38th Annual North American Meeting of the Society for Medical Decision Making: Author Index K

Author Index: K

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• AN ANALYSIS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPREAD AND PREVENTION BASED ON MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF SCHOOL POPULATION: ‘BACK MONTE CARLO' DATA APPROACH

Kalager, M.

• UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS OF LEAD TIME AND OVERDIAGNOSIS IN MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENING: THE SCREENING ILLUSTRATOR

• USING AN INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLE TO DETERMINE THE CAUSAL EFFECT OF OPPORTUNISTIC MAMMOGRAPHY ON BREAST CANCER MORTALITY

Kamath, G.

• ENTERTAINMENT-EDUCATION COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING DECISION AID FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

Kamel, H.

• MODELING VALUE-BASED PAYMENT ADJUSTMENTS FOR TIMELY ACUTE STROKE CARE: COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS MODELING MEETS PAY-FOR-PERFORMANCE

Kang, S.

• ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE VERSUS INITIAL NEPHRON-SPARING TREATMENT FOR SMALL RENAL TUMORS: A DECISION ANALYSIS

• COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF INACTIVATED AND LIVE-ATTENUATED INFLUENZA VACCINE IN CHILDREN: A DECISION-ANALYTIC MODEL

Kapadia, N.

• EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER AND PREOPERATIVE BREAST MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) USE: ESTIMATED LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS

Karakurt, G.

• DATA-DRIVEN ANALYSIS OF MINED ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS REVEALS ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND ADVERSE HEALTH CONSEQUENCES

• SYMPOSIUM: HOW CAN WE BEST PRESENT UNCERTAINTY THAT ACTIVATES PATIENTS TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS?

• ‘EXPERT ADVICE' FOR DEVELOPING DECISION SUPPORT: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF WOMEN WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED PERIVIABLE BIRTH

• PARENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON ANTENATAL DECISION MAKING FOR THE ANTICIPATED BIRTH OF A PERIVIABLE INFANT

Kawano, S.

• AN ANALYSIS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPREAD AND PREVENTION BASED ON MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF SCHOOL POPULATION: ‘BACK MONTE CARLO' DATA APPROACH

Keevil, J.

• BAKING SHARED DECISION MAKING INTO THE CLINICAL WORKFLOW CREATES A STICKY EXPERIENCE WITH ACCELERATING USE

Keller, A.

• HOW DO CHILDREN AND PARENTS WANT TO BE INVOLVED IN MAKING DECISIONS FOR CHILD ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION TREATMENT?: A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Kelly, G.

• INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OLDER WOMEN WITH EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER WHEN MAKING RADIOTHERAPY DECISIONS

• PATIENTS OVERESTIMATE THEIR RISK, BUT THE MAGNITUDE DECREASES WHEN INFORMATION COMES FROM THEIR DOCTOR WITHOUT PATIENT'S OWN ESTIMATIONS

Kelly, S.

• DO THE BENEFITS OF TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY OUTWEIGH THE HARMS? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND NETWORK META-ANALYSIS

Kelly-Blake, K.

• CAN AN INTERACTIVE DECISION AID IMPROVE COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING? OUTCOMES FROM THE DATES (DECISION AID TO TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCE SHARED DECISION MAKING) STUDY

• TEN-YEAR TRENDS IN DIRECT COSTS OF ASTHMA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY

Kent, D. M.

• HOW OFTEN DO COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSES INCORPORATE PATIENT-LEVEL HETEROGENEITY? A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

Kerns, J.

• EFFECT OF COUNSELING QUALITY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES AFTER SECOND-TRIMESTER TERMINATION FOR PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS

Kerr, T.

• INABILITY TO ACCESS HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES AMONG PEOPLE WHO INJECT DRUGS IN A CANADIAN SETTING

• THE RELATIVE IMPACTS OF ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY AND HARM REDUCTION INITIATIVES ON HIV INCIDENCE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA: 1996-2013

Khakban, A.

• EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF STATED AND REVEALED PREFERENCES USING BAYESIAN MIXED LOGIT ESTIMATION FROM A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT: AN APPLICATION TO LATENT TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION TREATMENT

Khan, K.

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF CANADA'S TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING AND SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF ALTERNATIVE DIAGNOSTIC MODALITIES FOR SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE CONJUNCTIVA (SCCC) AMONG HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS IN CENTRAL AND EAST AFRICA

Kiani, G.

