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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
- Jianling TaoCONCLUSIONS: The TPE continues to be used to treat a variety of serious autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, in accordance with published clinical practice guidelines. [...]
- Saleema A KarimCONCLUSION: Hospitals most affected by the removal of the LWIHP, particularly rural facilities, serve communities with limited economic resources. These findings highlight the importance of Medicare payment policies that consider geographic and structural disadvantages to maintain health care access in underserved areas. [...]
- Katherine RizzoloCONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: In this qualitative study of participants in the Navigate-Kidney trial, participants' experience with CHWs built trusting relationships through empathy and consistent support, helped them navigate complex health and social systems, provided culturally and linguistically tailored education, and empowered them to manage their care. Understanding participant perspectives about those activities that promoted health and well-being is critical for future patient-centered [...]
- Lilia CervantesCONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: In this randomized clinical trial, a culturally tailored CHW intervention modestly lowered IDWG and improved dialysis adherence and patient activation among Hispanic and Latino patients with hemodialysis-dependent kidney failure. [...]
- Adesola C AkinkuotuCONCLUSION: Following prenatal diagnosis of SCCA, expectant mothers struggle with obtaining information that is at their literacy level and specific to their informational needs. Studies are needed to develop literacy-informed approaches to counseling after prenatal diagnosis of SCCA to meet parents' unique informational needs and prepare them for their infants' postnatal care. [...]