Rapid Secondary Analysis to Optimize Care for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions (R01)

These 7 grants, for up to $400,000 were funded in 2014. Organizations with large data sets were charged with conducting research to optimize processes and treatments that provide rapid and relevant information to the clinical community to best care for patients with MCC. The overall goal for the RFA is to provide scientific evidence and information for use by patients and the clinical community to better manage MCC patient care.

Continuity of Medication Management in Medicaid (PDF File, 73 KB) | Joel F. Farley, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

Optimizing Treatment Combinations in Individuals with Multiple Chronic Conditions (PDF File, 73 KB) | Joshua Gagne, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School

To Screen or Not to Screen: Prevention Decisions and Competing Risks (PDF File, 73 KB) | J. Hsu, Massachusetts General Hospital

Fragmentation of Medication Management in Medicare (PDF File, 128 KB) | Matthew L. Maciejewski, Duke University

Understanding the Bidirectional Relationship Between Depression and Heart Failure (PDF File, 73 KB) | J. Pathak, Mayo Clinic Rochester

Stroke Prevention for Atrial Fibrillation with Multiple Chronic Conditions (PDF File, 73 KB) | M. Vaughan Sarrazin, University of Iowa

Novel Role for Adiponectin-enhancing Drugs for Asthma in the Obese (PDF File, 73 KB) | A. Sood, University of New Mexico Health Science Center