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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Health resource utilization"”.

  1. Something Like a Phenomenon: High Achieving Women of Color and Experiences of Mental Health Resource Utilization

    … Black and Latina women who had utilized mental health services in the last 18 months. The impact of discrimination and stigma is present today and may manifest itself within communities of color when these individuals attempt to access mental health services. The counseling field and counselor …

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  2. Classification of Participants Into Two Health Resource Utilization Groups By the Health Enrollment Assessment Review (HEAR) Survey

    <p>The study examined the ability of the Health Enrollment Assessment Review (HEAR) survey instrument to classify participants into one of two groups according to utilization of health resources anticipated in the following year. Developed by the U.S. Air Force, the HEAR survey is used worldwide by …

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  3. Impact of prenatal screening on future resource utilization in pregnancy

    … Obtaining reliable data on prenatal screening utilization is problematic in Canada as these data are not collected in a systematic way nationally and, in many cases, not even provincially. This study aimed to understand utilization of prenatal screening in an Albertan context; to examine the …

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  4. Economic Evaluation of the Pediatric Tele-resuscitation Intervention Pilot Study

    … was developed in partnership with Niagara Health, Brock University and McMaster Children's Hospital. This network aims to enhance pediatric outcomes for infants and children who present to NH hospitals' emergency departments using telemedicine (TM). Objectives: This study aimed to (i) …

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