Matthew Zachary, a cancer survivor and patient advocate maverick, won’t keep quiet about the unmet needs in cancer care delivery. As this year’s keynote speaker for #PCOC24, Matthew Zachary is sharing his cancer care experience. Read this article to learn more about his story : https://bit.ly/4cOUkSm #CancerCare #PatientAdvocacy
AJMC - The American Journal of Managed Care
Book and Periodical Publishing
Cranbury, New Jersey 5,070 followers
About us
The American Journal of Managed Care® is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to disseminating clinical information to health care professionals, aiming to foster scientific communication in managed care. It covers diverse issues in clinical decision-making and evaluates the impact of interventions on health care and economic outcomes.
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http://www.ajmc.com/
External link for AJMC - The American Journal of Managed Care
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- Book and Periodical Publishing
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- 11-50 employees
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- Cranbury, New Jersey
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- Privately Held
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- Managed Markets, The American Journal of Accountable Care, Live Events , Market Research, Custom Publishing, KOL Engangement, Account Manager Training and Tool Development, AJMC: Evidence-Based Oncology, and AJMC: Evidence-Based Diabetes Management
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Employees at AJMC - The American Journal of Managed Care
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Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA
Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA is an Influencer President and CEO, SCAN Group & Health Plan
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Benjamin Baruch
Helping pharmaceutical manufacturers reach and educate their market access customers
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James Roskowinski
National Account Manager for The American Journal of Managed Care
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Alessandra Santorelli
Small Business Owner
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A new study reveals that patients with both diabetes and atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases (ASCVD) incur about 1.5 times higher total direct health care expenditures compared to those with ASCVD alone. Key Findings: Higher Costs for Dual Conditions: Managing ASCVD and diabetes together leads to significantly higher health care costs. CVD-related costs are projected to reach $818 billion annually for direct costs and $276 billion for indirect costs by 2030. Increased Risk with Diabetes: Diabetes doubles the risk of cardiovascular diseases, with ASCVD being the most common complication for patients with diabetes Rising Prescription Drug Costs: The primary driver of increased costs is the rising expense of prescription drugs. Patients with ASCVD and diabetes saw a 45% increase in prescription drug costs from 2008 to 2019. Read more! #HealthCareCosts #DiabetesManagement #ASCVD #CardiovascularHealth #HealthEconomics #MedicalExpenditures #PreventiveCare #PublicHealth
Study Finds Higher Health Care Expenditures for Patients With ASCVD, Diabetes
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Tune in as Paul L. Jeffrey, PharmD, reviews a study that investigated patient engagement and clinical outcomes associated with the use of prescription digital therapeutics (PDTs) in the treatment of substance use disorders. He describes the need for further research to advance the efficacy and value of PDTs in this field. Watch the episode here: https://bit.ly/45kTydk #prescriptiondigitaltherapeutics
Payers Review Process and Effective Strategies for PDT Coverage
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A recent study reveals that 4 in 10 cancer cases and about half of cancer deaths in adults aged 30 and older are linked to modifiable risk factors. These include cigarette smoking, excess body weight, alcohol consumption, physical inactivity, diet, and infections. 🔹 40% of adult cancer cases in 2019 were attributable to these risk factors. 🔹 Cigarette smoking remains the leading cause, responsible for 19.3% of all cancer cases. 🔹 Excess body weight, alcohol consumption, UV radiation, and physical inactivity also contribute significantly. #CancerResearch #HealthAwareness #PreventiveCare #PublicHealth #ModifiableRiskFactors #CancerPrevention #HealthEquity Read more!
