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Friday,
June 27, 2003
9:30
a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Implementation
of Medicaid PCCM and Use of Primary Care by Children of Different Races/Ethnicity
E. Kathleen Adams, Emory University
Pathways
Through SCHIP: A Longitudinal Analysis of Enrollment and Coverage Patterns
R. Andrew Allison, Kansas Health Institute
Three
Opportunities to Improve Risk Adjustment
R. Adams Dudley, IHPS, UCSF
CDC
Research Agenda
Lawrence Green, CDC
The
Impace of Mandatory HMO Enrollment on Prenatal Care, Smoking, and Birth
Outcomes in Ohio Medicaid
Embry Howell, Urban Institute
The
Effects of Medicaid Managed Care Upon Processes, Outcomes and Quality
of Obstetric Care
Denise Kruzikas, The Medstat Group
Real
World Uses of Risk Adjustment
Robert Reid, Group Health Cooperative
Challenges
& Opportunities for Consumer-Driven Health Insurance
James Robinson, University of California, Berkeley
Medicare
in the Market for Physician Services
Julie A. Schoenman, Project HOPE Center for Health Affairs
Insurance
Status and Source of Healthcare Among Asian-American and Pacific Islander
(AAPI) Children in the US
Natasha K. Sriraman, MD, MPH
The
Long-Term Effects of the Obesity Epidemic on Chronic Conditions, Disability
& Long-Term Care
Roland Sturm, RAND Health
Comparing Pharmacy and Diagnosis-based Risk Adjustment
Models
Yang Zhao, DxCG, Inc.
11:30
a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
AHRQ
Quality Indicators
Kathy Ciccone, HANYS
Controlling
Medicaid Prescription Drug expenditures
Linda Elam, Kaiser Family Foundation
Population-Based
County Health Assessment: The State of Mississippi Experience
Peter Fos, Mississippi State Department Of Health
Controlling Rx Costs: Lessons from the Public & Private Sector
Lisa Ghotbi, Blue Shield of California
CMS
Research Agenda
Stuart Guterman, CMS
Knowledge
Management, Knowledge Creation, and Quality Improvement in a Large Health
Care System: An Exploratory Field Study
Sylvia Hysong, University of Houston
The
Relationship Between Local Public Health Agency Performance & Community
Health Improvement
Norma Kanarek, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Issues
in Patient Safety: Translating Research into Action
Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH
Issues
in Patient Safety: Translating Research into Action
Lucian Leape, Harvard University
Casting
a Narrow Net: Does Proximity to the Safety Net Improve Access and Use?
Sharon Long, Urban Institute
Physician
Practice Strategies in the New Millenium: Implications for Access and
Cost Containment in Medicare
Hoangmai Pham, Center for Studying Health System Change
Health
Equity Research: Beyond The Sound of One Hand Clapping
International Exchange for Health Services Research and Policy: Learning
from Cross-Country Comparisons
Patricia Pittman, AcademyHealth
AHRQ
Quality Indicators
Denise Remus, AHRQ
Issues
in Patient Safety: Translating Research into Action
Roger Resar, Luther Midelfort Mayo Health System
Issues
in Patient Safety: Translating Research into Action
Daniel Stryer, MD; Acting Director Acting Director, Center for Quality
Improvement and Patient Center for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety
Consumer-Directed
Home Care in the Netherlands, England and Germany
Joshua M.
Wiener, Jane Tilly and Alison Evans Cuellar
Local
Public Health System Partnerships
Susan Zahner, University of Wisconsin, Madison
3:00 p.m.
- 4:30 p.m.
Costs
of Churning and Sources of Instability in Medicaid and SCHIP: The New
York Experience
Deborah Bachrach, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP
Increasing
the Impact of Your Research
Brian Biles, George Washington University
Modeling
Population Health: Stochastic Microsimulation
Jonathan Brown, MPP, PhD, KP Center for Health Research
Social
Insurance Systems: Where Are They Coming From and Where Are They Going?
