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Sheps Center publications from PubMed
- Jonathan Matías Chejfec-CiocianoCONCLUSIONS: Catastrophic fungal, fatal meningitis outbreaks in Mexico arose from failures of governance, learning, oversight, culture, supply chains, and frontline practice-and prevention requires coordinated action across the entire sociotechnical system. By situating perioperative safety failures within the broader context of health-system governance, this study demonstrates the value of participatory systems inquiry for linking frontline clinician experiences to policy and organizational [...]
- Boeun KimBACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Within care communities, including nursing home and assisted living settings, person-centered dementia care, outlined by the 2018 Alzheimer's Association Dementia Care Practice Recommendations (DCPR), is foundational to quality care and improving staff outcomes. This study evaluates the effectiveness of a six-month Care Community Coaching Program in enhancing person-centered dementia care and staff outcomes in alignment with the DCPR. [...]
- Saif KhairatClinical AI has advanced rapidly for bounded in-visit tasks such as prediction, documentation, and message generation, yet many costly failures in care occur outside the encounter when follow-up, handoffs, and communication break down. We argue that the next challenge for clinical AI is not only better task performance, but better operational follow-through across the care journey. We propose the PACT framework (Patient-centered, AI-enabled Continuity and Timely action) that reframes clinical AI [...]
- Genevieve GraafChildren with special healthcare needs (CSHCN), especially those with mental health needs, often receive services from multiple service sectors, including schools. Thus, care coordination may play a critical role in access to mental health care for these children. This cross-sectional study used multivariable logistic regression with pooled data from the National Survey of Children's Health (2020-2023), focusing on a subsample of children with caregiver-reported mental health problems and a [...]
- Nicholas M LeFevreCONCLUSIONS: US family medicine residency programs should prioritize these 54 consensus applications when structuring POCUS curricular implementation plans with a goal of facilitating graduating residents' competency in these clinical applications. [...]