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Author: Kameron Matthews, MD, JD, FAAFP

Kameron Matthews MD, JD is a board-certified family physician and currently serves as Assistant Deputy Under Secretary for Health for Community Care at the Veterans Health Administration in Washington DC. She earned her medical degree from Johns Hopkins University and her law degree from the University of Chicago.

Meaningful Quality

Posted onSeptember 10, 2012July 1, 2016AuthorKameron Matthews, MD, JD, FAAFP

The era of meaningful use of information technology has begun in medicine yet is still in its infancy. As electronic health records evolve alongside quality reporting, many expect health care to become safer and more effective. The of certified electronic Continue Reading …

CategoriesHealth IT, Quality

Hospital at Home

Posted onJuly 9, 2012July 1, 2016AuthorKameron Matthews, MD, JD, FAAFP1 Comment

An “Innovation Profile” of the Hospital at Home® program describes the potential cost savings and clinical improvements associated with keeping select patients with acute care episodes in the community. Hospital at Home®, a model developed at Johns Hopkins University Schools Continue Reading …

CategoriesAffordability & Delivery System, Health care costs

Law and Ointment

Posted onMay 7, 2012December 1, 2015AuthorKameron Matthews, MD, JD, FAAFP

Overall HIV seroprevalence reported by the 50 state prison systems was 4.5 times as high as that for the general United States population.   Correctional facilities indeed provide access to primary care and prevention services for a good number of Continue Reading …

CategoriesAccess to Care, Affordability & Delivery System, Special Topics

What increases access?

Posted onMarch 12, 2012September 6, 2015AuthorKameron Matthews, MD, JD, FAAFP2 Comments

Although the Affordable Care Act will grant Medicaid to nearly 17 million new enrollees, new research suggests that  supply-side reforms are needed to ensure adequate access to health care for both public and private paying patients. The Patient Protection and Continue Reading …

CategoriesAccess to Care, Affordability & Delivery System, Health reform, Medicaid, Uninsured

Derangements of the Heart

Posted onJanuary 9, 2012July 1, 2016AuthorKameron Matthews, MD, JD, FAAFP2 Comments

Despite worry from medical schools and organized medicine, some scholars doubt that physician shortages are real phenomenon. Instead, issues of access to care can be blamed on maldistribution of physicians and specialists. With the increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease and Continue Reading …

CategoriesAccess to Care, Workforce

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