Jay A Brieler

Most-cited papers

1. The Potential of Quantum Computing and Machine Learning to Advance Clinical Research and Change the Practice of Medicine.

   D. Solenov, Jay A Brieler, Jeffrey F. Scherrer

   2018Missouri medicine92 citations

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2. Antidepressant medication use and glycaemic control in co-morbid type 2 diabetes and depression.

   Jay A Brieler, P. Lustman, Jeffrey F. Scherrer, J. Salas +1 more

   2016Family Practice59 citations

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3. Anxiety disorders, benzodiazepine prescription, and incident dementia

   Jay A Brieler, J. Salas, Matthew E. Amick, Poorva Sheth +3 more

   2023Journal of The American Geriatrics Society20 citations

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4. Differences in prescribing patterns for anxiety and depression between General Internal Medicine and Family Medicine.

   Jay A Brieler, Jeffrey F. Scherrer, J. Salas

   2015Journal of Affective Disorders20 citations

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5. Integrated Behavioral Health Care in Family Medicine Residencies A CERA Survey.

   Christine K. Jacobs, Jay A Brieler, J. Salas, Renée M Betancourt +1 more

   2018Family Medicine16 citations Open access

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6. Depression leads to incident vascular disease: evidence for the relevance to primary care.

   Jeffrey F. Scherrer, J. Salas, Jay A Brieler, B. J. Miller +2 more

   2015Family Practice15 citations Open access

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7. Antidepressants and Incident Hypertension in Primary Care Patients

   Matthew A. Breeden, Jay A Brieler, J. Salas, Jeffrey F. Scherrer

   2018Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine9 citations Open access

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8. Training Experiences of Family Medicine Residents on Behavioral Health Rotations.

   Max Zubatsky, Jay A Brieler, Christine K. Jacobs

   2017Family Medicine8 citations

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9. Achievement of glycemic control and antidepressant medication use in comorbid depression and type 2 diabetes.

   Jay A Brieler, J. Salas, Elizabeth Keegan-Garrett, Jeffrey F. Scherrer

   2022Journal of Affective Disorders7 citations

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10. Achievement of glycemic control and antidepressant medication use in comorbid depression and type II diabetes.

    Jay A Brieler, J. Salas, Jeffrey F. Scherrer

    2022Annals of Family Medicine6 citations Open access

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11. Cardiomyopathy: An Overview.

    Jay A Brieler, Matthew A. Breeden, Jane Tucker

    2017American Family Physician6 citations

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12. Diagnosis and Treatment of Bipolar Illness in the Primary Care Office.

    Jay A Brieler, Elizabeth Keegan-Garrett

    2022Missouri medicine4 citations

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13. A Health Systems Genogram for Improving Hospital Transitions to Primary Care

    Max Zubatsky, Jay A Brieler

    2018Annals of Family Medicine3 citations Open access

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14. Resolution of positive symptoms of schizophrenia after traumatic brain injury.

    Jay A Brieler, M. Del Core

    2014The Primary Care Companion For CNS Disorders2 citations Open access

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15. Primary care provider knowledge and confidence about suicide screening and prevention: The role of practicing in integrated behavioral health-primary care.

    Lauren Wilson, Max Zubatsky, Jay A Brieler, Joanne Salas +3 more

    2026Families, Systems & Health0 citations

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16. Working adeptly to diagnose and treat adult ADHD.

    Jay A Brieler, A. Matsunaga, Jennifer Gafford

    2020Journal of Family Practice0 citations

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17. Is VTE prophylaxis safe and effective in patients with cirrhosis?

    Matthew A. Breeden, Jay A Brieler

    20200 citations

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18. What is the best approach to managing a depressed patient who has not responded to a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)

    Sarah L Gebauer, Jay A Brieler

    20170 citations

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19. In a patient with panic disorder, is a combination of medication and psychotherapy superior to either alone for long-term treatment and prevention of symptoms?

    Jay A Brieler, Christine K. Jacobs

    20150 citations

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