Depression and anxiety are prevalent neuropsychiatric conditions among patients with
Parkinson's disease (PD), which may manifest prior to motor symptoms. As levodopa, a …

Purpose We used a machine learning approach to identify the combinations of factors that
contribute to lower adherence and high emergency department (ED) utilization. Methods …

Background: For newly diagnosed people with epilepsy (PWE), proper treatment is
important to improve outcomes, yet limited data exist on markers of quality care. Objective …

Background Despite the high prevalence of epilepsy and multiple barriers to care in people
with intellectual disability, the risk of returning to hospital after an admission for epilepsy is …

Introduction Readmissions and emergency department (ED) visits after an index admission
have been become a quality measure due to associations with poor outcomes and …

Objectives The on-scene time of Emergency Medical Services (EMS), including time for
hospital selection, is critical for people in an emergency. However, the outbreak of the novel …

Background The burden and characteristics of unplanned readmission after epilepsy-related
discharge in children in the United States is not known. Methods We undertook a …

Hospital readmission refers to the situation where a patient is re-hospitalized with the same
primary diagnosis within a specific time interval after discharge. Hospital readmission …

Purpose Inconsistent access to healthcare for people with epilepsy results in reduced
adherence to antiseizure medications, increased seizure frequency, and fewer appropriate …

Objective Seizure care is a significant driver of health care costs in both emergency
department (ED) and inpatient settings, but the majority of studies have focused on inpatient …