OBJECTIVE: We sought to examine patients’ preferences regarding the design of diabetes
trials. Specifically, do patients prefer trials to focus on patient-important outcomes (vs. …

Background The Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care (PACIC) survey is a widely used
instrument to assess the patient experience with healthcare delivery. Purpose This study …

… Deming MD b , Kyja K. Stygar MD a b , Steven L. Rosas MD c , Michael … Mona James, RN,
was instrumental in the early work on this project. We thank Deborah R. Fischer, MBA, for her …

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Surveys of physicians are an important tool to assess opinions and self-reported behaviors
of this policy-relevant population. However, this population is notoriously difficult to survey …

Theuseofelectronichealthrecords (EHRs) isamong the key factors leading to the erosion of
physician attention. From design to implementation and regulation, the ways health care has …

Background: The “office nurse” or clinical associate (registered nurse [RN], licensed practical
nurse[LPN], or medical assistant [MA]) is a key member of the family medicine care team, …

Background: There are many reasons why an investigator may choose to share results with
survey respondents; however, the practice is not universal. Moreover, while there is some …

Hypertension in diabetes patients leads to significant morbidity and mortality. Nonetheless
blood pressure (BP) control in patients with diabetes remains disappointing. The authors …

BACKGROUND A Phase III trial was conducted by the North Central Cancer Treatment
Group to determine whether chemotherapy (etoposide and cisplatin) plus either twice‐daily …