UMB Data Catalog

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Ming-Hui Tai

Wendy Castillo Camelo

Gloria Reeves
Description: Officials from Medicaid programs in all 50 states and the District of Columbia were invited to participate in a telephone survey assessing psychotropic-monitoring programs targeting youth. 38 completed the survey which was administered between August 2011 and December 2012. This dataset includes information about program characteristics, implementation strategies, review agency, professional oversight,...
Subject: Medicaid

Psychotropic Drugs

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Yesel Yoon

David M. Rubin

Mark A. Riddle

2 more author(s)...
Description: Data from Medicaid fee-for-service and managed care claims from one Mid-Atlantic state were analyzed for this cross-sectional study. The dataset consists of a total of 16,969 youths under the age of 20 with a mental health diagnosis and a pharmacy claim for antipsychotic medication in 2003. Data for each individual includes demographic, Medicaid program category (ie, foster care, disabled), psychiatric...
Subject: Child, Foster

Medicaid

Psychotropic Drugs
Timeframe: 2003

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Benjamin Wu

Eric J. Bruns

Ming-Hui Tai

2 more author(s)...
Description: This dataset represents a comparison of polypharmacy among youth with serious emotional and behavioral disorders enrolled in coordinated care services (CCS) versus those receiving traditional mental health services. Data were extracted from Medicaid administrative claims (demographic, diagnosis by ICD-9 code, procedure codes, and psychotropic medication), child welfare administrative records, and juvenile...
Subject: Child Behavior Disorders

Medicaid

Psychotropic Drugs

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Crystal L. Barksdale

Andrea Sherman

Kate Maloney

1 more author(s)...
Description: This dataset is the result of continued analysis of data collected from qualified, semistructured telephone interviews of 48 caregivers of newly diagnosed children. The initial evaluation of interview results focused on their early views of ADHD treatment and the decision to initiate and continue medication for their child (see “Related Datasets” below”). This study concentrated on how caregivers and...
Subject: Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity

Caregivers

Psychotropic Drugs

Social Stigma

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Matthew P. Mychailyszyn

Sara E. Evans-Lacko

Alicia Beltran

2 more author(s)...
Description: This study investigated the relationship between caregivers’ early views of ADHD treatment and the decision to initiate and continue medication for their child. 48 caregivers of newly diagnosed children participated in qualitative, semistructured telephone interviews with 6 and 12 month follow-ups. Analysis of the initial interview responses revealed 4 categories associated with caregiver perspectives:...
Subject: Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity

Caregivers

Psychotropic Drugs

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Julie Magno Zito

Daniel J. Safer

Karen L. Soeken

2 more author(s)...
Description: 247 caregivers of a child diagnosed with ADHD completed a survey to assess their attitude and level of satisfaction with their child’s stimulant treatment. The participants were recruited from six pediatric facilities associated with a large health maintenance organization (HMO). Eligibility requirements included: a) the child was under 20 years of age, b) had taken ADHD medication within the last...
Subject: Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity

Caregivers

Psychotropic Drugs

UMB Dataset

Authors: Susan dosReis

Arlene Butz

Paul H. Lipkin

Julia S. Anixt

2 more author(s)...
Description: This dataset consists of survey responses from 57 African American parents/caregivers whose child was receiving care for ADHD in a university-affiliated pediatric primary care unit. The 47 item questionnaire entitled Attitudes, Satisfaction, Knowledge, and Medication Experiences (ASK-ME) was developed by the primary author to assess views of stimulant medication for ADHD. In addition to demographic...
Subject: Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity

Caregivers

Psychotropic Drugs