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Identifying Barriers To Sunscreen Use And Sun Safety Education, Seneca Hutson Jan 2020

Identifying Barriers To Sunscreen Use And Sun Safety Education, Seneca Hutson

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Addressing Barriers To Physical Activity In Vermont's Geriatric Population, Stephanie Udawatta Jan 2020

Addressing Barriers To Physical Activity In Vermont's Geriatric Population, Stephanie Udawatta

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A wide array of barriers exist which prevent many geriatric patients from engaging in regular physical activity. This project addresses the barriers unique to Vermont's population of geriatric patients and explores potential solutions.


Barriers To Exercise: Patients With Diabetes In Washington County, Joshua Bruce Taylor Jan 2020

Barriers To Exercise: Patients With Diabetes In Washington County, Joshua Bruce Taylor

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According to the Vermont Department of Health physical inactivity is one of the three main behaviors that predisposes patients to cancer, heart disease/stroke, lung disease, and type 2 diabetes, which result in over 50 percent of deaths among Vermonters. Washington County has a higher rate of overweight adults than the statewide average, making exercise an important component to healthier living. Barriers to exercise, especially among patients with diabetes, impose serious health ramifications for the residents of Washington County, and avenues must be made available to circumvent these barriers.


Hhhn Clinicians' Beliefs, Barriers, And Motivations Surrounding Mat, Casandra Nowicki Jan 2020

Hhhn Clinicians' Beliefs, Barriers, And Motivations Surrounding Mat, Casandra Nowicki

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Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) consists of using medications that act on the same receptors as opioids to treat opioid use disorder (OUD). MAT providers require formal training and a DEA waiver in order to prescribe certain medications. Providers were asked to complete a survey about the beliefs, barriers, and motivations surrounding MAT to provide valuable insight into what the future of MAT might look like at a specific nonprofit network of community health centers in upstate New York.