Reinhard Busse, European Observatory
Web
: News from NLM & Beyond
Marjorie Cahn, National Library of Medicine
The
Global Cost and Prevalence of Chronic Disease
Judy Canny, WHO
Rite of Passage?: Why Young Adults Become Uninsured and How New Policies
Can Help
Sara Collins, The Commonwealth Fund
Web
: News from NLM & Beyond
Betsy Humphreys, National Library of Medicine
Staying Covered: Retaining Health Insurance for Low-income Families
(Part 1)
Leighton Ku, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Trends
in the Health of Older Persons: Data from the Warehouse on Trends in
Health and Aging
James Lubitz, NCHS
Responding
to the Challenge of Complexity: Ideas from Europe
Martin McKee, European Observatory
Prescription
After Hospital Discharge Decreases Mortality in Congestive Heart Failure
Patients
Hude Quan, University of Calgary
Staying Covered: Strategies for Simplifying Renewal and Promoting Retention
of Health Coverage for Low-Income Families
Donna Cohen Ross, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
From
Researcher to Expert
Robert St. Peter, Kansas Health Institute
Staying
Covered: Instability in Insurance and Policy Options To Improve Continuity
and Expand Coverage
Cathy Schoen, The Commonwealth Fund
Health Insurance Dynamics:Implications for Coverage Reforms
Pamela Farley Short, Penn State University
Economics
of planning and preparing for a catastrophic infectious disease event
Raymond Strikas, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The
Sooner, the Better: How Choice & Assignment Delays Can Lead to Preventive
Care Delays Among Infant Medicaid Managed Care Enrollees
Shanna Shulman, Harvard University
5:00 p.m.
- 6:30 p.m.
IOM
Priority Areas
Karen Adams, Institute of Medicine
Developing
Indicators for the National Healthcare Quality Report Using NCHS/CDC
Data: Methodological Issues
Irma Arispe, NCHS/CDC
Identifying
Future High-Cost Users of Medical Care
Arlene Ash, Boston University & DxCG, Inc.
Profiling,
Risk Adjustment, Predictive Modeling: Using Risk Adjustment to Manage
Care
Arlene Ash, Boston University & DxCG, Inc.
Coordinated
Care Trials Around Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States
Peter Broadhead, Harkness Fellow
Empowering
Arizona Border Communities for Diabetes Prevention and Control
Stuart Cohen, University of Arizona
Exploring
the Link Between Depression & Nursing Home Admissions for People
with Medicare: Results from a National Study
Samuel Haffer, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Research
Agenda of Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): Research that Makes a
Difference in Health Care Policy & Practice
Rodney Hayward,
University of Michigan
Patient Safety Issues in Ambulatory Care: Use of Counseling and Education
Services in the Outpatient Setting
Julia Holmes, National Center for Health Statistics
New
to Improve Health Plan Adherence to National Chlamydia Screening
Guidelines
Kathleen Irwin, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
New
Horizons in Long-Term Care Policy
Robert Lee, University of Kansas
Early
Experience of Employees with a Consumer-Driven Health Plan
Stephen Parente, University of Minnesota
PCP
Profiling Using Risk Adjustment
Elizabeth Pappius, Provider Service Network
Using
Start of Care OASIS Data to Predict and Case Mix Adjust Home Health
Aid Utilization
Robert Rosati, Visiting Nurse Service of New York
Medicaid
and the State Children's Health Insurance Program: Fiscal Challenges
to Coverage
Victoria Wachino, Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured
Research
Agenda of Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): Research that Makes a
Difference in Health Care Policy & Practice
Nelda Wray, Department of Veterans Affairs
6:45 p.m.
- 8:15 p.m.
The
Economic Burden of Health Care and Illness on Massachusetts Families
Paul Dryfoos, Dryfoos Consulting
How
Do Stressful Family Environments Relate to Enrollment in Health Insurance
by Low-Income Children and their Parents?
