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  • To Improve Quality and Outcomes, Incentivize Clinicians To Engage Patients

    Lee A. Fleisher and Judith Hibbard / Health Affairs. | 11.19.2024

    Enhancing clinician-patient interactions through targeted incentives may be a key strategy for improving healthcare quality and patient outcomes.

    • Article
    • Policy
    • Lee Fleisher
  • FDA Breakthrough Device Designation: Clinical Evidence and Medicare Payment Policies

    Neha K. Prasad, Matthew A. Fleisher, Michael Karamardian et al. / Health Affairs | 12.13.2024

    The FDA’s Breakthrough Device Designation faces challenges in aligning clinical evidence with Medicare reimbursement policies, slowing device access.

    • Article
    • Regulatory
    • Lee Fleisher
    • Matthew Fleisher
    • Michael Karamardian
    • Neha Prasad
  • Artificial Intelligence Can Be Regulated Using Current Patient Safety Procedures and Infrastructure in Hospitals

    Lee A. Fleisher and Nicoleta J. Economou-Zavlanos / JAMA Network | 06.28.2024

    An outline of how current hospital safety procedures can be adapted to regulate AI technologies without compromising patient safety.

    • Article
    • Regulatory
    • Lee Fleisher
  • Moving from Disability to Possibility

    Kurt R. Herzer / JAMA Network | 11.01.2016

    Kurt discusses how an early diagnosis of a degenerative eye condition shaped his determination to succeed academically and professionally.

    • Article
    • Policy
    • Kurt Herzer
  • Site-of-Care Shifts and Payments—A Viable Strategy to Control Health Care Costs?

    Lee A. Fleisher and Sheila P. Burke / JAMA Network | 08.14.2024

    An analysis of historical data suggested adjusting payment policies to equalize reimbursement rates across different care settings may lead to significant cost savings.

    • Article
    • Policy
    • Lee Fleisher
  • Modulating Pathogenesis with Mobile-CRISPRi

    Jiuxin Qu, Neha K. Prasad, Michelle A. Yu et al. / American Society for Microbiology | 10.21.2019

    The development of Mobile-CRISPRi provides a versatile approach to study gene function in bacterial pathogens, contributing to our understanding of infection and immunity.

    • Study
    • Policy
    • Neha Prasad
  • ‘Failing Wisely’ Can Promote a Safer Healthcare System

    Lee A. Fleisher and Amy C. Edmondson / MedPage Today | 09.17.2024

    Cultivating a culture of transparency in healthcare, where professionals feel safe reporting errors, can enhance patient safety.

    • Article
    • Policy
    • Lee Fleisher
  • FDA Releases Guidance on Submissions for AI/ML-Enabled Devices

    Tina Papagiannopoulos and Nancy Stade / JD Supra | 04.05.2023

    The FDA's new guidance offers a framework for the development and evaluation of AI/ML-enabled medical devices, aiming to streamline the approval process.

    • Article
    • Regulatory
    • Nancy Stade
  • Leaks in the Pipeline: a Failure Analysis of Gram-Negative Antibiotic Development from 2010 to 2020

    Neha K. Prasad, Ian B. Seiple, Ryan T. Cirz et al. / American Society for Microbiology | 04.26.2022

    Through a detailed examination of antibiotic development failures, the authors advocate for regulatory and market access reforms to accelerate the availability of effective treatments for Gram-negative infections.

    • Study
    • Regulatory
    • Neha Prasad
  • Prevalence of Self-disclosed Disability Among Medical Students in US Allopathic Medical Schools

    Lisa M. Meeks and Kurt R. Herzer / JAMA Network | 12.06.2016

    Examining the prevalence of self-reported disabilities among U.S. medical students reveals gaps in accommodations and the need for more inclusive support systems.

    • Study
    • Policy
    • Kurt Herzer