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Associations between prescription copayment levels and β-blocker medication adherence in commercially insured heart failure patients 50 years and older.

Publication: Journal Article

Patterson, Mark E, Susan J Blalock, Andrew J Smith, and Michael D Murray. 2011. “Associations Between Prescription Copayment Levels and β-Blocker Medication Adherence in Commercially Insured Heart Failure Patients 50 Years and Older.”. Clinical Therapeutics 33 (5): 608-16.

Physical Literacy of Marginalized Middle School Adolescents in Kansas City Public Schools.

Publication: Journal Article

Eighmy, Katlyn E, Joseph S Lightner, Amanda R Grimes, and Teesha Miller. 2022. “Physical Literacy of Marginalized Middle School Adolescents in Kansas City Public Schools.”. Pediatric Exercise Science 34 (4): 169–174.

Congratulations to Dr. Shizen "Jeff" Wang. I am so happy participating in CAFE Research and Creativity Pillar workshops supported his recent NIH award. Read the story on UMKC Today. Professor Credits UMKC Program for Help Securing $1.3 Million NIH Grant Story by: Krithika Selvarajoo, krithika...

2025 Cybersecurity Camp for High School Students

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Sponsored by the National Security Agency's (NSA) GenCyber program, we offer two, one-week nonresidential summer camps for rising students in Grades 9–12 to explore the field of cybersecurity through classroom instruction and lab activities. Cybersecurity is an exciting career prospect and a great...

Medication discrepancy rates and sources upon nursing home intake: A prospective study.

Publication: Journal Article

Patterson, Mark E, Sandra Bollinger, Chandler Coleman, and James A M Rhodes. 2022. “Medication Discrepancy Rates and Sources Upon Nursing Home Intake: A Prospective Study.”. Research in Social & Administrative Pharmacy : RSAP 18 (5): 2830-36.

Medication Discrepancy Risk Factors for Pediatric Patients With Epilepsy at Hospital Admission.

Publication: Journal Article

Louiselle, Katie, Lory Harte, Charity Thompson, Damon Pabst, Andrea Calvert, and Mark E Patterson. 2021. “Medication Discrepancy Risk Factors for Pediatric Patients With Epilepsy at Hospital Admission.”. The Journal of Pediatric Pharmacology and Therapeutics : JPPT : The Official Journal of PPAG 26 (4): 384-94.

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Associations between prescription copayment levels and β-blocker medication adherence in commercially insured heart failure patients 50 years and older.

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2025 Cybersecurity Camp for High School Students

Medication discrepancy rates and sources upon nursing home intake: A prospective study.

Medication Discrepancy Risk Factors for Pediatric Patients With Epilepsy at Hospital Admission.

Justifying high drug prices within the context of value: Biologics versus generics.

Psychological distress as a barrier to preventive care in community-dwelling elderly in the United States.

Physical activity, balance, and bicycling in older adults.