Manuscripts from 2002
Predicting high utilization of emergency department services among patients with a diagnosis of psychosis in a Medicaid managed care organization, Tammy K. Girts, Albert G. Crawford, Neil I. Goldfarb, Mark Bachleda, and Amy Grogg
Economic and health outcomes of capsule endoscopy: Opportunities for improved management of the diagnostic process for obscure gastrointestinal bleeding, Neil I. Goldfarb, Amy Phillips, Mitchell Conn, Blair S. Lewis, and David B. Nash
Patient attitudes toward using computers to improve health services delivery, Chris N. Sciamanna, Joseph A. Diaz, and Puja Myne
Manuscripts from 2001
The field of disease management at the crossroads: An interview with David B. Nash, MD, MBA, T. J. Basting
Pain control in healthcare organizations: Developing effective disease management programs, C. Richard Chapman, Stephen D. Lande, Bill H. McCarberg, and David B. Nash
The importance of individualized pharmaceutical therapy in the treatment of diabetes mellitus, David B. Nash, Jennifer B. Koenig, Karen D. Novielli, Renee Liberoni, and Miriam Reisman
Measurement of the impact of Winona Health Online, David B. Nash, David Shulkin, Florence Comite, Ron Loeppke, Bruce Van Cleave, Robert Kane, Jon Christianson, and Douglas Pousma
Quality improvement tools in disease management, Lisa E. Paddock, Amy L. Phillips, and Peter Chodoff
From product dispensing to patient care: The role of the pharmacist in providing pharmaceutical care as part of an integrated disease management approach, Laura T. Pizzi, Jean M. Menz, Geneen R. Graber, and Dong-Churl Suh
Voices yet unheard, JoAnne Reifsnyder
A decentralized, patient-centered approach to diabetes disease management in the primary care setting, Michael Toscani, John P. O'Connor, and David B. Nash
Chief medical officers' perceptions of disease management programs, Gang Xu, Lisa E. Paddock, John P. O'Connor, David B. Nash, and Mark Zitter
