Chief Data Officer

Internal Medicine

Kimberly Rask practices Internal Medicine. She attended Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Kimberly J. Rask, MD is a published doctor as well. She has 48 publications published. The latest was: Ambulatory health care use by patients in a public hospital emergency department.

Publications

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• Clinical Decision Support Systems and Prevention: A Community Guide Cardiovascular Disease Systematic Review.
• School-Located Vaccination Clinics for Adolescents: Correlates of Acceptance Among Parents.
• Clarification of "Impact of a physician recommendation and parental immunization attitudes on receipt or intention to receive adolescent vaccines".
• Clarification of "Impact of a physician recommendation and parental immunization attitudes on receipt or intention to receive adolescent vaccines"
• Impact of a physician recommendation and parental immunization attitudes on receipt or intention to receive adolescent vaccines.
• "Pay-for-performance" as a quality improvement tool: perceptions and policy recommendations of physicians and program leaders.
• Integrating Comparative Effectiveness Research Programs Into Predictive Health: A Unique Role for Academic Health Centers.
• A two-pronged quality improvement training program for leaders and frontline staff.
• Quality of diabetes care for underserved patients with and without mental illness: site of care matters.
• A randomized trial of medical care management for community mental health settings: the Primary Care Access, Referral, and Evaluation (PCARE) study.
• Patient activation is associated with healthy behaviors and ease in managing diabetes in an indigent population.
• High quality care and ethical pay-for-performance: a Society of General Internal Medicine policy analysis.
• Sex differences in hospital risk-adjusted mortality rates for Medicare beneficiaries undergoing CABG surgery.
• Is the availability of hospital IT applications associated with a hospital's risk adjusted incidence rate for patient safety indicators: results from 66 Georgia hospit...
• Is the number of prescribing physicians an independent risk factor for adverse drug events in an elderly outpatient population?
• A statewide voluntary patient safety initiative: the Georgia experiene.
• Urban-rural differences in the availability of hospital information technology applications: a survey of Georgia hospitals.
• Can an algorithm for appropriate prescribing predict adverse drug events?
• The impact of reminder-recall interventions on low vaccination coverage in an inner-city population.
• Quality improvement training: experiences of frontline staff.
• Rationale and design of the Pharmacist Intervention for Low Literacy in Cardiovascular Disease (PILL-CVD) study.
• The effect of primary care gatekeepers on the management of patients with chest pain.
• Factors associated with medication refill adherence in cardiovascular-related diseases: a focus on health literacy.
• Differences in self-management behaviors and use of preventive services among diabetes management enrollees by race and ethnicity.
• Ambulatory health care use by patients in a public hospital emergency department.
• Obstacles predicting lack of a regular provider and delays in seeking care for patients at an urban public hospital.
• Hospitalists as teachers.
• Correlates of controlled hypertension in indigent, inner-city hypertensive patients.
• Emory University Center for Clinical Evaluation Sciences: a model for clinical practice evaluation in the changing environment of the academic health center.
• Facilitators and barriers to 10 National Quality Forum safe practices.
• Measuring immunization registry costs: promises and pitfalls.
• The costs of registry-based immunization interventions.
• Implementing a pharmacy system: facilitators and barriers.
• Lack of a regular source of care among children using a public hospital emergency department.
• The future of capitation: the physician role in managing change in practice.
• Major depression, depression treatment and quality of primary medical care.
• The cost to providers of participating in an immunization registry.
• Adopting National Quality Forum medication safe practices: Progress and barriers to hospital implementation.
• Qualitative study of clinic staff members' experiences using an immunization registry.
• Implementation and evaluation of a nursing home fall management program.
• Impact of socioeconomic, behavioral and clinical risk factors on mortality.
• Nurses' perceptions and experiences with the implementation of a medication administration system.
• Caregiver measures for seizure control, efficacy, and tolerability of antiepileptic drugs for childhood epilepsy: results of a preference survey.
• Utility of STaT for the identification of recent intimate partner violence.
• Hospitals still lag in developing safe practices.
• Evolution of a geriatric evaluation clinic.
• Designing insurance to promote use of childhood obesity prevention services.

Schools

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• Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania

Doctors Specialties

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• Internal Medicine

Accepted Insurances

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Education

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• Emory University
• Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

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