Health Behaviors and Related Disparities of Insured Adults with a Health Care Provider in the United States, 2015–2016

M. Courtney Hughes | February 12, 2019 | Research Partner: University of Kansas

Topics: Health Behavior, Health Care Disparities, Health Insurance, Health Services Access, Prevention Research

Improving End-of-Life Communications Using Technology-Assisted Continuing Education with Interprofessional Teams

Evaluating the use of online education to improve nurses’ and social workers’ level of comfort and capability in communicating end of life concerns.

Mary Magee Gullatte | February 11, 2019

Topics: eLearning, Senior Care, Staff Training

Self-Monitoring Checklists: A Tool for Connecting Training to Practice

M. Courtney Hughes | December 1, 2018

Topics: eLearning, eLearning Technologies, Self-Monitoring, Skills Checklist, Staff Training

Evaluating the Impact of Telepsychiatry

M. Courtney Hughes | September 20, 2018 | Research Partner: Genoa Healthcare

Topics: Analytics, Behavioral Health

Examination of a Sepsis Quality Improvement Program

Examining the impact of a sepsis quality improvement program at an integrated healthcare system.

M. Courtney Hughes | September 20, 2018 | Research Partner: Trinity Health

Topics: Acute Care, Analytics

The Impact of Training Modalities on Registered Behavior Technician™ (RBT)® Exam Pass Rate and Job Readiness

This study explored what training modalities and length of training are currently being used and which are best at preparing staff to pass the RBT Exam and to apply their new skills on the job.

Emaley McCulloch | July 16, 2018

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Current, eLearning Technologies, Registered Behavior Technician, Survey Research, Training Modalities

Spaced Learning (Brain Sparks®) on Employee Retention of HIPAA Practices

The Impacts of Scenario-based Online Training and Retrieval-based Learning on Health Care Professionals’ ability to Identify HIPAA Violations in Social Media.

M. Courtney Hughes | June 18, 2018 | Research Partner: One Hope United; Lutheran Child and Family Services

Topics: eLearning Technologies, Learning Retention, Scenario-Based Learning

Scenario-Based Training and Teaching Safe Eating Practices

The impact of online scenario-based training on direct support professionals’ implementation of safe eating and drinking practices with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Emaley McCulloch | June 1, 2018 | Research Partner: Easter Seals Southern California

Topics: Blended Learning, Current, Developmental Disabilities, eLearning Technologies, Past, Safety and Quality, Staff and Patient Safety

Evaluating Learner Motivation, Engagement and Retention

The Impact of Story-Based Back Injury Prevention Video Training on Learner Motivation, Engagement, and Retention

M. Courtney Hughes | May 29, 2018 | Research Partner: Edgewood Management Group, Creative Solutions in Healthcare

Topics: Current, eLearning, Learner Motivation, Retention, Staff and Patient Safety

Social Validity of Simulation Training Among Nurses

A Comparative Effectiveness Study: Comparing a Simulation-Based Online Training, Traditional Online Course, and a Combined Course on Health Care Professional’s Knowledge Regarding Preventing Rehospitalizations

Elise Valdes | November 1, 2017

Topics: Current, eLearning Technologies, Senior Care, Simulation-based Learning

The Impact on Health and Cost Outcomes of Online Training in Integrated Care for Behavioral Health Professionals

Examining the impact of online training in integrated care for behavioral health professionals on patient health and cost outcomes.

M. Courtney Hughes | April 20, 2017 | Research Partner: Monarch, Arizona State University

Topics: Ambulatory Care, Behavioral Health, Blended Learning, eLearning Technologies, Integrated Care, Relias Category Post, Upcoming

The Impact of an Online Smoking Cessation Training on Quit Readiness, Planning, and Success Among Nurses

Examining whether on online smoking cessation training course significantly increases quit planning among nurses.

Erin Vernon | April 20, 2017 | Research Partner: Seattle University

Topics: Employee Wellness, Nurse Health, Smoking Cessation, Upcoming

Online Video Instruction to Graduate Autism Class

Instructional effectiveness of video curriculum content delivery in a university graduate level autism class

Cheryl Fielding | August 8, 2016 | Research Partner: University of Texas Pan American

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism, Blended Learning, Past

Game-Based Training to Teach HIPAA & Social Media

The impacts of game-based online training on behavioral health professional’s ability to identify HIPAA violations in social media.

