5194.0 General Applications of Statistical Methods

Wednesday, October 29, 2008: 12:30 PM
Oral
This session presents a variety of statistical applications to health data. They include a stages of change model, "promotion bias" in medical literature, evaluation of a disease management program, estimating prevalence of asthma, and test-retest reliability of a questionnaire.
Session Objectives: 1. Evaluate interventions that modify transitions between stages of change. 2. Identify the issue of "promotion bias". 3. Describe methods and outcomes of a disease management program. 4. Discuss prevalence of asthma in the Medicaid population. 5. Describe methods of assessing test-retest reliability.
Moderator:
Amy E. Donaldson, MS

12:30 PM
Using the Stages of Change Model to Select an optimal Health Marketing Target
Paula Diehr, PhD, Hendrika Meischke, PhD and Alan Kuniyuki, MS
     
12:45 PM
“Promotion Bias” in Medical Product Research
Peter Imrey, PhD
     
1:00 PM
Administration and evaluation of a Hemophilia Treatment Center-administered disease management program for individuals with bleeding disorders insured by Indiana's high-risk insurance pool
Natalie A. Duncan, MPH, Christopher P. Roberson, BS and Amy D. Shapiro, MD
     
1:15 PM
Estimating prevalence of current asthma and care among Medicaid enrollees by examining final Medicaid paid claims for primary asthma care, when asthma is only reported as a secondary diagnosis, and prevalence of receipt of asthma-related drug claims: CY 2001 and 2003
M. Beth Benedict, DrPH, JD, RN
1:30 PM
Test-retest reliability of a questionnaire focusing on the relationship between ADHD and college students' experience of being disciplined at home and school
Karunakar Todigala, MD, MPH, Derek Holcomb, PhD and Madhubindu Kanneganti, MBBS, MPH

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Organized by: Statistics

CE Credits: CME, Health Education (CHES), Nursing

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