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Teaching The Value Of Continuity Of Care: A Case Conference On Long-Term Healing Relationships, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Teaching The Value Of Continuity Of Care: A Case Conference On Long-Term Healing Relationships, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Jeffrey L Sternlieb PhD
No abstract provided.
Mechanical Falls: Are Patients Willing To Discuss Their Risk With A Health Care Provider?, Marna Greenberg, Michael Nguyen, Brian Stello, Arnold Goldberg, Robert Barraco, Bernadette Glenn-Porter, Anita Kurt, Stephen Dusza, Bryan Kane
Mechanical Falls: Are Patients Willing To Discuss Their Risk With A Health Care Provider?, Marna Greenberg, Michael Nguyen, Brian Stello, Arnold Goldberg, Robert Barraco, Bernadette Glenn-Porter, Anita Kurt, Stephen Dusza, Bryan Kane
Bryan G Kane MD
Background: Falls in the elderly cause serious injury. Objective: We aimed to determine subjects’ comfort in discussing fall risk and home safety evaluations. Methods: This prospective study surveyed a convenience sample of subjects ($50 years old) in an emergency department (ED), health fair (HF), and family practice (FP). The survey included the Falls Efficacy Scale and Vulnerable Elders Survey—validated surveys measuring fall concern and functional decline. Other data—environmental living conditions, participant behaviors, fall frequency—were collected. The associations between perceived fall risk and participant characteristics were assessed using descriptive statistics and random-effects logistic regression. Results: Participants (n = 416, 38% males, …
Teaching The Value Of Continuity Of Care: A Case Conference On Long-Term Healing Relationships, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Teaching The Value Of Continuity Of Care: A Case Conference On Long-Term Healing Relationships, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Jeffrey L Sternlieb PhD
No abstract provided.
The Hidden Ethics Code, Samuel J. Knapp Edd, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
The Hidden Ethics Code, Samuel J. Knapp Edd, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Jeffrey L Sternlieb PhD
No abstract provided.
Learning Evaluation: Blending Quality Improvement And Implementation Research Methods To Study Healthcare Innovations, Bijal A. Balasubramanian, Deborah J. Cohen, Melinda M. Davis, Rose Gunn, L Miriam Dickinson, William L. Miller Md, Ma, Benjamin F. Crabtree, Kurt C. Stange
Learning Evaluation: Blending Quality Improvement And Implementation Research Methods To Study Healthcare Innovations, Bijal A. Balasubramanian, Deborah J. Cohen, Melinda M. Davis, Rose Gunn, L Miriam Dickinson, William L. Miller Md, Ma, Benjamin F. Crabtree, Kurt C. Stange
William L Miller MD, MA
Background: In healthcare change interventions, on-the-ground learning about the implementation process is often lost because of a primary focus on outcome improvements. This paper describes the Learning Evaluation, a methodological approach that blends quality improvement and implementation research methods to study healthcare innovations. Methods: Learning Evaluation is an approach to multi-organization assessment. Qualitative and quantitative data are collected to conduct real-time assessment of implementation processes while also assessing changes in context, facilitating quality improvement using run charts and audit and feedback, and generating transportable lessons. Five principles are the foundation of this approach: (1) gather data to describe changes made …
A Guide To Introducing And Integrating Reflective Practices In Medical Education., Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
A Guide To Introducing And Integrating Reflective Practices In Medical Education., Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Jeffrey L Sternlieb PhD
No abstract provided.
The Unique Contribution Of Behavioral Scientists To Medical Education: The Top Ten Competencies., Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
The Unique Contribution Of Behavioral Scientists To Medical Education: The Top Ten Competencies., Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd
Jeffrey L Sternlieb PhD
Understandably, the focus of most physicians is primarily on the biomedical-What is this disease or injury? Behavioral scientists from various disciplines in medical education generally have a broader approach-Who is this person with these symptoms and what is their story? Since behavioral scientists are often alone among U. S. residency faculty, physicians may fail to recognize the value of their approach to medical resident training. This review identifies and describes the top areas of expertise that behavioral scientists bring to medical education and how their training prepares them to think differently than other medical educators. In the course of identifying …
The Balint Group Experience: Promoting Relationship Awareness, Phillip Phelps Lcsw, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd, Mary Wassinik Edd, John Muench Md, Mph
The Balint Group Experience: Promoting Relationship Awareness, Phillip Phelps Lcsw, Jeffrey L. Sternlieb Phd, Mary Wassinik Edd, John Muench Md, Mph
Jeffrey L Sternlieb PhD
No abstract provided.
