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Robert Kim, MD
Category: observational retrospective analysis
Predicting Early 30 day Readmissions of Congestive Heart Failure Patients
Jyotishman Pathak, PhD
Improving Metformin Utilization And Diabetes Control Through Patient-Centered Outcomes Research
James Flory, MD, Al Mushlin, MD
APS1 Study (autoimmune polyglandular syndrome type 1)
Dana Orange, MD
Factors Affecting the Racial Disparity in the Prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease Identifying Predictors of Childhood Obesity
Howard Trachtman, MD
Feasibility Testing of a Model Cancer Surveillance Report Using EHR Data in NY
Lorna Thorpe, MD
Identifying Cost & Coverage Barriers to Medicare Beneficiary Access to Specialty Drugs
Stacie Dusetzina
Personalized CVD Risk Prediction for Patients with Diabetes with applications in NYC-CDRN
Judy Zhong
Pediatric Healthcare Associated Infections
Rinke
Association Between Weight Change and Cardiometabolic Risk Factors in a Real-World Population of U.S. Adults
Provide-HF
Rare Epilepsies in New York City: Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
Rare epilepsies are a devastating group of diseases that begin in childhood, and often cause profound neurologic, medical, and psychiatric disabilities. There are reliable epidemiologic estimates for only a few of these diseases. Dr. Grinspan developed unique regular expression keywords, which when combined with INSIGHT’s data identified affected individuals treated by multiple academic medical centers, […]
Modeling Social behavior for Healthcare Utilization in Depression
The World Health Organization considers major depressive disorder (MDD) the third-highest cause of disease burden worldwide, and the highest in the developed world. Dr. Pathak has developed analytical methods for identifying MDD using the comprehensive and longitudinal NYC-CDRN electronic health record (EHR) systems data, claims data, online social media data from Twitter and PatientsLikeMe, and […]
High-Need High-Cost Patients
Health systems, clinicians, and patients have all identified High Need High Cost (HNHC) patients as a priority focus for population health programs. HNHC patients are a small proportion (five percent) of patients that have major health problems and account for a disproportionate share (50 percent) of health care utilization. Using our comprehensive linkage infrastructure we […]
All of Us Research Program in a Healthcare Provider Organization.
Scott P. Turner, BS, 1 Sean T. Pompea, MFA, 1 Kelly L. Williams, MBA, MSN, RN, 3 David A. Kraemer, Jr., BS, 1Evan T. Sholle, MS, 1 Cindy Chen, MA, 1 Curtis L. Cole, MD, 1 , 2 Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH, 3 andThomas R. Campion, Jr., PhD 1, 3 , 4 Author Information 1 Information Technologies & Services Department, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, NY; 2 Department of Medicine, Weill Cornell Medicine, New […]