Current and Past Projects

The goal of this project is to create a clinical decision support tool that is designed to enhance goal directed medical therapy for patients with heart failure during virtual visits.

Created in response to primary care clinicians’ and practices’ request for scientific evidence and guidelines, HOMER is an ongoing national study comparing three methods of induction for medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder (OUD): home, office, and telehealth inductions.

This study compares a traditional and personalized clinician decision support (CDS) tool in a pragmatic randomized controlled trial. The CDS addresses misconceptions related to the suboptimal prescribing of medications for heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF). 

PATHWEIGH is a process for primary care to provide, and patients to receive, medical assistance with weight loss and weight loss maintenance. PATHWEIGH is NOT a weight loss program, it is a care process that focuses on reducing excess body weight and weight-related medical complications. 

The IT MATTTRs Program offers exciting, evidence-based community materials and training for primary care practice teams to help reduce suffering from opioid dependence and use disorder (OUD). 

This important study sought to answer some questions around the best ways to deliver shared medical appointments for primary care patients with diabetes - offering diabetes self-management education and support.