Primary Care Practice Development: A Relationship-Centered Approach, William L. Miller Md, Benjamin F. Crabtree Phd, Paul A. Nutting Md, Msph, Kurt C. Stange Md, Phd, Carlos Roberto Jaén Md, Phd
Primary Care Practice Development: A Relationship-Centered Approach, William L. Miller Md, Benjamin F. Crabtree Phd, Paul A. Nutting Md, Msph, Kurt C. Stange Md, Phd, Carlos Roberto Jaén Md, Phd
William L Miller MD, MA
No abstract provided.
Multiple Interventions To Transform A Family Medicine Practice, Nyann Biery Ms, Robin Schroeder Md, Faafp
Multiple Interventions To Transform A Family Medicine Practice, Nyann Biery Ms, Robin Schroeder Md, Faafp
Robin S. Schroeder MD
No abstract provided.
Improving Outcomes For Elderly Trauma Patients, Robert Barraco, Francis Salerno, Catherine Glew
Improving Outcomes For Elderly Trauma Patients, Robert Barraco, Francis Salerno, Catherine Glew
Robert D Barraco MD, MPH
No abstract provided.
Sex Differences In Emergency Department Patient Mechanical Fall Risk And Openess To Communication With Providers, Bryan G. Kane Md, Michael Nguyen Md, Robert D. Barraco Md, Brian Stello Md, Arnold R. Goldberg Md, C M. Lenhart, Bernadette Gl-Porter Bs
Sex Differences In Emergency Department Patient Mechanical Fall Risk And Openess To Communication With Providers, Bryan G. Kane Md, Michael Nguyen Md, Robert D. Barraco Md, Brian Stello Md, Arnold R. Goldberg Md, C M. Lenhart, Bernadette Gl-Porter Bs
Robert D Barraco MD, MPH
No abstract provided.
Mechanical Falls: Are Patients Willing To Discuss Their Risk With A Health Care Provider?, Marna Greenberg, Michael Nguyen, Brian Stello, Arnold Goldberg, Robert Barraco, Bernadette Glenn-Porter, Anita Kurt, Stephen Dusza, Bryan Kane
Mechanical Falls: Are Patients Willing To Discuss Their Risk With A Health Care Provider?, Marna Greenberg, Michael Nguyen, Brian Stello, Arnold Goldberg, Robert Barraco, Bernadette Glenn-Porter, Anita Kurt, Stephen Dusza, Bryan Kane
Robert D Barraco MD, MPH
Background: Falls in the elderly cause serious injury. Objective: We aimed to determine subjects’ comfort in discussing fall risk and home safety evaluations. Methods: This prospective study surveyed a convenience sample of subjects ($50 years old) in an emergency department (ED), health fair (HF), and family practice (FP). The survey included the Falls Efficacy Scale and Vulnerable Elders Survey—validated surveys measuring fall concern and functional decline. Other data—environmental living conditions, participant behaviors, fall frequency—were collected. The associations between perceived fall risk and participant characteristics were assessed using descriptive statistics and random-effects logistic regression. Results: Participants (n = 416, 38% males, …
Mechanical Falls: Are Patients Willing To Discuss Their Risk With A Health Care Provider?, Marna Greenberg, Michael Nguyen, Brian Stello, Arnold Goldberg, Robert Barraco, Bernadette Glenn-Porter, Anita Kurt, Stephen Dusza, Bryan Kane
Mechanical Falls: Are Patients Willing To Discuss Their Risk With A Health Care Provider?, Marna Greenberg, Michael Nguyen, Brian Stello, Arnold Goldberg, Robert Barraco, Bernadette Glenn-Porter, Anita Kurt, Stephen Dusza, Bryan Kane
Marna R Greenberg DO, MPH, FACEP
Background: Falls in the elderly cause serious injury. Objective: We aimed to determine subjects’ comfort in discussing fall risk and home safety evaluations. Methods: This prospective study surveyed a convenience sample of subjects ($50 years old) in an emergency department (ED), health fair (HF), and family practice (FP). The survey included the Falls Efficacy Scale and Vulnerable Elders Survey—validated surveys measuring fall concern and functional decline. Other data—environmental living conditions, participant behaviors, fall frequency—were collected. The associations between perceived fall risk and participant characteristics were assessed using descriptive statistics and random-effects logistic regression. Results: Participants (n = 416, 38% males, …