Background: The aim of this sco** review was to identify theories, models, and
frameworks for understanding the processes and determinants of de-implementing low …

Rationale The public should be informed about overtesting and overdiagnosis. Diverse
qualitative studies have examined public understandings of this information. A synthesis …

Despite investments in evidence-based interventions and Implementation Science, most
evidence-based interventions are not widely or routinely adopted, delivered, or sustained in …

Importance Low-value care, defined as care offering no net benefit in specific clinical
scenarios, is associated with harmful outcomes in patients and wasteful spending. Despite a …

Policy Points: Policymakers seek to transform the US health care system along two
dimensions simultaneously: alternative payment models and new models of provider …

Importance Overuse of health care is a pervasive threat to patients that requires
measurement to inform the development of interventions. Objective To measure low-value …

Background: Around the world, policies and interventions are used to encourage clinicians
to reduce low-value care. In order to facilitate this, we need a better understanding of the …

Participants at a recent meeting of the Choosing Wisely International Roundtable, a forum
for campaign leaders to share ideas and develop common approaches, agreed on the need …

Objectives The incidence and mortality of cervical cancer have halved since introduction of
the Australian cervical screening programme in 1991, involving 2-yearly Pap smears from …

The toll of inadequate health care is well-substantiated, but recognition is mounting that “too
much” is also possible. Overdiagnosis represents one harm of too much medicine, but the …