Virginia
| Resource | Category | Carriers | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Potentially Avoidable ED Visits in 2015 Virginia Health Information analyzed the growing overuse of unnecessary care throughout the state using data from the Virginia All Payer Claims Databa...
State: Virginia |
Consumers, Employers, Health Reform, Insurance Department, Population Health, Providers, Researchers | Cost, Quality, Utilization | |
| New Long-Term Opioid Prescription-Filling Behavior Arising in the 15 Months After Orthopaedic Surgery in Virginia This study determined the rates of long-term opioid prescription-filling behavior after common orthopaedic surgical procedures in patients who were no...
State: Virginia |
Consumers, Population Health, Researchers | Commercial | Utilization |
| Patient, Provider, and Health Care System Characteristics Associated With Overuse in Bronchiolitis This study determined the patient, provider, and health care system characteristics that are associated with receipt of low-value services.
State: Virginia |
Providers, Researchers | Quality | |
| Potentially Avoidable ED Visits An emergency department visit is considered potentially avoidable when the care provided may have been more appropriately managed by a primary care pr...
State: Virginia |
Consumers, Health Reform, Providers, Researchers | Commercial, Medicaid, Medicare | Cost |
| Using State All-Payer Claims Data to Identify the Active Primary Care Workforce: A Novel Study in Virginia Our novel method of identifying active physicians with a primary care scope provides a realistic size of the primary care workforce in Virginia, small...
State: Virginia |
Providers, Researchers | Utilization |