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Sheps Center publications from PubMed
- Dimitrios KalogeropoulosHealthcare services and data ecosystems remain fragmented, inequitable and misaligned with patient, clinician and public health needs. Three pathways to patient-centred Artificial Intelligence (AI) have emerged to address this: data collaboration, Whole System Approaches and digital inclusion. Each has advanced the field. However, none delivers the continuous, participatory and outcome-grounded learning that equitable AI demands. The populations whose data drives AI learning must also be the [...]
- Brittany J RaffaCONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: In this qualitative study of postpartum mothers' experiences accessing care following the Medicaid postpartum coverage extension, when mothers were aware of the extension, coverage was crucial to meet a variety of postpartum needs, especially behavioral health needs, and had positive effects on the entire family. Increasing engagement with Medicaid beneficiaries and community partners about policy changes is critical for increasing effectiveness. Access to behavioral [...]
- Walter MoczygembaBACKGROUND 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 LatackCONCLUSIONS: 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. [...]