONS ON INTENT-TO-SCREEN AMONG A PREVIOUSLY UNSCREENED POPULATION
Coles, C.
• THE VALUE OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INTERVENTIONS FOR CATHETER-ASSOCIATED URINARY AND BLOOD STREAM INFECTIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Colquhoun, H.
• ENGAGING PATIENTS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PATIENT DECISION AIDS: COMPARISONS OF CURRENT PRACTICES WITH USER-CENTERED DESIGN

• ENGAGEMENT OF MEMBERS OF MARGINALIZED POPULATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PATIENT DECISION AIDS AND OTHER PATIENT-CENTERED TOOLS
Connochie, D.
• PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: A PRACTICE TRAVEL DECISION INCREASES CONFIDENCE IN A SUBSEQUENT MEDICAL DECISION
Consiglio, G.
• FACTORS AFFECTING THE DELIVERY OF A PHARMACIST-LED MEDICATION REVIEW. EVIDENCE FROM THE MEDSCHECK ANNUAL SERVICE IN ONTARIO
Cooney, E.
• EXPANDED CHOICE SETS INCREASE PATIENTS' WILLINGNESS TO COMPLETE ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
Cooper, G.
• USING A HIDDEN MULTI-STATE MARKOV MODEL TO CHARACTERIZE UNOBSERVABLE DISEASE NATURAL HISTORY: THE CASE OF COLORECTAL CANCER RECURRENCE
Cordes, S.
• USE OF FEEDBACK TO IMPROVE SYMBOLIC-NUMBER MAPPINGS
Cornuz, J.
• TRAINING PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS IN SHARED DECISION MAKING FOR COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING. INSIGHTS FROM A STATEWIDE COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAM IN SWITZERLAND

• USING PLAN DO CHECK ACT (PDCA) QUALITY IMPROVEMENT CYCLES TO IMPLEMENT PREVENTION RECOMMENDATIONS AMONG PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS IN SWITZERLAND
Correa, L.
• NEGATIVE-PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT) EQUIPMENT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF OPEN ABDOMEN PATIENTS: COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO PAYMENT SCHEMES
Corrigan, D.
• A NATURALISTIC EVALUATION OF A DIAGNOSTIC SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR FAMILY PHYSICIANS
Costea, A.
• USING AN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DECISION SUPPORT TOOL (AFDST) FOR THROMBOPROPHYLAXIS IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION: IMPACT OF GENDER AND AGE
Côté, L.
• DO PRIMARY CARE CLINICIANS ASK PATIENTS WHAT MATTERS TO THEM? AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN 5 FAMILY MEDICINE CLINICS
Courtright, K.
• EXPANDED CHOICE SETS INCREASE PATIENTS' WILLINGNESS TO COMPLETE ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
Coutu, M. F.
• RETURN-TO-WORK DECISIONS IN REHABILITATION: HOW TO GET WORKERS, CLINICIANS AND STAKEHOLDERS ON THE SAME PAGE?
Cox, A. D.
• IMPACT OF PERSONALIZED AND COMPARATIVE RISK INFORMATION ON DECISIONS ABOUT COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING
Cox, D. S.
• IMPACT OF PERSONALIZED AND COMPARATIVE RISK INFORMATION ON DECISIONS ABOUT COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING
Coy Ulloa, J. D.
• INCORPORATING INDIVIDUAL PATIENT PREFERENCES IN TREATMENT DECISION MODELING FOR BREAST CANCER
Coyle, D.
• A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT (DCE) TO ELICIT PREFERENCES FOR ATTRIBUTES OF A BEDSIDE PHARMACOGENETIC TEST – PILOT TEST RESULTS
Crawford, F.
• A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS UNDER UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY FOR HEALTH
Cubillos Braswell, L.
• USING DELIBERATIVE METHODS TO GUIDE IMPLEMENTATION OF LUNG CANCER SCREENING
Cui, Z. L.
• GENERALIZED PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING WITH MULTIPLE COHORTS: A CASE STUDY OF COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMON SECOND-LINE REGIMENS FOR NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER IN THE US
Culverhouse, R.
• DO INDIVIDUALS' UTILITIES FOR DIVERSE HEALTH STATES TEND TO HAVE A CONSISTENT RANK WITHIN A POPULATION?
Cuypers, M.
• FIRST USER EXPERIENCES FROM A MULTI-CENTER IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEB-BASED PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT DECISION AID IN THE NETHERLANDS

• PREFERENCE FOR DECISION MAKING ROLE IN PROSTATE CANCER SURVIVORS IS ASSOCIATED WITH ILLNESS PERCEPTIONS AND SATISFACTION WITH INFORMATION PROVISION: RESULTS FROM THE PROFILES-REGISTRY
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