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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"Comprehensive care"”.
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Distrito sanitário especial indígena e potiguara: uma ferramenta de gestão na assistência à saúde do povo indígena
… Potiguara acting as a management tool in health care of the indigenous people Potiguara and Tabajara, located in Paraiba territory, as the specific objectives is to present a brief history of policy health for indigenous peoples in Brazil, identifying the existing institutional framework for the …
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PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE: UNMET NEEDS FOR MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES OF PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH LIFE-THREATENING DISEASES
… can be increased by unmet needs or fragmented care and may be mitigated by coordinated and comprehensive care. Limited literature exists about unmet needs of parents of children with LTDs and the barriers they encounter to accessing mental health resources within pediatric palliative care (PPC) …
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Attacking Diabetes One Day at a Time
… diabetes, among under-reserved communities. This comprehensive care program emphasizes the importance of prevention through education, improving lifestyles, and access to care. Based on insights from the Self-Care Management Theory, this initiative seeks to provide individuals with sound, …
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Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick: The Effects of Women Correctional Officers on Prison VIolence
… that procedural justice in prisons relies on comprehensive care; inmates require dignity, respect, safety, and individualized treatment focused on successful community reentry. Since correctional officers vary in their capacity to convey legitimacy, individual characteristics such as officer …
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Creation of a care coordination tool to streamline care for children with complex medical care needs
Children with complex medical care needs require extensive resources, and their families face significant challenges in coordinating care, managing insurance, and integrating various care plans. Pediatric Palliative Care has proven effective in filling gaps in care coordination, but access to …
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Multiple Psychosocial Factors as Predictors in the Progression of HIV-1 to AIDS
… of 97 males diagnosed with HIV/AIDS receiving comprehensive care at a center for immunology. In general, results indicated that the sample perceived higher than average levels of social support, average levels of stress, and exhibited compromised immune functioning. Applications to the SIH …
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O impacto da psoríase na autoimagem e sua influência no trabalho
… They also suggest that it is important to comprehensive care by multidisciplinary team and social support for individuals with psoriasis for good promotion of quality of life and are necessary awareness actions to society in order to reduce situations of prejudice and stigma.
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To investigate the need for palliative care in cerebrovascular accident (stroke) patients at Ladysmith Provincial hospital
… research study explores the need for palliative care by the patients who are recovering from stroke after an acute event. Stroke survivors need comprehensive care for their physical, psychosocial, spiritual well-being and additional support. The comprehensive total care in all aspect of physical, …
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A Qualitative Study of Barriers to Dental Care Among Older Minority Adults Residing in Lower Income Communities
… that presented barriers to the use of dental care among low-income minority older adults. Participants were recruited from low-income senior housing in Hartford, CT. In-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted to obtain data on demographics, oral health status, oral health knowledge and …
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Genetics In The Nicu: Nurses’ Perceived Knowledge and Desired Education
… of infants admitted to neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) have genetic conditions. NICU nurses play an important role in providing comprehensive care to these patients and their families. Previous research has demonstrated gaps exist in the genetics knowledge of nurses and that they lack …
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Patient-Reported Outcomes Screening for Improved Patient Wellness: A Cancer Center Initiative
… evaluation metrics to ensure that palliative care needs are met. <strong>Methods: </strong>In June 2015, we launched electronic collection of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) using the Patient Reported Outcome Measurement Instrument System (PROMIS) global screen. Screening was completed via …
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Grant Proposal for an Art Therapy Program at the Comprehensive Pediatric Care Unit of Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford
<p>The Comprehensive Pediatric Care Unit and the Comprehensive Partial Hospitalization Program of Lucile S. Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford together seek $31,000 from the Roy Disney Family Foundation for the establishment of an Art Therapy program. This money will provide funding for the …
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À espera do cuidado: caminhos na implantação da rede de cuidados à pessoa com deficiência no Espírito Santo.
The implementation of the Care Network for People with Disabilities (RCPD) in 2012 is a milestone in the provision of comprehensive health care for this population, rescuing the principle of decentralization of care in rehabilitation to facilitate access to health care services. However, after ten …
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Mental health matters : a mixed-method exploration of attitudes towards psychological services within long-term care facilities
… this demographic grows, so does the demand for care services. Older adults in Long-Term Care Facilities (LTCF) are particularly vulnerable, with 60.0% of residents in Iceland diagnosed with a mental health condition. Addressing barriers to accessing psychological services is critical to ensure …
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Veiksniai, sąlygojantys socialinio darbuotojo veiklos turinį senelių globos namuose /
… are mostly provided and organised in residential care facilities for the elderly. Reteriment homes provide comprehensive care and care for the elderly. Social workers provide a range of social services. Social workers are confronted with a wide range of different factors in their work. The aim of …
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Support for bereaved parents following the death of a child from cancer
… 2004). Thefocus on providing supportive care throughout the course of a child's treatment isrightly prioritised. However, the provision of effective bereavement care must not beneglected. Although there are differences between diagnostic groups, approximately30% of children die of cancer …
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The Impact of Self-Practice Qigong on Strength Gains and Wellbeing During Off-Season Training for Fall Sport Athletes
… in a Qigong exercise group or standard care group. Strength gains were measured through a vertical jump test and a 3 RM front squat, bench press, and deadlift before and after a prescribed 8 week, 4 day per week weight training program. Wellbeing was measured through the …
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Postnatal Clubs: Implementation Of A Differentiated And Integrated Model Of Care For Mothers Living With Hiv And Their HIV-Exposed Uninfected Babies
… period, linked to poor retention in care. To improve this retention, Post Natal Clubs (PNC) were created as an integrated, differentiated model of care providing psychosocial support and comprehensive care for the mother-infant pairs (MIP). We describe the implementation of PNC and …
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Use of Medications and Pharmacists’ Role in Improving the Quality of Life in Children with Bronchial Asthma // Лекарствена употреба и роля на фармацевтите за подобряване качеството на живот при деца с бронхиална астма
… and pharmacists’ contribution in providing comprehensive patient care. The global burden of asthma can be significantly reduced through the collaborative efforts of patients, health care professionals, health care institutions and governments. Various studies establish pharmacists’ important …
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Understanding Risks to Patient Safety from the Perspective of Nurse Practitioners Delivering Primary Health Care Using Telemedicine
… the availability and quality of virtual health care (VHC), with the COVID-19 pandemic accelerating telemedicine use. Telemedicine improved access, affordability, and safety by supporting physical distancing. However, the rapid shift from in-person care also introduced new patient safety risks. …
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