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American Journal of Preventive Medicine|March 22, 2014
The impact of tobacco dependence treatment coverage and copayments in MedicaidJessica Greene, Rebecca M Sacks, Sara B McMenaminJoint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety|March 27, 2018
How Patient Partners Influence Quality Improvement EffortsJessica Greene, Diane Farley, Christine Amy, et al.Medical Decision Making : an International Journal of the Society for Medical Decision Making|January 4, 2023
Tradeoffs in Triage of Motor Vehicle Trauma by Rural 911 Emergency Medical Services PractitionersJamie Benson, Daniel Wolfson, Eline van den Broek-AltenburgBMC Health Services Research|March 13, 2016
The role of primary care providers in patient activation and engagement in self-management: a cross-sectional analysisCarmen Alvarez, Jessica Greene, Judith Hibbard, et al.Journal of the National Medical Association|May 21, 2018
Does the Race/Ethnicity or Gender of a Physician's Name Impact Patient Selection of the Physician?Jessica Greene, Judith H Hibbard, Rebecca M SacksJournal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open|October 25, 2021
Administration of epinephrine by advanced emergency medical technicians for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in a rural emergency medical services systemJared J Bomba, Jamie Benson, David Hosmer, et al.Medical Care Research and Review : MCRR|May 13, 2015
Does Compensating Primary Care Providers to Produce Higher Quality Make Them More or Less Patient Centric?Judith H Hibbard, Jessica Greene, Rebecca Sacks, et al.Patient Education and Counseling|April 16, 2023
Is patients' trust in clinicians related to patient-clinician racial/ethnic or gender concordance?Jessica Greene, Diana Silver, Erin Verrier, et al.Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved|September 1, 2015
Who's Aware of and Using Public Reports of Provider Quality?Jessica Greene, Veronica Fuentes-Caceres, Nina Verevkina, et al.Health Affairs (Project Hope)|July 10, 2013
When seeing the same physician, highly activated patients have better care experiences than less activated patientsJessica Greene, Judith H Hibbard, Rebecca Sacks, et al.Pageof 10