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Full-Text Articles in Family Medicine
Micronutrient Deficiencies In Beaumont Integrative Medicine Fatigue Patients, Jessica Dorschner, Maureen Anderson
Micronutrient Deficiencies In Beaumont Integrative Medicine Fatigue Patients, Jessica Dorschner, Maureen Anderson
Posters
Fatigue is a common patient concern at primary care visits and can persist after addressing etiologies such as anemia, infection, malignancy, depression and cardiopulmonary disorders. Micronutrient deficiencies have also been investigated in fatigue patients, particularly individual vitamins such as C, D, B12, E and the mineral zinc. Fewer studies have investigated broad panels of micronutrients in fatigue patients. The Beaumont Integrative Medicine Clinic evaluates many patients with fatigue and assesses micronutrient levels using SpectraCell testing which measures 31 vitamin, mineral and metabolite levels concurrently.
Self-Reflections On Culture And Medicine: Exploration Of Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion, James Meza, Jianming Lau, Scott Yaekle
Self-Reflections On Culture And Medicine: Exploration Of Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion, James Meza, Jianming Lau, Scott Yaekle
Conference Presentation Abstracts
No abstract provided.
Protecting Wellness And Boundaries While Navigating Leaves Of Absences: Case Studies For Approaching From An Ethical And Behavioral Health Lens, Jennifer Kowalkowski, Sawsan Edriss, Stephen Warnick
Protecting Wellness And Boundaries While Navigating Leaves Of Absences: Case Studies For Approaching From An Ethical And Behavioral Health Lens, Jennifer Kowalkowski, Sawsan Edriss, Stephen Warnick
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The new ACGME guidelines for paid 6-week family and medical leave are a big step forward in helping our residents maintain their health and well-being. Previously noted for having one of the strictest leave allowances among medical specialties, family medicine programs may see future increases in leave requests due to policy changes extending allowable leave times and increased stress from both the Covid-19 pandemic and current mental health crisis facing our nation. Leaves that involve physical or mental health crises are certainly very difficult for the resident on leave but can significantly impact co-residents and program faculty as well. Our …
Effects Of State-Wide Mandatory Automated Prescribing System On Safe Medication Disposal, Helen E. Huetteman, Elie Mulhem
Effects Of State-Wide Mandatory Automated Prescribing System On Safe Medication Disposal, Helen E. Huetteman, Elie Mulhem
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INTRODUCTION
In June 2018, Michigan lawmakers passed new legislation to restrict and monitor controlled substance prescriptions, leading to a significant decrease in the prescribing of opioids. This project aims to evaluate effects of this legislation on safe medication disposal trends throughout the state.
Google Translate "Schwartzfahrer" And The Exploration Of Racism And Belonging In A Different Culture, James P. Meza, Daniel Tanbakuchi, Robin Zehner, Andrea Daniel, Jianming Lau
Google Translate "Schwartzfahrer" And The Exploration Of Racism And Belonging In A Different Culture, James P. Meza, Daniel Tanbakuchi, Robin Zehner, Andrea Daniel, Jianming Lau
Conference Presentation Abstracts
This project is based on the premise that observing a different culture enables a less politicized discussion of racism in the America. Using the short film "Schwartzfahrer" by Pepe Danquart, this project proposes convening focus groups to uncover layers of meaning and differing perspectives on topics that include race, identity, immigration, societal belonging-exclusion, and civic courage. The film is 12 minutes long. Participants will be asked to examine non-verbal and para-linguistic attributes portrayed. The second layer of meaning will be elicited by adding English subtitles and viewing the film again. The facilitator will elicit a list of overt racist utterances …
Scholarly Activity And Academic Writing For Practicing Clinicians, James P. Meza, Nicholus H. Yee, Ethan O. Cohen, Milan V. Pantelic, Thomas Przybycien, Tyler Russeth, Krupa Patel, Scott Baughan
Scholarly Activity And Academic Writing For Practicing Clinicians, James P. Meza, Nicholus H. Yee, Ethan O. Cohen, Milan V. Pantelic, Thomas Przybycien, Tyler Russeth, Krupa Patel, Scott Baughan
Conference Presentation Abstracts
This roundtable discussion brings the executive editorial board of Clinical Research in Practice: The Journal of Team Hippocrates into direct contact with prospective authors to provide editorial support with the goal of coaching participants to be successful when submitting a manuscript to Clinical Research in Practice: The Journal of Team Hippocrates. The aims and scope of the journal focus on clinical decision science (CDS). CDS explores how the complex, interacting aspects of clinical care are described, understood, shared, and explained. This includes both biomedical and medical social sciences, in addition to other ways of understanding human experience. This is a …
A Lesson Learned From Mounting A Motorcycle, Joseph Friedli, Tyler Drewry, Nobin Kottukapally, Carolyn Landsberg
A Lesson Learned From Mounting A Motorcycle, Joseph Friedli, Tyler Drewry, Nobin Kottukapally, Carolyn Landsberg
Conference Presentation Abstracts
A 32-year-old male presented for evaluation of right knee pain.
When We Know Better, We Do Better: Maintaining And Retrieving Advance Directive Documents In The Electronic Health Record, Linda Caurdy-Bess, Sara Damiano, Amy Fresch, Marilyn Begle, Srikala Yedavally-Yellayi, Hany A. Eraqi, Ali H. Mahmood
When We Know Better, We Do Better: Maintaining And Retrieving Advance Directive Documents In The Electronic Health Record, Linda Caurdy-Bess, Sara Damiano, Amy Fresch, Marilyn Begle, Srikala Yedavally-Yellayi, Hany A. Eraqi, Ali H. Mahmood
Articles
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Define and understand the value of an advance care planning system approach at a large health system. 2. Learn how to evaluate the rate and quality of advance directive documents uploaded in the EHR. 3. Gain practical skills to leverage stakeholder engagement and resource development to enhance an advanced care planning system approach.
Does Losing 5-7% Of A Prediabetic’S Body Weight While Completing The Diabetes Prevention Program Decrease Ascvd Risk?, Molly Kucera, T Marchewka, A Craib
Does Losing 5-7% Of A Prediabetic’S Body Weight While Completing The Diabetes Prevention Program Decrease Ascvd Risk?, Molly Kucera, T Marchewka, A Craib
Conference Presentation Abstracts
Purpose: According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), one-third of adults have prediabetes and are at risk for developing type 2 diabetes, a leading risk factor for cardiovascular disease. The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) focuses on lifestyle modifications to help participants lose 5-7% of their body weight and prevent type 2 diabetes. The purpose of this study is to determine whether successful completion of the DPP is associated with a decrease in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk.
Methods: One-site, prospective cohort study. The DPP was implemented on-site at Farmington Village Family Practice and virtually via Zoom from January 2020 …