Gerry Fairbrother, New York Academy of Medicine
Post-Traumatic
Stress in New York City Children after the September 11th Terrorist
Attacks and Subsequent Use of Counseling Services
Gerry Fairbrother, New York Academy of Medicine
Saturday,
June 28, 2003
8:30 a.m.
- 10:30 a.m.
The
Economics of Alcohol Treatment
Jayanta Bhattacharya, Stanford University
Hospital-Level
Characteristics and 30-Day Risk-Adjusted Mortality of AMI Patients
Jeanne Black, UCLA School of Public Health
The
Economics of Alcohol Treatment
Michael French, Medical University of South Carolina
Consistency
in Performance Evaluation Reports
Ching-to Albert Ma, Boston University
Understanding
the Dynamics of the Individual Insurance Market
Timothy McBride, University of Missouri, St. Louis
Assessing
the Implementation of the Chronic Care Model in Quality Improvement
Collaboratives
Marjorie Pearson, RAND
The
Economics of Alcohol Treatment
Harold Perl, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Use of Clinical Outcomes Data for Physical Therapist Provider Profiling
Linda Resnik, Brown University
Controlling
Costs in a Medicare Risk Plan: Evaluation of a Geriatric Collaborative
Model of Care
Paul Shelton, Carle Foundation
The
Economics of Alcohol Treatment
Roland Sturm, RAND Health
CMS
Databases
Daniel
Waldo, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Promoting
Health, Identifying Needs & Improving Benefits in the Military Health
System
Thomas Williams, TRICARE Management Activity, Department of Defense
10:30
a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Advancing
Research, Policy & Practice: Spotlight on AcademyHealth Programs
Building
Rigorous Evidence on Welfare and Employment Policy
Gordon Berlin, MDRC
Academic
Health Organizations: An International Perspective
Stephen Davies, Addenbrooke's NHS Trust
OECD
Health Data: What Do the Numbers Mean for the United States?
Elizabeth Docteur, Organization for Economics Cooperation and Development
Discrimination
and Calibration of 3 Mortality Prediction Models Being Considered for
Quality Asssessment in Intensive Care Units
R. Adams Dudley, Dept of Med, Inst for Health Pol Studies, UCSF
Communicating
Your Research to the Media
Lucian Leape,
Harvard University
Restructing
Medicare for the Long-Term
Jeff Lemieux, Centrists.Org, Progressive Policy Institute
Research
Agenda at NCI: New Opportunities in HSR, Outcomes, Behavioral &
Survivorship Research
Joseph Lipscomb, National Cancer Institute
Monitoring
and Improving Quality of Care: Is there an International Paradigm Shift
from Professional Self-Regulation to Accountability?
Soeren Mattke,
OECD
International
Exchange for Health Services Research and Policy: Learning from Cross-Country
Comparisons - An initiative of AcademyHealth
Patricia Pittman, AcademyHealth
Are
Preventable Hospitalization Rates Sensitive to Changes in Access to
Primary Care?
Somnath Saha, Oregon Health & Science University
Communicating
Your Research to the Media
Jonathan Weiner, Johns Hopkins University
2:00
p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Management
Projects in the Veterans Health Administration
Rick Best, Veterans Evidence Based Research Dissemination & Implementation
Center
NIAAA,
NIDA & NIMH Research Agendas
Susan Farrell, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Employer-Driven
Quality Initiatives: Best Practices
Roger Feldman, University of Minnesota
Who
Pays for What? Integrating Data Bases from Multiple Existing Sources
to Examine Publicly-Funded Substance Abuse Services for Adolescents
Craig Anne Heflinger, Vanderbilt University
Competitive
Bidding for Medicare Services
Thomas Hoerger, RTI International
Local Public Health System Performance and Its Relationship to Community
Health Improvement
Jennifer Stanley, The Public Health Foundation
How
Does Race/Ethnicity Affect Patients' Perceptions of Health System Cultural
Competence?