• PATIENT EMPOWERMENT IN HEALTH CARE ENGAGEMENT: A FOCUS ON VULNERABLE POPULATIONS

Kiatpongsan, S.

• SPREADING THE HEALTHCARE: THAIS' ESTIMATED VERSUS IDEAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL HEALTHCARE SPENDING

• CLINICIANS' EXPERIENCE OF WORKING WITH A PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT DECISION AID COMPARED TO STANDARD INFORMATION ROUTINES

Kilgore, M.

• A TWO-PART MODEL FOR THE IMPACT OF HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY FACTORS ON MEDICARE READMISSION PENALTIES

• PARENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON ANTENATAL DECISION MAKING FOR THE ANTICIPATED BIRTH OF A PERIVIABLE INFANT

Kim, E.

• EVALUATING THE VALIDITY OF PARENTAL REPORTS OF HEALTHCARE UTILIZATION FOR CHILDREN WITH SUSPECTED GENETIC DISORDERS OF UNKNOWN CAUSE

Kim, J. J.

• ORAL ABSTRACTS: INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL

• LEVERAGING CANCER MODELS TO EXPLORE THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE CAUSAL HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (HPV) INFECTION

• IDENTIFYING RESOURCE USE AND CAPACITY CONSTRAINT TRADEOFFS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING NEW SCREENING GUIDELINES IN NORWAY

• THE IMPACT OF TIME TO DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT ON SCREENING EFFICACY

• RISK-BASED ADAPTIVE SCREENING FOR CERVICAL CANCER

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF ALTERNATIVE DIAGNOSTIC MODALITIES FOR SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE CONJUNCTIVA (SCCC) AMONG HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS IN CENTRAL AND EAST AFRICA

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF A MOBILE ANTENATAL CARE (MAC) OUTREACH PROGRAM IN MALAWI

Kimminau, K.

• DE-IMPLEMENTING CURATIVE THERAPY IN LOW-RISK PROSTATE CANCER: PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE OF UROLOGISTS' UNLEARNING

Kimura, R.

• PARENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON ANTENATAL DECISION MAKING FOR THE ANTICIPATED BIRTH OF A PERIVIABLE INFANT

Kirksey, M.

• USING SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS TO UNDERSTAND PERIOPERATIVE STAFF TOPOLOGY AT A HIGH-VOLUME SPECIALTY HOSPITAL

• GETTING PATIENTS IN THE DOOR: MEDICAL APPOINTMENT REMINDER PREFERENCES

• A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE PRODUCT FEATURES IMPORTANT TO ADULT CONSUMERS' USE OF ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEMS

Klein, E.

• COMPARING PHYSICIANS' AND PATIENTS' EXPECTATIONS FOR ANTIBIOTICS: A STUDY ACROSS MULTIPLE SAMPLES

Klein, E.

• USING IMAGES TO PROMOTE HEALTH CHANGES: NOT ALL CIGARETTE HEALTH WARNINGS ARE CREATED EQUAL

Klemp, M.

• HEALTH ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF DISEASE MODIFYING MEDICINES USED FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

Knaus, M.

• MOTIVATING CONCERN ABOUT PANDEMIC INFLUENZA: EFFECTS OF GRAPHICS AND DISEASE TERMS IN A 11-COUNTRY STUDY

• COMMUNICATING AMBIGUITY ABOUT VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS REDUCES VACCINATION INTENTIONS: AMBIGUITY AVERSION AND ITS MECHANISMS

• SYMPOSIUM: HEALTH EXPERIENCES RESEARCH, ENGAGEMENT, AND DECISION MAKING

• EXAMINING DECISION-MAKING FOR CANCER SCREENING: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE CHARACTERISTICS OF JAPANESE AND US ADULTS

Kobrin, S.

• CANCER-RELATED SYMPTOMS: DO CONCERNS OVER TIME, DOCTORS' REACTION, OR OTHER PATIENT WORRIES IMPACT THE DECISION TO SEEK CARE?

• WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE? AN ONLINE TOOL FOR COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELL DETECTION BASED ON USER BELIEFS

Kohler, P.

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF CANADA'S TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING AND SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS

Kohli-Lynch, C.

• PRIORITIZING INDIVIDUALS FOR PREVENTIVE STATIN THERAPY: BEYOND TEN-YEAR RISK

• SIGNALLING DEMAND: PCSK9 INHIBITORS FOR STATIN INTOLERANT INDIVIDUALS

Koinig, K.