New Study Reveals 40% of US Cancer Cases, Nearly Half of Deaths Linked to Modifiable Risk Factors
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Today, the US Senate Committee on Health, Education, and Labor Pensions (HELP), led by Chairman Sen. Bernie Sanders (I, Vermont) and Ranking Member Sen. Bill Cassidy, MD (R, Louisiana), held discussions on tackling the growing issue of medical debt in the United States. 💰 The Scale of Medical Debt: High care costs and inadequate insurance coverage have burdened millions with crippling medical debt, the leading cause of bankruptcy, amounting to $220 billion in total debt. 🏥 Why Are Health Care Costs So High? Administrative Costs: The US spends more on administrative costs than any other nation. In 2022, per-person health expenditures were $12,555, over $4,000 more than any other high-income country. Lack of Price Transparency: The absence of price transparency and competition in the health care market exacerbates the problem. Government Policies: Policies have favored large health care entities, detaching patients from their healthcare spending decisions. Read more about the Senate HELP Committee's discussion on medical debt solutions! #MedicalDebt #HealthCareReform #USHealthCare #SenateHELPCommittee #UniversalHealthCare #HealthEquity #PolicyReform
How Can Congress Solve the Medical Debt Crisis in America?
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Today, the Siftwell 2024 Medicaid-Eligible Health Equity Index report revealed significant health disparities affecting New England's Medicaid-eligible populations, particularly among racial minorities. These findings underscore the pressing need for systemic changes to improve healthcare access and outcomes for vulnerable groups. 🩺 Key Insights: Inequity Prevalence: Over 50% of New England's Medicaid-eligible population believes they face health inequities. Service Utilization: 58% have used or currently use local or state-wide services, with LGBTQ+ members and women more likely to utilize these services. Mental Health: Mental health centers and programs for pregnant women saw the highest usage. Nearly half of respondents have been diagnosed with depression, and 42% with anxiety, yet access to mental health services remains difficult for many. Racial Bias: 25% of Black or African American respondents cited racial bias as a contributing factor to inequitable care. #HealthEquity #Medicaid #HealthCareDisparities #PublicHealth #MentalHealth #CommunityHealth #PolicyChange #HealthCareAccess #Siftwell2024 Read more!
New Report Highlights Health Inequities Among Medicaid-Eligible Populations in New England
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Meet the chairs! Mary “Toni” Flowers, PhD, DHL, MBA, and Eboni Price-Haywood, MD, MPH, MMM, FACP, are leading an outstanding faculty to discuss improving patients’ lives in Louisiana through value-based care. Join them on July 25 in New Orleans, Louisiana! See the full list of speakers and register here: https://bit.ly/3VLfKsM #IVBM #ValueBasedCare #PopulationHealth
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Discover how disease-modifying treatments for Alzheimer’s disease impact both medical costs and caregiver burden. Gain insights into the economic implications of advanced therapies and their effects on health care systems and families. Join us for an informative discussion. Watch here: https://bit.ly/3WrKnoJ #HealthCareEconomics
Exploring the Economic Impact of Advanced Approaches for Diagnosing Alzheimer Disease
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A new study highlighted significant differences in prescribing patterns and patient outcomes among clinicians treating individuals with major depressive disorder (MDD). While much research has focused on patient-level differences in antidepressant treatment outcomes, variability among clinicians themselves has not been thoroughly evaluated until now. This new study aimed to characterize the differences between outpatient clinicians in terms of treatment selection and outcomes for patients diagnosed with MDD across various medical settings, including academic medical centers and community hospitals. Key findings from data analysis of 11,934 treating clinicians revealed substantial variability in the types of antidepressants prescribed and patient follow-up rates, underscoring the importance of considering clinician-level factors and treatment context in risk stratification and precision treatment strategies. Understanding these differences is crucial for improving treatment outcomes and health care efficiency in managing major depressive disorder. #MentalHealth #HealthCareResearch #PrecisionMedicine #Psychiatry #MDD #ClinicalOutcomes Read more!
Significant Clinician-Level Differences Exist in Antidepressant Prescribing Patterns, Outcomes
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It’s Dry Eye Awareness Month! With different subtypes and treatment approaches to dry eye disease, we’re highlighting our coverage throughout the month to keep you informed. Stay tuned for expert interviews and articles on dry eye and other ophthalmic diseases. Access our ophthalmology compendium here: https://bit.ly/4byZ7X1 #DED #dryeyedisease