by Leana S. Wen | Jun 25, 2015
Abstract Summary: Existing research on the patient experience has focused on patients in the hospital and other medical settings. We investigate the perceptions of people who may not self-identify as being patients. This innovative approach of the “street study” aims...
by Michelle Marie Jacob | May 30, 2015
Abstract American Indians suffer disproportional disease burden from chronic conditions such as Type 2 diabetes (hereinafter “diabetes”). In response to this health crisis, the United States Congress implemented the Special Diabetes Program for Indians (SDPI), a...
by Rebecca B. McKenzie | May 22, 2015
Abstract Summary: Background: In solid organ transplant patients, non-participation in all aspects of the medical regimen is a prevalent problem associated with adverse consequences particularly in the adolescent and young adult (AYA) age group. This study is the...
by Denise Bulling | Mar 8, 2014
Abstract Summary: Program evaluation of public engagement processes is important in understanding how well these processes work and in building a knowledge base to improve future engagement efforts. This program evaluation examined a CDC initiative in six states to...
by Kim Sears | Jan 15, 2014
Abstract Summary:Objective: The objectives of this research were to: (1) explore the role of communication in the safe delivery of medications, and (2) provide recommendations to healthcare leaders and executives to enhance communication between physicians and adults...
by Kate Christensen | Oct 3, 2013
Abstract Summary: Background and Objective: This study sought to extend the existing research regarding patients’ reactions to viewing laboratory test results online by: (a) investigating patients’ emotional responses to viewing test results online, (b) determining...