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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"provider characteristics"”.
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Developmentally appropriate sexual health conversations with adolescent and young adult oncology patients
… of this study is to create guidelines for providers on the developmentally appropriate sexual health conversations that should take place with AYAs. This was accomplished by using the Delphi method of creating consensus among AYA oncology experts by taking into account the developmental …
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Professional Development Providers: Addressing Social Emotional Development and Challenging Behavior
… study investigated 86 professional development providers' perspectives regarding children's social emotional development and challenging behavior. Specifically, this study examined providers' confidence in providing in-service training and technical assistance on these topics. In addition, the …
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Primary care behavioral health in the time of COVID-19
… mental health treatment from primary care providers rather than from behavioral health providers. To address this issue, the healthcare system has begun to integrate behavioral health providers into primary care clinics, known as integrated primary care (IPC). Research suggests that IPC can …
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Perceptions of Trust and Care in the Patient-Provider Relationship: A Mixed Methods Case Study of a Nurse-Practitioner Clinic in Rural Nebraska.
… (NPs) in an attempt to reduce the healthcare provider shortage. This move centered on the idea of NPs operating rural primary care clinics without the previously limiting oversight of a medical doctor. A medical anthropological approach to assessing this legislation’s impact requires the study …
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POTENTIALLY AVOIDABLE CHEST PAIN OBSERVATION UNIT UTILIZATION: ADMISSION OF VERY-LOW-RISK PATIENTS
… avoidable CPOU admission rate, examine provider variability and determine patient and provider characteristics associated with potentially avoidable CPOU utilization. We examined a consecutive cohort of chest pain patients evaluated in an ED-based CPOU using prospective and retrospective …
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Supply-side determinants of cataract surgery output in South Africa
… of cataract surgery output by examining provider characteristics and perceived barriers, enablers, and strategies to increase surgical volume. Methods: A cross-sectional study, using an emailed online questionnaire, was performed using convenience sampling on 399 medically trained members …
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A comparison of two training models for the enhancement of quality of care for family child care providers
Thirty-six family child care providers were divided into matched pairs, then randomly assigned to two treatment groups; catalyst and self-study. The purpose was to investigate how training affects quality of child care and to determine what provider characteristics interact with self-paced learning …
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The implications of socioeconomic status and a usual source of care for the health and health care experiences of elders with chronic illnesses
… provision have promoted the relationship between providers and patient for improving care continuity and coordination. This may be especially important for the growing population of elders, who often have fragmented care because of multiple chronic illnesses. Previous research shows that elders …
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Enhancing the Patient-Provider Relationship in the Provision of Prenatal Care to Women with Low Income
… of higher socioeconomic status. The patient-provider relationship is an aspect of quality care that mediates the relationship between service provision and equitable care for socially vulnerable populations. There is a dearth of literature that examines how provider characteristics influence …
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A Profile of Diabetes-related Below Knee Amputations Using Nation-wide Patient Discharge Data: Patient, Provider, And Insurance Characteristics
… with diabetes is a rarely studied topic. Providers' decisions regarding a below-knee Diabetes-Related Lower Extremity Amputation (DRLEA) single vs. repeat DRLEA terminating in a below-knee final amputation status are important for patient outcomes. </p> <p>Objective: This research profiled …
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What drives primary care providers to adopt innovative care delivery models in New South Wales, Australia?
… uptake of innovative models of care by service providers has been explained and described in previous literature. 2. To identify service provider characteristics that are associated with increased participation in two regionally-designed health pathways at one to two years of implementation of …
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Patients' Perceptions of Provider Communication, Provider Knowledge and Provider Competence and Associations with Potentially Inappropriate Medication Use among Medicare Part D Beneficiaries
… associations between patients' perceptions of provider communication, provider knowledge, and provider competence with PIM use. A retrospective observational analysis was conducted using data from the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey. Individuals were included in the prevalence sample if …
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Geospatial patterns and determinants of choice of secondary healthcare facilities among National Health Insurance enrolees in Ibadan, Nigeria
… determined by the interplay between patient and provider characteristics. The influence of factors that determine choice of a health care facility or a provider varies depending on individual patient's socio-ecological factors, type and severity of illness (including the presence or absence of …