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3. sj-pdf-1-lup-10.1177_09612033221088209 – Supplemental Material for Health care utilization and costs of systemic lupus erythematosus in the United States: A systematic review

Author

Lin, Dora H, Murimi-Worstell, Irene B, Kan, Hong, Tierce, Jonothan C, Wang, Xia, Nab, Henk, Desta, Barnabas, Hammond, Edward R, and Alexander, G Caleb

Subjects
111702 Aged Health Care, FOS: Health sciences
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Supplemental Material, sj-pdf-1-lup-10.1177_09612033221088209 for Health care utilization and costs of systemic lupus erythematosus in the United States: A systematic review by Dora H Lin, Irene B Murimi-Worstell, Hong Kan, Jonothan C Tierce, Xia Wang, Henk Nab, Barnabas Desta, Edward R Hammond and G Caleb Alexander in lupus

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2022
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12. Costs of HIV+/AIDS at CD4+ counts disease stages based on treatment protocols

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Gable, Carol B., Tierce, Jonothan C., Simison, Diane, Ward, Douglas, and Motte, Katy

Subjects
HIV infection -- Economic aspects, AIDS (Disease) -- Economic aspects, Medical care, Cost of -- Analysis, Health
Abstract

Researchers have estimated the annual and lifetime costs of treating HIV infection and AIDS as well as many AIDS-related opportunistic infections. The total yearly cost of treating HIV infection ranges from $1,934 in those with CD4 counts of 500 or more to $25,239 in those with counts less than 50. Annual treatment costs for opportunistic infections range from $2,194 for esophageal Candida infections to $100,337 for cytomegalovirus retinitis. The estimated lifetime cost of treating HIV infection/AIDS is $94,726, but this does not include palliative care, lost employment or counseling.

Published
1996

13. Reimbursement

Author

Tierce, Jonothan C.

Subjects
Ambulatory medical care -- Insurance, Prospective payment systems (Medical care) -- Evaluation, Health
Published
1993

14. Coverage of Nonpharmacologic Treatments for Low Back Pain Among US Public and Private Insurers

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Heyward, James, primary, Jones, Christopher M., additional, Compton, Wilson M., additional, Lin, Dora H., additional, Losby, Jan L., additional, Murimi, Irene B., additional, Baldwin, Grant T., additional, Ballreich, Jeromie M., additional, Thomas, David A., additional, Bicket, Mark C., additional, Porter, Linda, additional, Tierce, Jonothan C., additional, and Alexander, G. Caleb, additional

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2018
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15. Prescription Drug Coverage for Treatment of Low Back Pain Among US Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and Commercial Insurers

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Lin, Dora H., primary, Jones, Christopher M., additional, Compton, Wilson M., additional, Heyward, James, additional, Losby, Jan L., additional, Murimi, Irene B., additional, Baldwin, Grant T., additional, Ballreich, Jeromie M., additional, Thomas, David A., additional, Bicket, Mark, additional, Porter, Linda, additional, Tierce, Jonothan C., additional, and Alexander, G. Caleb, additional

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2018
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16. The cost-effectiveness of sub-epidermal moisture scanning to assess pressure injury risk in U.S. health systems

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Padula, William V, Malaviya, Shreena, Hu, Ellen, Creehan, Sue, Delmore, Barbara, and Tierce, Jonothan C

Abstract

Objective Hospital-acquired pressure injuries harm over 2.5 million patients at a U.S. cost of $26.8 billion. Sub-epidermal moisture scanning technology supports clinicians to anatomically identify locations at-risk of developing hospital-acquired pressure injuries. Our objective was to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of adopting sub-epidermal moisture scanners in comparison to existing hospital-acquired pressure injury prevention guidelines structured around subjective risk assessments.Methods A Markov cohort model was developed to analyze the cost-effectiveness of sub-epidermal moisture scanners in comparison to existing prevention guidelines, based on current clinical trial data from the U.S. health care sector perspective in the acute, acute rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility settings. A hypothetical cohort was simulated over a time horizon of one year. An incremental cost-effectiveness ratio was measured using U.S. dollars per quality-adjusted life year at a willingness-to-pay threshold of $100,000/quality-adjusted life year, and uncertainty was tested using probabilistic sensitivity analysis.Results Integration of sub-epidermal moisture scanners yielded cost-savings of $4054 and 0.35 quality-adjusted life years gained per acute care admission, suggesting that sub-epidermal moisture scanners are a dominant strategy compared to standard care and producing a net monetary benefit of $39,335. For every 1000 admissions in high-risk acute care, sub-epidermal moisture scanners could avert around seven hospital-acquired pressure injury-related deaths and decrease hospital-acquired pressure injury-related re-hospitalization by approximately 206 bed-days.Conclusions Acute care, acute rehabilitation and skilled nursing settings that adopt sub-epidermal moisture technology could achieve a return on investment in less than one year. Providers may want to consider these types of technology that aid clinical judgment with objective measures of risk in quality improvement bundles.

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2020
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17. Continuing Education

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Chrischilles, Elizabeth A., primary, Cosler, Leon E., additional, Delgado, David J., additional, Fridman, Moshe, additional, Link, Brian K., additional, Mucenski, John W., additional, Scott, Shane D., additional, Semroc, Georgette N., additional, Stolshek, Bradley S., additional, Shogan, Jeffrey E., additional, and Tierce, Jonothan C., additional

Published
2003
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18. Pharmacoeconomics and Considerations for Injectable Products: Focus on Colony-Stimulating Factors

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Chrischilles, Elizabeth A., primary, Cosler, Leon E., additional, Delgado, David J., additional, Link, Brian K., additional, Fridman, Moshe, additional, Mucenski, John W., additional, Scott, Shane D., additional, Semroc, Georgette N., additional, Shogan, Jeffrey E., additional, Stolshek, Bradley S., additional, and Tierce, Jonothan C., additional

Published
2003
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