• SYSTEMATIC OVERVIEW OF RESPONSE CRITERIA AMONG PATIENTS WITH MYELODYSPLASTIC SYNDROMES

Koné, V.

• THE CONSEQUENCES OF MEDICAL ERRORS ON HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS: THE CONCEPT OF SECOND VICTIM

Kong, C. Y.

• GENETIC TESTING TO GUIDE MRI SCREENING FOR PANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA: RESULTS OF A MICROSIMULATION MODEL

• COMPARISON OF CALIBRATION METHODS FOR NATURAL HISTORY SIMULATION MODELS

Koonin, L.

• MODELING THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF A HYPOTHETICAL FAMILY PLANNING INTERVENTION DURING A ZIKA OUTBREAK IN THE UNITED STATES

Koopman, R.

• HOW DO PATIENTS INTERPRET VARIABILITY AND SLOPE IN BLOOD PRESSURE DATA VISUALIZATIONS?

• DESIGNING DATA VISUALIZATIONS TO SUPPORT SHARED DECISION MAKING ABOUT BLOOD PRESSURE

Korhonen, L.

• MODELING THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF A HYPOTHETICAL FAMILY PLANNING INTERVENTION DURING A ZIKA OUTBREAK IN THE UNITED STATES

• CHOOSING MODE OF DELIVERY AFTER A PREVIOUS CAESAREAN: A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING IMPLEMENTATION OF SHARED DECISION-MAKING

Kostick, K.

• REVISITING AN SMDM CALL FOR SHARED DECISION-MAKING IN ADVANCED HEART FAILURE

Kotb, A.

• DO THE BENEFITS OF TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY OUTWEIGH THE HARMS? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND NETWORK META-ANALYSIS

Koyuturk, M.

• DATA-DRIVEN ANALYSIS OF MINED ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS REVEALS ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND ADVERSE HEALTH CONSEQUENCES

Krahn, M. D.

• INVESTIGATING STRUCTURAL INDEPENDENCE IN PREFERENCE-BASED UTILITY INSTRUMENTS USING GRAPHICAL MODELS

• VALIDATING THE BLADDER UTILITY SYMPTOM SCALE (BUSS): A MULTIATTRIBUTE HEALTH STATE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR ALL PATIENTS WITH BLADDER CANCER

• PANEL: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SECOND PANEL ON COST-EFFECTIVENESS IN HEALTH AND MEDICINE

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF DRUGS FOR CHRONIC HEPATITIS C INFECTION: INFORMING ON LISTING DECISIONS OF INTERFERON-FREE DIRECT-ACTING ANTIVIRAL REGIMENS IN CANADA

• CORNEAL CROSS-LINKING VERSUS PENETRATING KERATOPLASTY IN THE TREATMENT OF KERATOCONUS: A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS

• PREFERENCES OF PREGNANT WOMEN AND FAMILY MEMBERS FOR COMBINED MATERNAL-FETAL HEALTH STATES ARISING FROM THE USE OF ANTICOAGULATION IN PREGNANCY

• WEIGHTING OF AHI SCORES AND SYMPTOMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SLEEP APNEA BY SLEEP SPECIALISTS

• A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS

• HEALTH UTILITIES IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PATIENTS WITH LATE-STAGE LIVER DISEASE

• CHALLENGES ON THE PATH TO REIMBURSEMENT OF ONCOLOGY DRUGS: INSIGHTS FROM THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS DECISIONS OF THE PAN-CANADIAN ONCOLOGY DRUG REVIEW

Krebs, E.

• THE RELATIVE IMPACTS OF ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY AND HARM REDUCTION INITIATIVES ON HIV INCIDENCE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA: 1996-2013

Kreif, N.

• ESTIMATING THE COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF LONGITUDINAL INTERVENTIONS

• NEW METHODS FOR ADDRESSING CONFOUNDING IN COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS STUDIES

Krishnamurti, T.

• BASE RATES AND EXTENSIONAL REASONING IN DECOMPENSATION RISK ASSESSMENTS: A LONGITUDINAL COHORT STUDY

• ENGAGING A HIGH-RISK PREGNANCY POPULATION: RESULTS FROM A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT PILOT OF THE MYHEALTHYPREGNANCY APP

Kristiansen, I. S.

• UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTS OF LEAD TIME AND OVERDIAGNOSIS IN MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENING: THE SCREENING ILLUSTRATOR

• USING AN INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLE TO DETERMINE THE CAUSAL EFFECT OF OPPORTUNISTIC MAMMOGRAPHY ON BREAST CANCER MORTALITY

• IDENTIFYING RESOURCE USE AND CAPACITY CONSTRAINT TRADEOFFS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING NEW SCREENING GUIDELINES IN NORWAY

• VALUE OF PERFECT IMPLEMENTATION: INCREASING ADHERENCE TO CHOLESTEROL LOWERING THERAPIES

Kristiansen, R.

• COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF REPLACING OPEN LIVER RESECTION WITH LAPAROSCOPIC LIVER RESECTION FOR PATIENTS WITH COLORECTAL LIVER METASTASES. ANALYSES PERFORMED ALONGSIDE A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL: THE OSLO-COMET STUDY

Kristjanson, E.

• ESTIMATING THE HEALTHCARE COSTS ATTRIBUTABLE TO WEST NILE VIRUS: A POPULATION-BASED MATCHED COHORT STUDY IN ONTARIO, CANADA

Kroep, J. R.

• DISCLOSING THE UNCERTAINTY ASSOCIATED WITH PROGNOSTIC ESTIMATES IN BREAST CANCER: CURRENT PRACTICES AND PATIENTS' PERCEPTIONS OF UNCERTAINTY

Krupski, T.

• GUIDELINE EVALUATION FOR SECONDARY RENAL CELL CARCINOMA SCREENING

• IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING APPROACHES FOR HIV-POSITIVE WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

• BAYESIAN PREDICTION OF PREVALENCE OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS IN YOUNG GIRLS IN THE US FROM AGGREGATED DATA USING EXPONENTIALLY DAMPED POLYNOMIAL MODELS

Kulkarni, G.

• VALIDATING THE BLADDER UTILITY SYMPTOM SCALE (BUSS): A MULTIATTRIBUTE HEALTH STATE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR ALL PATIENTS WITH BLADDER CANCER

Kullgren, J.

• THE INFLUENCE OF DATA VERSUS NARRATIVES ON PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN SCREENING DECISIONS

Kumar, S.

• EFFICIENCY OF VIRTUAL RECRUITMENT METHODS FOR BROAD AND SPECIFIC STUDY POPULATIONS

Kuntz, K. M.

• ORAL ABSTRACTS: CANCER SCREENING AND PREVENTION

• PANEL: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SECOND PANEL ON COST-EFFECTIVENESS IN HEALTH AND MEDICINE

• INFORMING MEDICATION DISCONTINUATION DECISIONS AMONG ADULTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

• IMMEDIATE COLECTOMY VERSUS ENHANCED SURVEILLANCE FOR LOW-GRADE DYSPLASIA IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS

• BAYESIAN PREDICTION OF PREVALENCE OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS IN YOUNG GIRLS IN THE US FROM AGGREGATED DATA USING EXPONENTIALLY DAMPED POLYNOMIAL MODELS

• ‘EXPERT ADVICE' FOR DEVELOPING DECISION SUPPORT: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF WOMEN WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED PERIVIABLE BIRTH

• EDUCATION COMMITTEE MEETING

• HEALTH UTILITY ESTIMATES AMONG PERSONS LIVING WITH HIV IN THE U.S. – IMPLICATIONS FOR COST-EFFECTIVENESS MODELING AND FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS

• EFFECT OF COUNSELING QUALITY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES AFTER SECOND-TRIMESTER TERMINATION FOR PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS

• PARENTS' PERSPECTIVES ON ANTENATAL DECISION MAKING FOR THE ANTICIPATED BIRTH OF A PERIVIABLE INFANT

Kutz, C.

• A STAKEHOLDER-CENTERED APPROACH TO ELICITING PATIENT TREATMENT GOALS IN THE CONTEXT OF HIGH-STAKE CLINICAL DECISIONS

Kvizhinadze, G.

• THE HEALTH-LOSS BURDEN OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN NEW ZEALAND: RESULTS FROM A NEW COMPUTER-SIMULATION MODEL

Kwong, J.

• THE ECONOMIC BURDEN OF INVASIVE PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE IN ONTARIO, CANADA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY

• EARLY INITIATION OF HAART TO FORESTALL AIDS-RELATED LYMPHOMA IN SOUTH AFRICA: A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS

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