📰New CEVR publication:
In an analysis on Medicare beneficiaries with dementia, @NOlchanski et al found that Medicare expenditures were higher for Black and Hispanic individuals compared with whites.
Read more: https://t.co/19kDp283Kf
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1 in 5 cost-effectiveness analyses account for patient heterogeneity say @tara_lavelle Tara and co. used the @TuftsCEVR#CEARegistry to understand how this can affect decision making. SPOILER we are misallocating resources by making decisions based on averages #ISPORAnnual
“I would suggest you explore because this is a big field with many different ways of looking at things…I think it's really good to talk to people with different backgrounds..”
@NOlchanski on her advice to new health economists
Read her interview here: https://t.co/0qxWXOAUv7
@NOlchanski on her work on #Alzheimers disease:
“What I find motivating is the idea that our research can lead to some kind of improvement in practice and to people actually getting better access to services.”
Check out her full interview here: https://t.co/0qxWXOAmFz
Just out: Exclusive interview with CEVR’s Research Assistant Professor Natalia Olchanski, PhD, MS. Learn more about @NOlchanski's work on #Alzheimers disease and uncertainty in HTA.
https://t.co/0qxWXOiLgZ
New @alzdemjournals paper by @NOlchanski et al on #Alzheimers treatment disparities calls for providers and policymakers to work to identify factors limiting timely diagnosis and treatment and develop strategies to overcome those barriers. https://t.co/hwQxgB90ah
New pub by @NOlchanski finds that initiation of #Alzheimers meds did not vary by ethnoracial group but Black patients had lower adherence than white patients. Medication non-adherence & discontinuation were substantial & may relate to cost & access to care https://t.co/hwQxgB8skJ
New @alzdemjournals: @NOlchanski et al find that Black patients had lower #Alzheimers medication adherence than white patients. Across racial/ethnic groups AD medication non-adherence & discontinuation were substantial & may relate to cost & access to care https://t.co/4X7462eqX9