Aims Most patients with diabetes have comorbid chronic conditions that could support (concordant)
or compete with (discordant) diabetes care. We sought to determine the impact of the …

Patient-clinician interactions are central to technical and interpersonal processes of medical
care. Video recordings of these interactions provide a rich source of data and a stable …

Objective Multimorbidity affects 26 million persons with diabetes, and care for comorbid
chronic conditions may impact diabetes care quality. The aim of this study was to determine …

Importance Opioid tapering has been associated with negative consequences, such as
increased overdoses and mental health needs. Tapering could also alter use of health care …

Background The vast majority of patients with diabetes have multiple chronic conditions,
increasing complexity of care; however, clinical practice guidelines, interventions, and public …

Objective To find clinically relevant combinations of chronic conditions among patients with
diabetes and to examine their relationships with six diabetes quality metrics. Data Sources/…

Objective To evaluate the dose trajectory of new opioid tapers and estimate the percentage
of patients with sustained tapers at long-term follow-up. Design Retrospective cohort study. …

Background Patient experience measures are widely used to compare performance at the
individual physician level. Objective To assess the impact of unmeasured patient …

Objective To explore how physician training in self-efficacy enhancing interviewing
techniques (SEE IT) affects patient psychological health behavior change mediators (HBCMs). …

Young adults (aged 18 to 39 years) have the lowest hypertension control rates compared with
older adults. Shorter follow‐up encounter intervals are associated with faster hypertension …