Books

Miller, C. and Huffman, M. (2010) Evidence-based Interventions & Decision Support for the Management of Chronic Conditions in OASIS C, a Pocket Guide for Clinicians. Miller & Huffman Outcome Architects, LLC. Winchester, TN.

Huffman, M.H. (2007). Home Health: Outcomes- Pay for Performance- Disease Management: Gold Nuggets for Success! Winchester, TN: Miller & Huffman Outcome Architects, LLC.

Miller, C. (2006) ICD-9-CM Coding: Quick Reference for Home Health Clinicians and Managers.  2^nd Edition, Hopkins Educational Resources: Baltimore, Md.

Miller, C. (2005) ICD-9-CM Coding: Quick Reference for Home Health.  Hopkins Educational Resources: Baltimore, Md.

Huffman, M.H. (2005). Implementing Outcome-Based Homecare: A Workbook of OBQI, Care Pathways and Disease Management. Jones and Bartlett Publishers: Sudbury, MA.

Articles

Huffman, M. (2009) Health Coaching: A Fresh, New Approach to Improve Quality Outcomes and Compliance for Patients with Chronic Conditions. Home Healthcare Nurse, 27(8), 490-496.

Huffman, M. (2009) Health Coaching: Collaborating with Patients and Referral Sources in Managing Chronic Conditions. The Remington Report, 17(5), 28-33.

Miller, C. (2009) Medicare Demonstration Project Falls Short of Care Coordination Goals. The Remington Report, 17(3) pp. 31-32, 34.

Huffman, M.H. (2008). New Trends in Disease Management- Health Coaching: Increasing Market Share and Improving Quality through Enhanced Self-Management. The Remington Report 16(1), 30-32.

Huffman, M.H. (2007, Dec). Collaborating with Physicians Can Improve Homecare Cost and Quality. Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives.  Mequon, WI: Beacon Health

Huffman, M.H. (2007, Oct). Redesign Competency, Performance Tools for Higher P4P Returns.  Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives.  Mequon, WI: Beacon Health

Miller, C. (2007, September) Value-based Purchasing; Trends and Implications for Homecare.  Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives.  Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.     

Huffman, M.H. (2007, August). Be the Purple Cow: Differentiate you Agency through Outcome-Based Marketing. Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives.  Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Miller, C.  (2007, July). IT Solutions: What’s Right for Your Agency?  Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives.  Mequon, WI: Beacon Health

Huffman, M.H.( 2007, June). Traditional Patient Education is Out... Health Coaching is IN!  Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Miller, C. (2007, April).  Using Best Practices to Decrease Acute Care Hospitalization (ACH). Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Huffman, M. (2007, March).Different Expectations of Healthcare: How ready are we for Baby Boomers? Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Huffman, M. (2007, February). We Can’t Implement What we Don’t Know! Implications for Evidence-Based Practice. Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Miller, C. (2006, Fall).  Teletriage Symptom Reference.  Quality Insights of Pennsylvania. Home Health Telehealth Reference 2006/2007.

Huffman, M. (2006). Unlock the Power of Strategic Collaboration: It’s all About Outcomes! The Remington Report (14 (4). 36-40.

Miller, C. (2006).  Using Standards of Care to Drive Evidence-Based Clinical Practice and Outcomes for Diabetes Mellitus.  Home Health Nurse, 24 (5). pp.307-312.

Miller, C. (2006, November). Correlating Clinical and Financial Data to Optimize Outcomes. Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Huffman, M. (2006, Fall). Home Health disease Management: Dispelling the Myths, Seizing the Opportunity! Stratis Health OBQI Update. St. Paul, MN: Stratis Health.

Huffman, M. (2006, October). Disease Management Organizations and Managed Care: Home Health Collaborators or Competitors in DM?  Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health

Huffman, M. (2006, Aug). Home Health Disease Management: An Exciting and Growing Trend! Part 2: Key Components of A Full-Service DM Provider. Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health

Huffman, M. (2006, July). Home Health Disease Management: An Exciting and Growing Trend! Part 1. Beacon Health Homecare Administrator Perspectives. Mequon, WI: Beacon Health.

Huffman, M. (2006). White Paper: Home Health Disease Management: Ready to Seize the Opportunity? OutcomeLogics, Inc. White Paper.

Huffman, M. (2005). Seven Key Components of a Successful Disease Management Program. Home Health Line. Home Care Outcomes, I (V), pp.6-7.

Miller, C. (2005) A Heart Failure Case Study in Home Health Disease Management. Home Healthcare Nurse, 23 (9).

Huffman, M.H. (2005). A Case Study in Home Health Disease Management. Home Healthcare Nurse, 23 (10), pp.1-3.

Huffman, M. (2005) Six Financial Outcomes Essential to Successful Home Health Disease Management. The Remington Report, 13 (4), pp.10-12.

Huffman, M.H. (2005). Disease Management: A New and Exciting Opportunity in Home Healthcare. Home Healthcare Nurse, 25(5), pp. 290-98. 

Huffman, M.H. and Salmons, L. (2005). A Pressure Ulcer Case Study in Home Health Disease Management. Home Healthcare Nurse 23 (11) pp.699-702.

Miller, C. (2005) Technology: The Impact on Home Health Outcomes. The Remington Report,13 (2).

Huffman, M.H. (2005). Standards of Care and Best Practice: A Link to Patient Outcomes. Home Healthcare Nurse, 23 (11), pp727-732.

Huffman, M.H. (2005). An Accident Waiting to Happen. Success in Home Care, IX(6), pp.22-30.

Miller, C. and Huffman M. (2005). Pay 4 Performance: Outcomes Data is the Key to Success. Strategic Health Programs (SHP) Newsletter (1).

Huffman, M.H. (2005). Compliance, Health Outcomes, and Partnering in PPS: Acknowledging the Patient’s Agenda. Home Healthcare Nurse, 23 (1), pp.

Huffman, M.H. (2004). Outcome-Based Patient Care: What Does it All Mean? Why Do I Need to Know? Home Healthcare Nurse, 22(1), pp.22-27.