Emaley McCulloch | August 1, 2016 | Research Partner: Walker Triechman Center

Topics: Behavioral Health, Blended Learning, Children's Services, Gamification, Past

Evaluation of an Employee Wellness Training Series

Using interactive scenario-based mobile training to increase employee awareness of heart disease prevention

Emaley McCulloch | March 15, 2016 | Research Partner: Allegro Living

Topics: Blended Learning, Employee Wellness, Past, Safety and Quality, Senior Care

Web-Based Parent Training in Behavioral Interventions

Examining knowledge and empowerment in parents of children with autism spectrum disorder

Sarah Connolly | January 13, 2016 | Research Partner: Ball State University

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism, Blended Learning, Past

The Effectiveness of Virtual Assessment Training

Use of a virtual training module to teach about functions of behavior to graduate students in a nutrition-based program

Dana Reinecke | May 13, 2015 | Research Partner: Sage Colleges

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Past, Simulation-based Learning

Evaluation of the Manitoba IMP℞OVE Program

Testing an audit-feedback program for physicians prescribing mental health medications

Dan Chateau | January 1, 2015

Topics: Analytics, Prescription Practices, University of Manitoba

Improving Staff Training Efficiency through Blended Learning

The impact of face-to-face vs blended learning on staff knowledge and training costs

Megan Robinson-Joy | May 1, 2014 | Research Partner: May Institute

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism, Blended Learning, Past

Hiring Right, Every Time

Using prehire assessments to hire highly qualified nurses who have a full spectrum of knowledge, interpersonal skills, and technological competence.

James Higgins | September 1, 2013 | Research Partner: Biddle Consulting Group

Topics: Acute Care, Ambulatory Care, Assessments, Hiring, Nurse onboarding, Past, Prehire assessment, Staff Retention

Online Training Videos and Paraprofessional's Behavior

Impact of online training videos on the implementation of mand training by three elementary school paraprofessionals

Emaley McCulloch | March 13, 2013 | Research Partner: University of Hawaii

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism, Blended Learning, Developmental Disabilities, Past

Improving Educational Programs for Students with Autism in Rural Schools

A preliminary program description of the montana autism education project

Doug Doty | January 13, 2013 | Research Partner: Montana Autism Education Project

Topics: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism, Blended Learning, Developmental Disabilities, Past

Intervention for Physician Prescribers Reduces Healthcare Costs in State Medicaid Population

This study examines the healthcare cost outcomes from an automated educational intervention delivered by Care Management Technologies (CMT) to the State of Missouri in 2003.

J.P. Docherty | January 1, 2013

Topics: Analytics, Behavioral Health, Integrated Care, Mental Health, Past, Prescription Practices

Predicting Successful Nursing Performance

This article describes the creation and validation of 3 assessments measuring situational, clinical, and behavioral skills among nurses, demonstrating that these measures have the potential to identify nursing applicants that will perform average or above average on the job. These assessments are offered through Relias Assessments.

James E. Kuthy | January 1, 2013 | Research Partner: Biddle Consulting

Topics: Acute Care, Adaptive Learning, Assessments, eLearning Technologies

Does Scientific Research on Medication Effectiveness Have an Impact on Physician Prescribing Practices?

An analysis of data from a large Midwestern state.

R.L. Berkowitz | December 1, 2012

Topics: Analytics, Behavioral Health, Mental Health, Past, Physician Prescribing Practices

Improving Medication Adherence for Patients with Mental Illness

Using feedback of medication possession ratio scores to prescribers

U.B. Patel | October 13, 2010

Topics: Analytics, Behavioral Health, Medication Adherence, Mental Illness, Past, Prescription Practices

Missouri Uses Health Technology Support in Integrated Health Initiatives

Premature death and disease among the mentally ill population are largely due to preventable conditions. One way Missouri addresses this problem by focusing on integrated care.

W. Kyles | August 1, 2010

Topics: Analytics, Behavioral Health, Chronic Disease Management, Integrated Care, Mental Health, Past, Prescription Practices

Are Clinicians Aware When Their Patients Are Non-Adherent?

Assessment of clinician awareness of non-adherence using a new structured scale

Carol Clayton | May 1, 2010

Topics: Analytics, Behavioral Health, Integrated Care, Medication Adherence, Mental Illness, Past, Prescription Practices

Disease Management Program Proves Effective for Improving the Outcomes of Medicaid Beneficiaries

Disease management programs that target educating physicians and pharmacists may be effective at improving health and cost outcomes in a population of Medicaid patients.

N.J. Shang | February 1, 2008

Topics: Acute Care, Ambulatory Care, Analytics, Chronic Disease Management, Past, Prescription Practices