Cobertura del tratamiento directamente observado (DOTS) de la tuberculosis en el Estado de São Paulo (1998 - 2004)
FAPESP
Racial influences associated with asthma management among children in the United States.
Published in Ethnicity & disease
To examine the influence of race and having an asthma management plan on the impact of experiencing asthmatic episodes. This study utilized the 2002 and 2003 National Health Interview Survey to conduct a retrospective study and secondary data analysis. Univariate, bivariate, and multivariate analysis was performed to examine physician asthma manage...
Adolescents' views of and preferences for sexual and reproductive health services in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Malawi and Uga...
Published in African journal of reproductive health
Adolescents' views of and preferences for sexual and reproductive health services highlight promising directions and persistent challenges in preventing pregnancy and HIV and treating sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) in this population. Results from nationally-representative surveys of 12-19 year-olds in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Malawi and Uganda...
Information technology to support improved care for chronic illness.
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BackgroundIn populations with chronic illness, outcomes improve with the use of care models that integrate clinical information, evidence-based treatments, and proactive management of care. Health information technology is believed to be critical for efficient implementation of these chronic care models. Health care organizations have implemented i...
Health care access, use of services, and experiences among undocumented Mexicans and other Latinos.
BACKGROUND: We compared access to health care, use of services, and health care experiences for Mexicans and other Latinos by citizenship and immigrant authorization status. METHODS: We acquired data from the 2003 California Health Interview Survey, with 42,044 participants representative of noninstitutionalized households. Participants were differ...
Providing high-quality care for limited English proficient patients: the importance of language concordance and interpre...
Provider-patient language discordance is related to worse quality care for limited English proficient (LEP) patients who speak Spanish. However, little is known about language barriers among LEP Asian-American patients.We examined the effects of language discordance on the degree of health education and the quality of interpersonal care that patien...
8/27/07 Dr. Robert Winfield, U-M Chief Health Officer and Director, University Health Service, Division of Student Affai...
Robert Winfield
8/27/07 Dr. Robert Winfield, U-M Chief Health Officer and Director, University Health Service, Division of Student Affai...
Robert Winfield
8/27/07 Dr. Robert Winfield, U-M Chief Health Officer and Director, University Health Service, Division of Student Affai...
Robert Winfield
8/27/07 Dr. Robert Winfield, U-M Chief Health Officer and Director, University Health Service, Division of Student Affai...
Robert Winfield
