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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

    - Walter Moczygemba

    BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: As person-centeredness is key to quality dementia care, the Care Community Coaching Program (CCCP) was created to implement the 2018 Alzheimer's Association Dementia Care Practice Recommendations (DCPR) in long-term care communities. This paper describes the implementation and preliminary efficacy of the CCCP on adoption of the DCPR for person-centered care (PCC) and workforce practices, and current DCPR implementation in care communities. [...]

    - Kyle Richard Latack

    CONCLUSIONS: In this cohort of commercially insured women undergoing hysterectomy with a prolapse diagnosis, there was no association between prolapse retreatment and a vaginal versus laparoscopic approach. [...]

    - Saif Khairat

    CONCLUSIONS: Virtual nursing for admission assessments was associated with greater documentation completeness and fewer interruptions, with only a modest increase in assessment duration. These findings highlight the potential of VN to help mitigate the challenges associated with nursing shortages and interruptions in emergency care settings. [...]

    - M R Donnelly

    ImportanceYoung adulthood is characterized by role developmental and occupational transitions; however, rehabilitation for young adult stroke survivors (YASS) is largely informed by evidence from older adults. Understanding the unique participation challenges of YASS is important for identifying tailored intervention targets.ObjectiveTo systematically map, synthesize, and identify gaps in the literature examining YASS participation.Data SourcesEBSCO search across Academic Search Ultimate, CINAHL [...]

    - Monisa Aijaz

    CONCLUSIONS: The complexity of managing multiple MCOs is a key factor in provider decisions to exit managed care networks. Policy reforms to standardize operational processes, improve transparency in contracting, and align administrative demands with reimbursement structures are critical to sustaining provider participation and ensuring patient access to care. [...]