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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
S3: Post-Covid-19 Recovery Care Plan For Older Adults With Continuing Symptoms Of Breathlessness And Fatigue, Nancy M. Bryan, Marie Wright-Rolf Edd, Msn, Rn, Siboney Zelaya Ph.D., Mph, Msn Ed, Rn, Justin Carbonel
S3: Post-Covid-19 Recovery Care Plan For Older Adults With Continuing Symptoms Of Breathlessness And Fatigue, Nancy M. Bryan, Marie Wright-Rolf Edd, Msn, Rn, Siboney Zelaya Ph.D., Mph, Msn Ed, Rn, Justin Carbonel
Annual Research Symposium
Background:
The CDC research actively continues gathering information related to short and long-term symptoms that remain following the acute phase of Covid-19 diagnosis (CDC, 2020).
Fatigue and shortness of breath are listed among the most commonly reported long-term symptoms of Covid-19:
- Fatigue
- Shortness of Breath
- Cough
- Joint Pain
- Chest Pain (CDC, 2020).
Evidence suggests that older adults over the age of 60 who have multiple comorbidities are more susceptible and are at a higher risk of contracting the Covid-19 virus thus potentially prolonging recovery time post diagnosis (Greenhalgh, Knight, A’Court, Buxton, & Husain, 2020).
The Agency for Healthcare Research and …
Evidence-Based Practice: Delaying Infant Bathing, Gabrielle Wadle, Grace Frankland
Evidence-Based Practice: Delaying Infant Bathing, Gabrielle Wadle, Grace Frankland
Scholars Week
A hospital's policy regarding infant bathing is currently not congruent with best nursing practice. The hospital’s current policy is to bathe an infant once they are stable and their rectal temperature is at or above 98.6 °F. Although the infant may become stable within the first 24-hours of birth, the World Health Organization recommends that, “Bathing should be delayed until 24 hours after birth.” (2013, p. 4). Research has been completed to support delaying infant bathing until 24 hours post-delivery, suggesting potential modifications to current policy.
Implementing Bedside Regional Anesthesia: Improving Clinical Effectiveness, Geoffrey Ho, Everett Chu, Adam Greenwood, Jason Podolnick, Rachel Lubran, Natalie Pudalov, Philip Th Dela Cruz, Paul Dangerfield
Implementing Bedside Regional Anesthesia: Improving Clinical Effectiveness, Geoffrey Ho, Everett Chu, Adam Greenwood, Jason Podolnick, Rachel Lubran, Natalie Pudalov, Philip Th Dela Cruz, Paul Dangerfield
Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine Faculty Posters and Presentations
No abstract provided.
Psjh Telehealth Covid-19 Repsonse, Todd Czartoski
Psjh Telehealth Covid-19 Repsonse, Todd Czartoski
Articles, Abstracts, and Reports
No abstract provided.
An Overview Of The Health Delivery System In The State Of Mississippi, Cerlyn K. Ellis
An Overview Of The Health Delivery System In The State Of Mississippi, Cerlyn K. Ellis
Publications and Research
Imagine residing in a high-income country that doesn’t provide access to necessary healthcare. The state of Mississippi remains one of the poorest states in the United States. This has resulted in poor health outcomes and chronic access barriers. Residents of Mississippi ranks poorly in most health indicators, including Infectious Disease, Infant Mortality, Clinic Care, Obesity, Diabetes, and Premature Death.
With half of all rural hospitals in Mississippi threatened with closure, access and quality of care barriers will become more challenging to resolve. This comes partly as a result of the state largely governed by Republicans and the legislators refusing to …
Effective Communication: A Vital Skill In Healthcare, Allison Crabtree
Effective Communication: A Vital Skill In Healthcare, Allison Crabtree
Presentations, Proceedings & Performances
Members of the healthcare team conduct thousands of patient and peer interactions over the course of a career. The call to action from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) Report on Health Professions and Training stresses the importance of communication training for all members of the healthcare team. As with other healthcare procedures, communication skills can be learned and improved upon, but requires commitment and practice.
