Title: Burnout Rates of Care Providers at a Federally Qualified Health Center in Rhode Island Authors: Saurav Boparai, Brown University ScM in Medical Science Sarah …
Background: Lack of knowledge about lead toxicity and screening has been previously identified as a barrier to lead screening. The goal of this project is …
Background and Objectives: Breastfeeding is linked to better health outcomes for mother and child in metrics of cancer prevention, intellectual development, and immune function yet …
Background: Burnout is a concern in the healthcare world, especially among physicians and behavioral health (BH) prescribers15. Burnout presents in many different ways, such as …
Background: Potentially preventable Emergency Department (ED) visits are defined as those that can be managed in primary care offices or other clinics1. 13%- 27% of …
Background: An essential part of pediatric doctors’ appointments is evaluating developmental milestones. Studies have shown that if interventions are provided early enough during these developmental …
Purpose: Healthcare providers appear to be at a greater risk of experiencing symptoms of burnout than those in other workforce sectors. Provider well-being is a …
This paper investigates the barriers that contribute to lower colon cancer screening rates among women, focusing on the challenges patients face in obtaining colonoscopies, pap …
Background: Pediatric malignancies are a simultaneous rare and heterogenous cadre of diseases, comprising approximately 1% of annual cancer diagnoses. The ability of a single institution …
Author: Markaila Farnham, Brown University ScM in Medical Sciences Mentors: 1. Nicholas Lutzel and 2. Dr. Therese Zink Affiliations: 1. Comprehensive Community Action Program 2. …
Abstract: Background: Patients with low health literacy are more likely to have poorer health outcomes and have trouble managing chronic diseases including hyperlipidemia. This quality …
Background: Osteoarthritis (OA) is a chronic and debilitating disease that causes pain and stiffness at joints from erosion of cartilage between bones (M). OA is …
Background ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by chronic inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. Research demonstrates girls are less likely to be diagnosed. Early identification and …
Background: Routine screening with mammography reduces breast cancer mortality by 40%. Minority groups tend to have more advanced breast cancer presentations due to reduced screening. …
Hypertension is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease and stroke in the world. To achieve better control of blood pressures, remote patient monitoring programs are …
Adolescent sexual minority and/or gender diverse assigned males (ASM/GDM) are at higher risk of acquiring HIV in their lifetimes than their heterosexual and cisgender peers. …
