Publications by authors named "Jerome Bedard"
Article Synopsis
- The study evaluates the progression of PTSD from traumatic events to diagnosis and treatment through data collected from psychiatrists about their patients.
- The average time between a traumatic event and PTSD diagnosis was significant, with patients experiencing symptoms long before receiving diagnosis, indicating a delayed response to treatment.
- The findings highlight low remission rates and dissatisfaction among psychiatrists regarding existing treatment options, suggesting a need for improved strategies in managing PTSD.
Introduction: Patients with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) often have psychiatric comorbidities that may confound diagnosis and affect treatment outcomes and costs. The current study described treatment patterns and healthcare costs among patients with ADHD and comorbid anxiety and/or depression in the United States (USA).
Methods: Patients with ADHD initiating pharmacological treatments were identified from IBM MarketScan Data (2014-2018).
Objective: To describe patient characteristics and healthcare costs associated with uveitic macular oedema (UME) in US clinical practices from a commercial payer's perspective.
Methods And Analysis: The IBM MarketScan Commercial Subset (1 October 2015-31 March 2020) was used to identify patients with non-infectious uveitis (NIU), with or without UME. Patients with UME at any time were further classified into subgroups of patients who received a UME diagnosis during the study period and those who received a UME diagnosis and local steroid injection (LSI) during the study period.