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Sheps Center publications from PubMed
- Saif KhairatCONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: In this cross-sectional index development and validation study, a reproducible measure of community digital health readiness was constructed at the census tract level, integrating socioeconomic, access, and connectivity factors. The DHI may help health systems, public agencies, and researchers identify communities requiring support and track readiness over time as digital health and artificial intelligence initiatives expand. [...]
- Fithi AndomEmotional and behavioral difficulties affect up to 41% of adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa, yet few mental health services are accessible to this population. This service gap is especially concerning given that adolescents aged 10-19 comprise approximately 23% of the region's population. While schools are often the primary access point for psychosocial support, there is limited evidence on the effective implementation of school-based interventions in low-income countries. This study presents a [...]
- Saif KhairatCurrent nursing workload and staffing shortages have been associated with adverse patient outcomes, including readmissions. Virtual Nursing (VN) is an emerging care delivery model that shifts selected clinical tasks from bedside nurses to remotely located virtual nurses, but its impact on patient outcomes remains unclear. We conducted a retrospective cohort study across nine hospitals in a major Southeastern U.S. health system, including adult patients discharged from inpatient units during the [...]
- Abhijit V KshirsagarNo abstract [...]
- Betsy SleathCONCLUSIONS: Neovascular macular degeneration patients have many questions for their eye care providers. Innovative ways to address patient questions should be tested and developed. [...]