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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
- Keia SandersonCONCLUSIONS: Pediatric clinicians prefer EHR-integrated, evidence-based, family-centered CDS tools to guide CKD risk identification after preterm birth. These findings represent an important step toward developing a pediatric kidney disease risk stratification CDS tool. [...]
- Bani KaurCONCLUSIONS: Never-smoking disaggregated AsA women show heterogeneous lung cancer prevalence, with higher prevalence in Korean women with personal cancer-history and in Chinese women with family cancer-history compared with NHW, supporting history-informed and ethnic-specific lung cancer screenings. [...]
- Coleman DrakeCONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: In this cross-sectional study of 10 state Medicaid programs, greater geographic availability of MOUD was associated with increased use only for methadone and, to a lesser extent, naltrexone. No racial and ethnic groups experienced gains in use associated with improved access. Additional strategies beyond addressing geographic access may be needed to close racial and ethnic gaps in MOUD. [...]
- Patricia KnoeppObjectiveDiet-related disease is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the U.S. Medically tailored meals are one intervention that can address diet-related disease. We sought to help inform two key aspects of medically tailored meal program design: 1) should the meals be provided for a focal individual alone, or for the entire household? And 2) does a dedicated delivery driver promote reduced loneliness compared with using a commercial shipper?MethodsQualitative analysis of [...]
- Sam FazioPerson-centeredness is instrumental to quality dementia care but is inconsistently defined and descriptions often reflect higher-income and Eurocentric perspectives. This paper addressed these limitations by surveying 39 member associations of Alzheimer's Disease International regarding the global quality of dementia care, challenges and successes in providing person-centered dementia care, and definitions of person-centered dementia care in their countries. The economically and geographically [...]