Given the wealth of evidence linking ineffective clinician-patient communication with increased malpractice risks, patient nonadherence, patient and clinician dissatisfaction, and poor patient health outcomes, the necessity of addressing communication skills deficits is of utmost importance
Why Doula Services Should Become An Essential Health Benefit In New York State, Jalisha Hanshaw, Amy White
Why Doula Services Should Become An Essential Health Benefit In New York State, Jalisha Hanshaw, Amy White
Publications and Research
Doulas are birth workers who assist expecting mothers through pregnancy, birth and postpartum using holistic techniques. Techniques include: prenatal yoga, birth affirmations and induction acupuncture. Doulas are underrated healthcare providers who deserve the same respect as clinical and non-clinical providers. Doulas are well-rounded alternative care providers who focus on mental, emotional, and physical well being of mothers. Also, they know special alternative medical techniques that prevent mothers from maternal mortality among other negative health outcomes. The amount of time and effort doulas perform with expecting mothers are equal or more than the average medical healthcare provider and should be a …
The Relationship Between Patient Satisfaction With Nursing Care And Nursing Job Satisfaction, Natalie Leriger
The Relationship Between Patient Satisfaction With Nursing Care And Nursing Job Satisfaction, Natalie Leriger
Scholar Week 2016 - present
Patient satisfaction, which has become a priority for hospitals and an indicator of quality, is a result of a patient’s perception of care. The consequences of not adequately providing high levels of patient satisfaction can be enormously costly to the greater healthcare system. The literature provided evidence that effective patient satisfaction is multifactorial; one key factor noted was nursing care. This study examined the relationship between patient satisfaction with nursing care and nursing job satisfaction. The researcher employed a quantitative correlational research design to find further evidence of this potential relationship. Ninety-eight patients participated in the study, as well as …
Estimating Variations In Metabolic Cost Within The Stride Cycle During Level And Uphill Walking, Arash Mohammadzadeh Gonabadi
Estimating Variations In Metabolic Cost Within The Stride Cycle During Level And Uphill Walking, Arash Mohammadzadeh Gonabadi
UNO Student Research and Creative Activity Fair
Indirect calorimetry provides the average cost of a stride cycle and prevents from identifying which part of the gait cycle causes increased metabolic cost in patients, however, recent simulation methods allow estimating the time profile of metabolic cost within the stride cycle. In this study, we compare the estimations of the time profile of the metabolic cost of two simulation methods for level and uphill walking. We used kinematic, kinetic and electromyography data from level and uphill walking (one participant) to estimate the time profiles of metabolic cost using the muscle-level metabolic model of Umberger using electromyography and kinematic data …
Need Vs. Supply Analysis Of The New Haven Public Bus System, Stan Mathis
Need Vs. Supply Analysis Of The New Haven Public Bus System, Stan Mathis
Yale Day of Data
ABSTRACT:
The aim of the study was to assess how well the public transportation system of New Haven County was matched to the public transit need using publicly available geospatial datasets from state and federal sources. Geospatial bus stop data was extracted from public State of Connecticut data sets. Census tract geography was extracted from US Census TIGER files while census tract aggregated household vehicle access data was queried from the American Community Survey data access server. A census tract’s Need was defined as percentage of households reporting access to zero vehicles; its supply was defined as the number of …
Emr Optimization In A Medical Clinic Environment: An Analysis Of It Support, Lydia Maples
Emr Optimization In A Medical Clinic Environment: An Analysis Of It Support, Lydia Maples
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
The Intersection Of Healthcare Quality And Fund Development, Kathleen Dennis, Mark Slover, Erich C. Maul Do, Mph
The Intersection Of Healthcare Quality And Fund Development, Kathleen Dennis, Mark Slover, Erich C. Maul Do, Mph
Erich C. Maul DO MPH
No abstract provided.
International Evidence On Medical Spending., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
International Evidence On Medical Spending., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
The 46th Actuarial Research Conference, Poster session I, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT. August 11, 2011.
Poster conclusions:
- U.S. spending is high.
- Long tailed medical linked insurance may be easier to write in the U.S.
