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  • Trends in elective labor induction for six United States health plans, 2001-2007. 
  • Are benefits from diabetes self-management education sustained?. 
    American Journal of Managed Care. 2013
  • Medication exposure in pregnancy risk evaluation program: the prevalence of asthma medication use during pregnancy. 
  • Methods of linking mothers and infants using health plan data for studies of pregnancy outcomes. 
  • Prevalence, trends, and patterns of use of antidiabetic medications among pregnant women, 2001-2007. 
    • Conference Poster
  • Trends in elective labor induction at 7 US health plans, 2001-2007 [poster]
    2012
  • Improvements in self-efficacy and diabetes distress, but not glucose control, from individual diabetes education are sustained [poster]
    2011
  • Characteristics of depression in patients with sub-optimally controlled diabetes [poster]
    2010
  • Educator experience with group interactive dialogue to educate and activate (IDEA) using U.S. diabetes converation maps in the IDEA study [poster]
    2010
  • Medication exposure in a pregnancy risk evaluation program [poster]
    2010
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  • Are outcomes from diabetes self-management education sustained? A randomized controlled trial [abstract]. 
    Diabetes. 2012
  • Improved glycemic control from diabetes self-management education is not sustained [abstract]. 
    Clinical Medicine & Research. 2012
  • Season, daylight, and A1c levels [abstract]. 
    Clinical Medicine & Research. 2012
  • A comparison of group and individual education for patients with sub-optimally controlled type 2 diabetes: a randomized controlled trial [abstract 232-OR]. 
    Diabetes. 2011
  • Factors influencing completion in the IDEA diabetes education study [abstract]. 
    Clinical Medicine & Research. 2011

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