Laurenzi, Christina A Skeen, Sarah Rabie, Stephan Coetzee, Bronwynè J Notholi, Vuyolwethu Bishop, Julia Chademana, Emma Tomlinson, Mark
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Health & social care in the community
As demand for health services grows, task-shifting to lay health workers has become an attractive solution to address shortages in human resources. Community health workers (CHWs), particularly in low-resource settings, play critical roles in promoting equitable healthcare among underserved populations. However, CHWs often shoulder additional burde...
Milani, Sadaf Arefi Cottler, Linda B. Striley, Catherine W.
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Ageing International
As the population ages, the prevalence of dementia will increase. More research is needed; however, low rates of research participation, especially by older adults, hinder progress. Data came from HealthStreet, a University of Florida community engagement program in which community health workers assess community members for their health conditions...
Janda, Kathryn M. Hood, Raven Price, Amy Night, Samantha Marty, William Edwin Rohlich, Amanda Hanson, Kacey Espinoza, Marianna van den Berg, Alexandra E.
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Journal of agriculture, food systems, and community development
Food insecurity is a public health issue that has increased in the U.S. since the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. Understanding how this increase occurs locally is crucial in informing appropriate food insecurity-related responses. Analyzing 2-1-1 call data is one way to examine food insecurity-related needs at a zip code level. The purpose of this work wa...
Wessels, Michael
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Pflegezeitschrift
Die Zahl der Pflegebedürftigen steigt in Deutschland und damit die Herausforderungen an das Pflegesystem. Pflegeökonomie widmet sich der Analyse wirtschaftlicher Aspekte des Pflegesystems und verknüpft Erkenntnisse aus Pflegewissenschaft und Ökonomie miteinander. Zudem soll sie die Pflegewissenschaft unterstützen, Antworten für Entscheidungen über ...
Kirkove, Delphine Voz, Bernard Pétré, Benoît
INTRODUCTION Du fait d’un désinvestissement au cours des dernières années, les pratiques de santé communautaire relèvent davantage d’initiatives isolées que d’une philosophie de travail pour l’ensemble du territoire. Des appels récents, tant politiques que scientifiques, motivent à redynamiser ces pratiques. Nous souhaitons comprendre comment les p...
Hashmi, Rubayyat Alam, Khorshed Gow, Jeff March, Sonja
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American journal of health promotion : AJHP
To present the prevalence of 3 broad categories of mental disorder (anxiety-related, affective and other disorders) by socioeconomic status and examine the associated socioeconomic risk factors of mental disorders in Australia. A population-based, cross-sectional national health survey on mental health and its risk factors across Australia. Nationa...
Hamza, Mohammad Khalid Hicks, Madelyn J. Hsiao-Rei
Objective: We describe the challenges confronted and lessons learned in implementing mental healthcare during the Syrian war to inform effective services for conflict-affected Syrian populations. Materials and Methods: We searched the academic and gray literature. We draw on the experiences of Syrian-American mental health professionals with nine y...
Oliveira, Sofia Romay Martini, Athos Paulo Santos Grosseman, Suely
Abstract: Introduction: The limits of the Community Health (CH) course load (CL) before medical clerkship (MC) in undergraduate medical courses are not defined neither in the National Curriculum Guidelines nor in other documents, and have not been investigated in a comprehensive way in national studies. Objective: To analyze the community health co...
Magid, Kate H Ranney, Megan L Risica, Patricia M
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Journal of American college health : J of ACH
The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to which the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) accounts for variability in intention to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and to explore which constructs in the TPB most strongly predict intention to perform CPR among college students. Participants: Undergraduate college students (N = 5...
Dusendang, Jennifer R Marwaha, Sangeeta Alexeeff, Stacey E Herrinton, Lisa J
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The Permanente Journal
Introduction: Coordination of care between primary care providers and dermatologists is important to ensure high quality and cost efficiency. In our integrated care setting, we used a retrospective cohort study to assess which patients self-refer to dermatology and which returned for a follow-up visit in dermatology. Methods: We identified 107,832 ...