- U.S. healthcare cost curve is not outrageous.
- Average spending
- Low volatility
Poster is associated with this paper: http://jdc.jefferson.edu/healthpolicyfaculty/45/
International Evidence On Medical Spending., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
International Evidence On Medical Spending., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Presented for the American Statistical Association Health Policy Statistics Section.9th International Conference on Health Policy Statistics, Cleveland, OH.
14 PowerPoint slides
Presentation associated with this paper: http://jdc.jefferson.edu/healthpolicyfaculty/45/.
Strategies For Financing Healthcare Costs Over The Long Term., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
Strategies For Financing Healthcare Costs Over The Long Term., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Presented for the American Statistical Association Health Policy Statistics Section. 9th International Conference on Health Policy Statistics, Poster session I, Cleveland, OH.
Funding to support this work came from AHRQ grant R36 HS018835-01.
Policy Implications:
-Health insurance companies should use a broad, diversified investment portfolio as their optimal investment strategy -Insurance regulators should be focused on longer term lines of health insurance
High Frequency Evidence On Variation In Spending Growth., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
High Frequency Evidence On Variation In Spending Growth., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Presented for the American Statistical Association Health Policy Statistics Section. 9th International Conference on Health Policy Statistics, Poster session I, Cleveland, OH.
Policy Implications:
- Health insurance regulation should include compensation for taking on riskier groups.
- Health programs should focus on changing needs for risk management versus health management throughout the life cycle.
Funding to support this work came from AHRQ grant R36 HS018835-01.
Validating The Pridit Method For Determining Hospital Quality With Outcomes Data., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd, Dominique Comer, Pharmd, Katherine O’Connell, Bs
Validating The Pridit Method For Determining Hospital Quality With Outcomes Data., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd, Dominique Comer, Pharmd, Katherine O’Connell, Bs
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Presented for The 46th Actuarial Research Conference, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT.
15 PowerPoint slides
International Evidence On Medical Spending Risk., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
International Evidence On Medical Spending Risk., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Presented for the American Risk and Insurance Association. 2011 ARIA Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.
20 PowerPoint slides.
Presentation is associated with the paper: http://jdc.jefferson.edu/healthpolicyfaculty/45/
International Evidence On Medical Spending., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
International Evidence On Medical Spending., Robert D. Lieberthal, Phd
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Presented for the Casualty Actuarial Society 2011 Seminar on Reinsurance, Philadelphia, PA.
Handouts are also available at: http://www.casact.org/education/reinsure/2011/handouts/C17-Lieberthal.pdf
the audio is available at: http://www.casact.org/education/reinsure/2011/audio/C17.mp3
and it is associated with the paper: http://jdc.jefferson.edu/healthpolicyfaculty/45/
23 PowerPoint slides.
Keep Your Friends Close…And Your Critics Closer, Philip Bernard Md, Janice Marks, Tara Crane, Louis Bezold Md, Erich C. Maul Do, Mph
Keep Your Friends Close…And Your Critics Closer, Philip Bernard Md, Janice Marks, Tara Crane, Louis Bezold Md, Erich C. Maul Do, Mph
Erich C. Maul DO MPH
No abstract provided.
Fitwits Md: An Intervention To Prevent Childhood Obesity, Diane J. Abatemarco, Phd, Msw, Ann Mcgaffey, Md, Ilene Katz Jewell, Mshyg, Susan K. Fidler, Md, Kristin Hughes, Mfa
Fitwits Md: An Intervention To Prevent Childhood Obesity, Diane J. Abatemarco, Phd, Msw, Ann Mcgaffey, Md, Ilene Katz Jewell, Mshyg, Susan K. Fidler, Md, Kristin Hughes, Mfa
College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops
Objectives: The purpose of this presentation is to describe a comprehensive evaluation undertaken to study the feasibility of Fitwits MD, an intervention designed to assist primary care physicians to increase health fluency and affect wellness choices of children and their families. Childhood obesity is a growing epidemic but there are few if any successful interventions to alter the course of childhood obesity. The intervention was created through the use of participatory design.