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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
What Is Population Health? Ten Years On…., Mitchell Kaminski
What Is Population Health? Ten Years On…., Mitchell Kaminski
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
No abstract provided.
New Normal For Medical Practice Post Covid-19?, David B. Nash
New Normal For Medical Practice Post Covid-19?, David B. Nash
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
No abstract provided.
Population Health And The Pandemic: Emerging Stronger Next Time., David B. Nash
Population Health And The Pandemic: Emerging Stronger Next Time., David B. Nash
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
No abstract provided.
We Know Health Is Not Elective: Impacts Of Covid-19., David B. Nash, Mark Angelo, Esther J Nash, Jonathan L Gleason, Bruce A Meyer
We Know Health Is Not Elective: Impacts Of Covid-19., David B. Nash, Mark Angelo, Esther J Nash, Jonathan L Gleason, Bruce A Meyer
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
Several months into the impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic, the authors use the framework of "radical uncertainty" and specific regional health care data to understand current and future health and economic impacts. Four key areas of discussion included are: (1) How did structural health care inequality manifest itself during the closure of all elective surgeries and visits?; (2) How can we really calculate the so-called untold burden that resulted from the closure, with a special emphasis on primary care?; (3) The Pennsylvania experience - using observations from the population of one major delivery ecosystem (Jefferson Health), a major accountable …
Changes In Health Care Following Covid-19., David B. Nash, Thomas H Lee, Leana Wen, Bruce A Meyer, Judd E Hollander, Susan Skochelak
Changes In Health Care Following Covid-19., David B. Nash, Thomas H Lee, Leana Wen, Bruce A Meyer, Judd E Hollander, Susan Skochelak
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
This conversation was held on June 17, 2020, and the resulting transcript reflects the events that were current as of the time of the original discussion. Changes to policies, events, and data may have changed between the time of the discussion and its publication.
Reflections On A Post-Covid World: Lessons From The Surge., David B. Nash, Mark D Smith, Anand K Parekh, Byron C Scott, Kavita Patel, Karen Murphy, Karen B Desalvo
Reflections On A Post-Covid World: Lessons From The Surge., David B. Nash, Mark D Smith, Anand K Parekh, Byron C Scott, Kavita Patel, Karen Murphy, Karen B Desalvo
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
This conversation was held on June 16, 2020, and the resulting transcript reflects the events that were current as of the time of the original discussion. Changes to policies, events, and data may have changed between the time of the discussion and its publication.
Contrasting Cumulative Risk And Multiple Individual Risk Models Of The Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences (Aces) And Adult Health Outcomes, Marianna Lanoue, Brandon George, Deborah L Helitzer, Scott W Keith
Contrasting Cumulative Risk And Multiple Individual Risk Models Of The Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences (Aces) And Adult Health Outcomes, Marianna Lanoue, Brandon George, Deborah L Helitzer, Scott W Keith
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: A very large body of research documents relationships between self-reported Adverse Childhood Experiences (srACEs) and adult health outcomes. Despite multiple assessment tools that use the same or similar questions, there is a great deal of inconsistency in the operationalization of self-reported childhood adversity for use as a predictor variable. Alternative conceptual models are rarely used and very limited evidence directly contrasts conceptual models to each other. Also, while a cumulative numeric 'ACE Score' is normative, there are differences in the way it is calculated and used in statistical models. We investigated differences in model fit and performance between the …
Health Design Thinking: An Innovative Approach In Public Health To Defining Problems And Finding Solutions, Sylvie Abookire, Colin Plover, Phd, Rosemary Frasso Phd, Msc, Cph, Bon Ku
Health Design Thinking: An Innovative Approach In Public Health To Defining Problems And Finding Solutions, Sylvie Abookire, Colin Plover, Phd, Rosemary Frasso Phd, Msc, Cph, Bon Ku
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
No abstract provided.
Where There's Smoke, There's Fire: What Current And Future Providers Do And Do Not Know About Electronic Cigarettes., Josephine Hwang, Mdc, Mphc, Crystal Lee, Eric Mastrolonardo, Rosemary Frasso Phd, Msc, Cph
Where There's Smoke, There's Fire: What Current And Future Providers Do And Do Not Know About Electronic Cigarettes., Josephine Hwang, Mdc, Mphc, Crystal Lee, Eric Mastrolonardo, Rosemary Frasso Phd, Msc, Cph
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: Health care providers play a pivotal role as educators on health-related matters ranging from vaccination to smoking cessation. With the rising popularity of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), providers face a new challenge. To date, studies have identified a general lack of knowledge among providers regarding e-cigarettes and discomfort with counseling patients on e-cigarette use. This study aims to systematically explore the perspectives of different health care providers on e-cigarettes and their health implications. With a growing availability of research on the health consequences of e-cigarette use, our study also aims to assess the familiarity of our participants with this literature. …
Crisis (Pandemic) Management Playbook For Assisted Living, Daniel Haimowitz, Richard G. Stefanacci
Crisis (Pandemic) Management Playbook For Assisted Living, Daniel Haimowitz, Richard G. Stefanacci
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
No abstract provided.
Natural Disasters In The Americas, Dialysis Patients, And Implications For Emergency Planning: A Systematic Review, Rashida Smith, Mph, Robert Zucker, Rosemary Frasso, Phd, Cph
Natural Disasters In The Americas, Dialysis Patients, And Implications For Emergency Planning: A Systematic Review, Rashida Smith, Mph, Robert Zucker, Rosemary Frasso, Phd, Cph
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
INTRODUCTION: Natural hazards are elements of the physical environment caused by forces extraneous to human intervention and may be harmful to human beings. Natural hazards, such as weather events, can lead to natural disasters, which are serious societal disruptions that can disrupt dialysis provision, a life-threatening event for dialysis-dependent people. The adverse outcomes associated with missed dialysis sessions are likely exacerbated in island settings, where health care resources and emergency procedures are limited. The effect of natural disasters on dialysis patients living in geographically vulnerable areas such as the Cayman Islands is largely understudied. To inform predisaster interventions, we systematically …
The Role Of Different Tv Storytelling Approaches In Engaging U.S. Hispanic Parents And Caregivers Around Early Childhood Development, Caty Borum Chattoo, Lauren Feldman, Amy Henderson Riley
The Role Of Different Tv Storytelling Approaches In Engaging U.S. Hispanic Parents And Caregivers Around Early Childhood Development, Caty Borum Chattoo, Lauren Feldman, Amy Henderson Riley
College of Population Health Faculty Papers
Educational achievement gaps exist between racial and ethnic groups in the United States; early childhood readiness, fostered in part by parents and caregivers, is crucial. To respond to this challenge, the Univision television network produced content that aired across 3 storytelling genres (scripted drama, reality, news) to entertain and educate Hispanic parents and primary caregivers of children ages 0–5 years about early brain development interventions. This pretest/posttest experimental study assessed the impact of each genre and found significant direct effects on knowledge, attitudes, and behavioral intentions; the effects were mediated by perceived entertainment value and positive emotions.