Ayten Turkcan
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Recent Articles
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Mohammadi I, Wu H, Turkcan A, Toscos T, Doebbeling B
J Prim Care Community Health
. 2018 Nov;
9:2150132718811692.
PMID: 30451063
Objectives: Using predictive modeling techniques, we developed and compared appointment no-show prediction models to better understand appointment adherence in underserved populations. Methods And Materials: We collected electronic health record (EHR)...
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McComb S, Tian Z, Sands L, Turkcan A, Zhang L, Frazier S, et al.
J Med Syst
. 2017 Feb;
41(4):53.
PMID: 28214994
Patients scheduled for primary care appointments often cancel or no show. For diabetic patients, nonattendance can affect continuity of care and result in higher emergency department (ED) and hospital use....
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Kunjan K, Toscos T, Turkcan A, Doebbeling B
AMIA Annu Symp Proc
. 2016 Mar;
2015:1976-84.
PMID: 26958297
Community health centers (CHCs) play a pivotal role in healthcare delivery to vulnerable populations, but have not yet benefited from a data warehouse that can support improvements in clinical and...
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Nuti L, Turkcan A, Lawley M, Zhang L, Sands L, McComb S
BMC Health Serv Res
. 2015 Sep;
15:355.
PMID: 26330299
Background: Successful diabetes disease management involves routine medical care with individualized patient goals, self-management education and on-going support to reduce complications. Without interventions that facilitate patient scheduling, improve attendance to...
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Turkcan A, Toscos T, Doebbeling B
AMIA Annu Symp Proc
. 2015 May;
2014:1125-33.
PMID: 25954423
Enhanced access and continuity are key components of patient-centered care. Existing studies show that several interventions such as providing same day appointments, walk-in services, after-hours care, and group appointments, have...
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Liang B, Turkcan A
Health Care Manag Sci
. 2015 Jan;
19(3):207-26.
PMID: 25595434
The oncology clinics use different nursing care delivery models to provide chemotherapy treatment to cancer patients. Functional and primary care delivery models are the most commonly used methods in the...
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Nuti L, Lawley M, Turkcan A, Tian Z, Zhang L, Chang K, et al.
BMC Health Serv Res
. 2012 Sep;
12:304.
PMID: 22953791
Background: Patients who no-show to primary care appointments interrupt clinicians' efforts to provide continuity of care. Prior literature reveals no-shows among diabetic patients are common. The purpose of this study...
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Daggy J, Lawley M, Willis D, Thayer D, Suelzer C, DeLaurentis P, et al.
Health Informatics J
. 2011 Jan;
16(4):246-59.
PMID: 21216805
'No-shows' or missed appointments result in under-utilized clinic capacity. We develop a logistic regression model using electronic medical records to estimate patients' no-show probabilities and illustrate the use of the...