Naville, Raphaël Subtil, Fabien Sy, Mansour Marquis, Michel Costes, Pierre Letrilliart, Laurent
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Family practice
Minimal data are available on the clinical activity of general practitioners (GPs) in Africa. To describe the health problems managed by GPs in Mali as compared with France where epidemiological transition is already advanced. A retrospective, multicenter study, conducted in five Malian Community Health Centers. We compared their consultation data ...
Serino, Laura Maurici, Massimo D’Alò, Gian Loreto Amadori, Fabiana Terracciano, Elisa Zaratti, Laura Franco, Elisabetta
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Vaccines
Since 2017, Italy has expanded the compulsory vaccination from 4 to 10 for those aged 0 to 16 years. Because of the great organizational effort required for the immunization services, minor attention was given to the vaccinations not included among the mandatory ones. This situation led to a real difficulty in harmonizing the vaccination procedures...
Bert, Fabrizio Thomas, Robin Lo Moro, Giuseppina Scarmozzino, Antonio Silvestre, Carlo Zotti, Carla Maria Siliquini, Roberta
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Journal of evaluation in clinical practice
Seasonal flu represents a major public health issue, especially for health care workers (HCWs). WHO highlights the need of higher awareness and flu vaccine coverage among HCWs. In Europe the coverage is less than 30-40%. Italy reports some of the lowest rates. The paper aims to illustrate the 2017/2018 flu vaccination campaign within Molinette, the...
McMellen, Alexandra Woodruff, Elizabeth R Corr, Bradley R Bitler, Benjamin G Moroney, Marisa R
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International journal of molecular sciences
Gynecologic malignancies, including ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, and cervical cancer, affect hundreds of thousands of women worldwide every year. Wnt signaling, specifically Wnt/β-catenin signaling, has been found to play an essential role in many oncogenic processes in gynecologic malignancies, including tumorigenesis, metastasis, recurrenc...
Meyer, B D Wang, R Steiner, M J Preisser, J S
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JDR clinical and translational research
Despite early evidence touting the effectiveness of physician-provided oral health services (POHS), recent evidence suggests these services might have little impact on caries-related outcomes in children. General anesthesia (GA) is often used to treat early childhood caries and may be considered the most extreme utilization outcome. We sought to as...
Apolinário-Hagen, Jennifer Hennemann, Severin Kück, Christina Wodner, Alexandra Geibel, Dorota Riebschläger, Marlies Zeißler, Martin Breil, Bernhard
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Health Services Insights
Electronic mental health services represent innovative instruments to increase the dissemination of stress programs in primary prevention. However, little is known about facilitators of their uptake. This study aimed to explore determinants of the acceptance of centrally certified digital stress coping programs and preferences for service delivery ...
Pumar-Méndez, María J Lopez-Dicastillo, Olga Hernantes, Naia Iriarte-Roteta, Andrea Belintxon, Maider García-Iriarte, Antonio Mujika, Agurtzane
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Journal of nursing management
To develop a taxonomy of activities in health prevention and promotion for primary care. Despite health promotion being considered a keystone for population health and health care sustainability, its implementation remains insufficient. Customized evaluation tools are needed to address prevention and promotion omissions in primary care. A taxonomy ...
Paldanius, Susanna Seilo, Noora Kunttu, Kristina Autio, Reija Kaila, Minna
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JMIR Research Protocols
Background Health questionnaires and health checks are an established part of preventive health care services in Finland. However, only very limited research of these has been conducted. The Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) provides primary health care services to all bachelor’s and master’s degree university students (approximately 134,500 st...
Henderson, Vida Madrigal, Jessica M Handler, Arden
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Journal of women & aging
African American women (AAW) are particularly at risk for deleterious health outcomes that might be mitigated through increased preventive care use. A mixed methods study that examined relationships between knowledge of, beliefs about, and barriers to well-woman visits, flu vaccines, and mammograms was conducted with midlife AAW who participated in...
Carman, Angela L Vanderpool, Robin C Stradtman, Lindsay R Moore, Stephanie C
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Health care management review
: A multisite federally qualified health center used a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis to identify and correct potential challenges to the implementation of the proactive office encounter model. This model is designed to proactively identify and close preventive care gaps through electronic medical record use, new workflows, and staff training.
