Association of first antiseizure medication with acute health care utilization in a cohort of adults with newly diagnosed epilepsy

Keyphrases

• Antiseizure Medication 100%
• New-onset Epilepsy 100%
• Acute Care Utilization 100%
• Epilepsy 41%
• Acute Care 17%
• Confidence Interval 11%
• Hospitalization 11%
• Incidence Rate 11%
• Emergency Department Visits 11%
• Polypharmacy 5%
• Comorbid 5%
• Multivariable 5%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 5%
• Seizure 5%
• Levetiracetam 5%
• 18 Years Old 5%
• Regression Model 5%
• Neurological Diseases 5%
• International Classification of Diseases 5%
• Clinical Modification 5%
• Prescription Drugs 5%
• Descriptive Statistics 5%
• Commercial Databases 5%
• Medicare Database 5%
• Topiramate 5%
• Convulsion 5%
• Elixhauser Comorbidity Index 5%
• MarketScan 5%
• Gabapentin 5%
• Frequent Users 5%
• People with Epilepsy 5%
• Reduced Likelihood 5%
• Negative Binominal Regression 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Emergency Care 100%
• Health Care Utilization 100%
• Emergency Department 28%
• Apoplexy 14%
• Medicare 14%
• Neurologic Disease 14%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 14%
• Epileptic Seizure 14%
• International Classification of Diseases 14%
• Elixhauser Comorbidity Index 14%
• Gabapentin 14%
• Levetiracetam 14%
• Polypharmacy 14%
• Topiramate 14%