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Below is a listing of recent Sheps Center journal articles. Search PubMed to find more Sheps Center articles.
Sheps Center publications from PubMed
- Cynthia FeltnerCONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: Although available screening tools may reasonably identify women with past-year IPV, RCTs of IPV screening did not show reduced IPV or improvement in other outcomes. Limited evidence suggested that home visiting and behavioral counseling interventions addressing multiple risk factors may lead to reduced IPV among pregnant or postpartum women. No studies assessed screening among vulnerable adults or treatment for caregiver abuse among older or vulnerable adults. [...]
- Emily M HawesBackground While many factors influence clinician supply and distribution, community-based training is an influential policy lever to increase health care access in underserved settings. The Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education (THCGME) program funds training in community-based settings. Recognizing the program's impact, Congress created the Teaching Health Center Planning and Development (THCPD) program to provide start-up funding to support community-based organizations in [...]
- Vanessa E MillerCONCLUSIONS: During the SAH period, suicide mortality declined for 8 weeks but returned to prior rates after the SAH order was lifted. Increased family supervision and decreased access to lethal means may explain the observed reduction in suicide during the SAH order. [...]
- Alan C KinlawCONCLUSIONS: The findings of this simulation study highlight the critical importance of placentation in successful pregnancy. Abnormal placentation has profound consequences for unsuccessful pregnancies, remarkably increasing the risks of early losses, placental abruption and other obstetrical complications. This study underscores that left truncation can bias the abruption-perinatal mortality association, differentially by whether the placentation was normal or abnormal. However, defining the [...]
- Erin FraherCONCLUSIONS: Understanding PCP career typologies could be used to tailor interventions to improve the supply and distribution of PCP workforce. Medical schools could use this information to support trainees' decision-making about future careers and policy makers to target funding for training to support careers in rural and ambulatory settings. [...]