Rachel Johnson, Johns Hopkins University
Job
and Career Satisfaction Predictors for Older Nurses
Linda Lacey, North Carolina Center for Nursing
Methods
& Policy for Oral Health Personnel Planning
Elizabeth Mertz, University of California, San Francisco
NIAAA,
NIDA & NIMH Research Agendas
Harold Perl, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
A
National Profile of Patient Safety in U.S. Hospitals Based on Administrative
Data
Patrick Romano, University of California, Davis
Patient-Physician
Relationships and Racial Disparities in the Quality of Care
Somnath Saha, Oregon Health & Science University
Organization
of nursing services in the VHA
Anne Sales, VA Puget Sound Health Care System
Applied
Strategies for Improving Patient Safety
David West, CNA Corporation
4:00 p.m.
- 5:30 p.m.
Alice Hersh Lecture
Robert Blendon, Harvard School of Public Health
AcademyHealth
Member Input: Ethical Guidelines for our Fields
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, National Institutes of Health
Cost-Effectiveness
of Pediatric Cochlear Implants: Incorporating Recipients' Own Decisions
& Lifetime Modeling
James H. Ford, University of Wisconsin
OECD
Health Data: What Do the Numbers Mean for the United States?
Soeren Mattke, Organization for Economics Cooperation and Development
National
SCHIP Evaluation Focus Group Study
Renee Schwalberg, Health Systems Research, Inc.
Physician
Discussion of Affect Issues with Their Patients
Ming Tai-Seale, Texas A&M University System Health Science
Center School of Rural Public Health
OECD
Health Data: What Do the Numbers Mean for the United States?
Daniel Waldo,
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Sunday,
June 29, 2003
7:30 a.m.
poster session
Predicting
Organizational Change Sustainability
James Ford II, University of Wisconsin
9:15 a.m.
- 10:45 a.m.
Reasons
for Disenrolling and CAHPS® Measures
Randall Bender, RTI International
Linking Medicare Claims Data to the MFFS Survey to Understand Subgroup
Variation
Shulamit Bernard, RTI International
Inside
the Black Box: How Actuaries Price Health Insurance
Cathi
Callahan, Actuarial Research Corporation
Inside
the Black Box: How Actuaries Price Health Insurance
John Lloyd, Ernst & Young LLP
Challenging
Assumptions: How Vulnerable MMC Beneficiaries’ Understand Their
Plans & Health Care Experiences
Cynthia Robins, Westat
Comparison
of Screening Mammography in the United States & the United Kingdom
Rebecca Smith-Bindman, University of California, San Francisco
How
Much of the Variation Across States in Mental Health Service Use &
Need Among Children Is Related to Market Characteristics & Health
Care Legislation?
Roland Sturm, RAND Health
Inside
the Black Box: How Actuaries Price Health Insurance
Lisa Tourville, Ingenix
11:15
a.m -12:45 p.m.
Adjusting
PPS Rates for Geographic Wage Variation: What is a fair labor-related
share?
Kathleen Dalton, Univ of North Carolina
Improving
the Identification of Members with Suicidal Ideation in a Managed Behavioral
Healthcare Delivery System
Christy Beaudin, PacifiCare Health Systems
Translating
Research into Clinical Practice: Challenges of Innovating in the Hospital
Setting
Elizabeth Bradley, Yale University
A
Budget Nuetral Method fo Modeling Changes in the Inpatient Medicare
Prospective Payment System
Walter Linde-Zwirble, Health Process Management LLC
The
Wellspring Model of Quality Improvement: Moving Evaluation Findings
into Nursing Home Practice
Debra Lipson, AAHSA/IFAS
Perinatal
Health Framework
Dawn Misra, University of Michigan
The
Community Tracking Study's (CTS) Household and Physician Surveys
Elizabeth Schaefer, Center for Studying Health System Change
Rehabilitation
Therapy in Skilled Nursing Facilities: Effects of Medicare's New Prospective
Payment System
Chapin White, Harvard University
What
do we know about delivering comprehensive primary care to women?
Elizabeth Yano, VA Greater Los Angeles HSR&D Center of Excellence
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