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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Care Patterns"”.
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Individual and Geographic Predictors of Formal and Informal Care Patterns and Nursing Home Placement Risk among Rural Appalachian Elders
… adults and their families along the continuum of care. This study focuses on a specific rural population in the United States - Central and South Central Appalachia, which experiences the triple jeopardy of vulnerable people (older adults) in vulnerable places (rural Appalachia), with cultural …
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Inside The Lines: Essays on the Performance of Whole Organizational Networks
… incentives. As such, I use the context of healthcare reform in the United States to examine how analyzing the complex patterns of interorganizational patient care may help us better understand the determinants of emergent outcomes at the whole network level. Specifically, the Affordable Care Act …
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Leveraging text representations for clinical predictive tasks
… clinical insights, and ultimately improve healthcare delivery. However, while data from Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have become common, they present unique challenges. Clinical data are noisy, sparse, irregularly sampled, and often biased in their recording of health state and care patterns. …
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Advancing Digital Health Equity in a Safety-Net Health System: Identifying Barriers, Evaluating Training, and Assessing Impact on Diabetes Outcomes
… has been increasingly utilized across healthcare settings, transforming how individuals access healthcare and contributing to improved quality of care. However, there are differences in which types of patients use digital health technology, stemming from multi-level factors at the structural, …
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Addressing the Growing Burden of Concomitant Illnesses in Pregnancy in Indonesia
… struggling to provide high maternal quality care, barriers to access of care, and social determinants of health. To address the issue, the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of 2030 have included an aim to reduce the global MMR to less than 70. The decline in maternal …