Abstract:Patient engagement strategies are being encouraged by payers and governments, but with limited evidence about whether practice adoption of these strategies impacts utilization and spending. We examine the association of physician practice adoption of patient engagement strategies (low vs. moderate vs. high) with potentially preventable utilization and total spending for patients with type 2 diabetes and/or cardiovascular disease (CVD) using U.S. physician practice survey (n=2,086) and Medicare fee-for-service … Show more
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