Improving AI/AN Access to Care at a Specialty Academic Center in the American Southwest: Lessons Learned from a Practice Evaluation Initiative [0.03%]
美国西南部一所专业学术中心改善AI/AN医疗保健获取的实践经验及启示
Jon Tilburt,John Fasolino,Atul Jain et al.
Jon Tilburt et al.
This report describes a practice evaluation initiative aimed at improving access to tertiary referral care for American Indian and Alaska Native patients. It outlines challenges related to insurance coverage, electronic systems, and related...
The Landscape of Physician Residency Training in the Indian Health System [0.03%]
印度医疗体系下的医师 residency培训格局
Matthew Tobey,Michael Toedt,Emily Hawes et al.
Matthew Tobey et al.
The Indian Health System, which includes the Indian Health Service, Tribal health systems, and the Urban Indian Health Program, trains fewer resident physicians than would be expected based on its user population. Investment in equitable gr...
Community Organizing for Health Justice: A Missing Link for Health Care [0.03%]
健康正义社区组织：医疗卫生体系的缺失环节
Juliana E Morris,Hilary Mar Lopez Nichols,Noel Sanders et al.
Juliana E Morris et al.
There is increasing recognition within the U.S. health care system that structural determinants are major drivers of health inequities. Many of the current strategies to advance health equity, however, do not directly address the power diff...
What Two New HBCU Medical Schools Can Mean for Poor and Underserved Populations [0.03%]
两所新的美国历史黑人学院医学院意味着什么？
Ashley Collazo,Kendall M Campbell
Ashley Collazo
Two new medical schools are planned at HBCUs (historically Black colleges and universities), one at Xavier University and the other at Morgan State University. The number of Black physicians as of 2021 was 48,248 and according to the Associ...
Hilary M Wright,Christine Tarleton,Joel T Braslow et al.
Hilary M Wright et al.
Homelessness is associated with elevated mortality rates and premature death. Previous research has focused on the cause of death rather than the details surrounding these deaths. We conducted a qualitative analysis of records from the Los ...
Educational Activity with Guatemalan Lay Midwives about Helping Babies Breath [0.03%]
与危地马拉助产士关于新生儿复苏的教育活动
Kimberly Garcia,Cheryl Armstrong,Emily Flynn et al.
Kimberly Garcia et al.
Reason. Guatemala's Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) of 18 deaths per 100,000 live births was 17th highest in the world in 2020. One contributor is lay midwives, who attend most births at home and often lack education about helping babies breath...
Sources of Racial Disparities in Critical Care Outcomes: A Single Center Analysis [0.03%]
单一中心分析导致重症监护结果种族差异的根源
Meera Mody,Kirby D Gong,Robert D Stevens
Meera Mody
There has been substantial documentation of racial and ethnic disparities in health outcomes, and a growing body of research on critical care outcomes specifically. In this paper, we seek to quantify the sources of racial disparities in a s...
Rural-urban Residence, Minority Stress, and Tobacco Use among Sexual and Gender Minority Young Adults in Oklahoma and Surrounding States [0.03%]
俄克拉荷马州及其周边地区性少数群体和性别少数群体青年成人居住地、少数派压力与烟草使用情况研究
Katelyn F Romm,Clark Gilford,Erin A Vogel et al.
Katelyn F Romm et al.
Introduction: Sexual and/or gender minority young adults (SGM YAs) display high tobacco use rates but less is known regarding disparities among those residing in rural vs. urban areas. ...
The Effect of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization Ruling on Obstetric Care Use in the Medicaid Insured Population [0.03%]
多布斯诉杰克逊妇女健康组织案判决对医保参保人口产科医疗服务使用的影响
Lucille M Abrams,Kevin A Look,David A Mott et al.
Lucille M Abrams et al.
Introduction: Women with low incomes are more likely than women with higher incomes to terminate pregnancies to prevent unwanted births. Terminations became less accessible in some states following the Dobbs v. Jackson Wo...
Patient and Clinic Characteristics of a Prescribing Psychology Practice in New Mexico [0.03%]
新墨西哥州心理医生处方实践的患者和门诊特征
Phillip M Hughes,Jo Velasquez,David Velasquez et al.
Phillip M Hughes et al.
Little is known about patients treated by prescribing psychologists. We conducted a descriptive cross-sectional study using electronic health record data of patients (N = 4,540) from a large prescribing psychology clinic in Las Cruces, New ...