The realities of data derived from electronic health records to evaluate health outcomes, utilization, and cost of produce prescription programs: A multiple case study evaluation

Sarah A Stotz, Hilary Seligman, Amy L Yaroch, Christopher R Long, Elise Mitchell, Melissa Akers, Victoria A Zigmont, Gretchen Groves, Nadine Budd Nugent, Juan Aguilera, Samantha Baker, Colleen Ereditario, Megan Inada, Sarah Kunkel, Erica Martinez, Denise Torres, Jasmin Uribe, Leah D Whigham, Marlene Yanez, Carmen Byker Shanks

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DOI: 10.1177/22799036251329452
Published: 2025-04
Container: Journal of Public Health Research
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@article{allodium:10.1177/22799036251329452,
  title = {The realities of data derived from electronic health records to evaluate health outcomes, utilization, and cost of produce prescription programs: A multiple case study evaluation},
  author = {Sarah A Stotz and Hilary Seligman and Amy L Yaroch and Christopher R Long and Elise Mitchell and Melissa Akers and Victoria A Zigmont and Gretchen Groves and Nadine Budd Nugent and Juan Aguilera and Samantha Baker and Colleen Ereditario and Megan Inada and Sarah Kunkel and Erica Martinez and Denise Torres and Jasmin Uribe and Leah D Whigham and Marlene Yanez and Carmen Byker Shanks},
  year = {2025},
  journal = {Journal of Public Health Research},
  doi = {10.1177/22799036251329452},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1177/22799036251329452}
}

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AU  - Hilary Seligman
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AU  - Christopher R Long
AU  - Elise Mitchell
AU  - Melissa Akers
AU  - Victoria A Zigmont
AU  - Gretchen Groves
AU  - Nadine Budd Nugent
AU  - Juan Aguilera
AU  - Samantha Baker
AU  - Colleen Ereditario
AU  - Megan Inada
AU  - Sarah Kunkel
AU  - Erica Martinez
AU  - Denise Torres
AU  - Jasmin Uribe
AU  - Leah D Whigham
AU  - Marlene Yanez
AU  - Carmen Byker Shanks
PY  - 2025
JO  - Journal of Public Health Research
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Stotz, S. A., Seligman, H., Yaroch, A. L., Long, C. R., Mitchell, E., Akers, M., Zigmont, V. A., Groves, G., Nugent, N. B., Aguilera, J., Baker, S., Ereditario, C., Inada, M., Kunkel, S., Martinez, E., Torres, D., Uribe, J., Whigham, L. D., Yanez, M., & Shanks, C. B. (2025). The realities of data derived from electronic health records to evaluate health outcomes, utilization, and cost of produce prescription programs: A multiple case study evaluation. Journal of Public Health Research. https://doi.org/10.1177/22799036251329452

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