Prevalence and Geographic Variations of Polypharmacy Among West Virginia Medicaid Beneficiaries

Keyphrases

• Polypharmacy 100%
• Geographic Variation 100%
• West Virginia 100%
• Medicaid Beneficiaries 100%
• Chronic Conditions 15%
• Healthcare Utilization 15%
• Medicaid 15%
• Logistic Regression 7%
• High Risk 7%
• Multinomial Logistic Regression 7%
• Hospitalization 7%
• High Prevalence 7%
• Drug Use 7%
• Drug Class 7%
• Young Female 7%
• Education Level 7%
• Outpatient Visits 7%
• Consecutive Days 7%
• Healthcare Expenditure 7%
• Individual-level Factors 7%
• Targeting Strategies 7%
• Local Indicators of Spatial Association 7%
• Disease Burden 7%
• Fee-for-service 7%
• Claims Data 7%
• Negative Binomial Regression 7%
• Emergency Department Visits 7%
• Medical Expenditure 7%
• Simultaneous Use 7%
• Cash Assistance 7%
• Association Method 7%
• Outcome Variation 7%
• County-level Factors 7%
• Non-drug 7%
• Medical Eligibility 7%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Prevalence 100%
• Polypharmacy 100%
• Cross-Sectional Study 7%
• Chronic Disease 7%