Beyond the patient: Health care providers' insights on partner engagement in contraceptive decision-making [0.03%]
超越患者：保健提供者在避孕决策中伴侣参与见解
Patricia N E Roberson,Kendall Bradey,Angela R Andrews et al.
Patricia N E Roberson et al.
Introduction: Family planning is a dyadic decision influenced by social, cultural, and structural factors. However, contraceptive counseling in perinatal care often centers on pregnant individuals alone, potentially overl...
Assessing the effects of prenatal enrollment into HealthySteps on dyadic health outcomes [0.03%]
评估孕期参加HealthySteps对双方健康结果的影响
Jaya Mishra,Ronald Sanchez,Hannah Brody et al.
Jaya Mishra et al.
Introduction: HealthySteps (HS) is a national evidence-based, pediatric behavioral health model designed to improve comprehensive mental and psychosocial health care during early childhood in marginalized communities. Our...
A mixed-methods feasibility pilot study of a psychoeducation program for caregivers of autistic children with type 1 diabetes [0.03%]
自闭症儿童1型糖尿病患者的照护者心理教育项目混合研究法可行性试点研究
Jessica Stacey,Hayley Thompson,Chris Ashwin
Jessica Stacey
Introduction: Autism spectrum disorder is more prevalent in children with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) than the general population, and autistic children with T1D encounter additional challenges compared with children with eithe...
Clinician adopter profiles of behavioral mobile health apps: A two-profile typology for integrated primary care implementation [0.03%]
综合初级保健实施的行为移动健康应用程序临床医生采用者档案：一种两型分类法
David J Johnson,Tania Perez Rodriguez
David J Johnson
Objective: Mobile health (mHealth) applications can extend behavioral health care in integrated primary care (IPC), yet clinician adoption is inconsistent. This mixed-methods study examined IPC clinicians' attitudes towar...
Aligning maternal-child health: Designing dyadic care across a large academic medical system [0.03%]
基于大型学术医学体系的母婴健康协同护理设计
Maya E Ross,Beth Maletz,Hannah Brody et al.
Maya E Ross et al.
Introduction: Historical disparities in maternal and infant health, exacerbated over the COVID-19 pandemic, necessitate investment in a systematic and community-based approach to dyadic care. NewYork-Presbyterian sought t...
Types of family support persons and links to self-efficacy and disease severity among underserved Latino/a primary care patients with type 2 diabetes [0.03%]
在2型糖尿病患者中，不同家庭支持者与利陶尔奥_primaries Underserved拉丁美洲人的自我效能和疾病严重程度之间的关系
Angela R Hiefner,Sarah B Woods
Angela R Hiefner
Objective: This study aims to assess whether who patients report as their primary family support person is linked to diabetes self-efficacy and disease severity. ...
Effects of interventions for siblings of children with physical and psychological chronic health conditions: A systematic review [0.03%]
综合干预措施对慢性病儿童兄弟姐妹影响的系统评价：一项系统综述研究
Tatum S Zeleznik,Christine A Limbers
Tatum S Zeleznik
Introduction: Research indicates that siblings of children with chronic health conditions (CHCs) are a vulnerable population that faces various challenges, and interventions have been developed to mitigate the potential f...
Bringing substance use treatment home: Collaborative care for addiction in primary care [0.03%]
把药物使用治疗带回家——初级保健中的协作性护理疗法应对毒瘾问题
Julian Mitton,Yona Remer,Desirae Rivers
Julian Mitton
For clinicians working in primary care and behavioral health settings, the opportunity is clear: Integrated care models have the potential to transform how we engage and support patients with substance use disorders (SUD), bringing meaningf...
Donald Pine
Donald Pine
The author offers advice for physicians, to take time to talk with colleagues. Brief moments of connection at the end of the day will share wisdom, provide support, and sustain us for the long run. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, al...
Review of Chance and choice in health care: A review of Anupam B. Jena and Christopher Worsham's "Random acts of medicine" [0.03%]
《医疗中的机遇与选择》书评：阿纳普·JENA和 克里斯托弗·沃什姆的“随机医学”
Jennifer Near
Jennifer Near
Reviews the book, Random Acts of Medicine: The Hidden Forces That Sway Doctors, Impact Patients, and Shape Our Health by Anupam B. Jena and Christopher Worsham (2023). In an era increasingly defined by calls for value-based care and health ...