Lauren Broffman

This study assessed weight and safety outcomes in a large national cohort of patients with overweight and obesity treated with GLP-1 medications via telehealth, finding that semaglutide treatment via telehealth can achieve trial-level weight loss with similar safety profiles.

This research evaluated an automated patient-reported outcome data collection and adverse event surveillance tool, finding that prompting patients to report side effects and outcomes has the potential to improve quality of care in virtual treatment.

This study proposes and tests an integrated model to examine the implementation of HIV testing among drug abuse treatment organizations using structural equation modeling.

This study explored whether asynchronous care leads to different patient outcomes in the form of medication-related adverse events compared to synchronous virtual care, specifically for erectile dysfunction, finding that asynchronous care can offer the same level of safety in prescribing in certain circumstances.

This qualitative study explored how rural participants with behavioral health conditions pursue and receive care, and how these factors differed across American Indian and geographic subpopulations in South Dakota.