Jeffrey Henstenburg,Avrey Thau,Michael Markovitz et al.
Jeffrey Henstenburg et al.
Introduction: There are few studies that describe the prevalence of ocular morbidity among people who are homeless in the United States. The goal of this study was to describe rates of visual impairment and ocular patholo...
Creating Culturally-Specific and Community-Specific Approaches to Linking Low Socioeconomic Smokers to Cessation Services [0.03%]
创建文化特定和社区特定的方法，将低社会经济水平的吸烟者与戒烟服务联系起来
Carole Specktor,Paula A Keller
Carole Specktor
While smoking has declined, rates remain alarmingly high for people of low socioeconomic status. Funding community-based organizations to link low socioeconomic status smokers to cessation services holds promise for reaching this population...
Barriers and Strategies for Specialty Care Access through Federally Qualified Health Centers: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
联邦合格医疗中心专科护理获取途径的障碍与策略：系统综述
Yumiko Nakamura,Maude Laberge,Andrew Davis et al.
Yumiko Nakamura et al.
Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) provide health care to vulnerable patients with limited resources. We conducted a scoping review on barriers to specialized care and strategies implemented by FQHCs. We searched PubMed, CINAHL, Hea...
Autism Spectrum Disorders in Nigeria: A Scoping Review of Literature and Opinion on Future Research and Social Policy Directions [0.03%]
尼日利亚自闭症谱系障碍的文献综述及对未来研究和社会政策方向的意见
Muideen O Bakare,Olufemi G Taiwo,Mashudat A Bello-Mojeed et al.
Muideen O Bakare et al.
Introduction: Research about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in sub-Saharan Africa is sparse and limited. However, research studies coming from Nigeria in West Africa as a country have contributed significantly to the subj...
Aparna Balakrishnan,Neil Jordan
Aparna Balakrishnan
Near-elderly and elderly undocumented immigrants constitute a growing subpopulation in the U.S. with potentially high rates of preventable chronic conditions, but limited access to insurance coverage and low use of care. Associated impacts ...
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Virginia M Brennan
Virginia M Brennan
"No Estas Solo": Navigation Programs Support Engagement in HIV Care for Mexicans and Puerto Ricans Living in the Continental U.S [0.03%]
"_no_estas_solo_":导航程序支持在北美生活的墨西哥人和波多黎各人参与艾滋护理
Sophia Zamudio-Haas,Andres Maiorana,Lisa Georgetti Gomez et al.
Sophia Zamudio-Haas et al.
A range of social and structural barriers continue to impede timely diagnosis and consistent access to care for Latinos living with HIV in the U.S. Navigation programs have helped other populations overcome comparable barriers to care. This...
Community-Based Implementation of a Paraprofessional-Delivered Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Program for Youth Involved with the Criminal Justice System [0.03%]
社区青少年犯罪预防项目中非专业人员递送认知行为疗法的实施研究
Sarah E Valentine,Emily M Ahles,Louise E Dixon De Silva et al.
Sarah E Valentine et al.
Psychosocial interventions for common emotional and behavioral difficulties have been developed for use in correctional facilities, yet these programs are largely unavailable upon community re-entry due to a shortage of trained mental healt...
Are the Undocumented Deserving? Health Workers' Views of Immigrants in Alabama [0.03%]
美国阿拉巴马州医护人员笔下的非法移民：值得提供医疗服务的对象吗？
Anna Bianchi,Kathryn S Oths,Kari White
Anna Bianchi
Undocumented immigrants are ineligible for many public benefits and often rely on safety-net clinics, such as community health centers, for health care. Using in-depth interviews, we explored attitudes about undocumented immigrants' deservi...
Four Years of CHEER: Cost and QALY Savings of a Free Nurse-run Walk-in Clinic Serving an Uninsured, Predominantly Spanish-speaking Immigrant Population in Providence [0.03%]
CHEER四年的成效：免费护士运作的急诊门诊为布朗斯普林菲德市无保险的、主要说西班牙语的移民人群节省了成本和伤残调整生命年支出
Katherine Barry,Meghan McCarthy,Jacob Buckley et al.
Katherine Barry et al.
Non-emergent visits to emergency departments by uninsured patients impose unnecessary costs on both patients and safety-net institutions. We evaluated the health and economic impacts of providing free, walk-in care to low-income, uninsured ...