23 research outputs found
Brief Psychotherapy in Primary Care
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Implementation of Technology-based Patient Engagement Strategies within Practice-Based Research Networks (Poster)
Careyva, B. Shaak, K. Mills, G. Johnson, M. Goodrich, S. Stello, B. Wallace, L. (2016, Nov). Implementation of Technology-Based Patient Engagement Strategies within Practice-Based Research Networks. Poster Presented at: North American Primary Care Research Group, Colorado Springs, CO
Improving Blood Pressure Control Through Blood Pressure Measurement in an Ambulatory Urban Family Medicine Clinic
Aim Statement: To increase the percentage of patients over the age of 18 with BP controlled to a goal of \u3c140/90 from a baseline of 58% to 68% by April 2020
Primary Care Physicians’ Experience and Confidence with Genetic Testing and Perceived Barriers to Genomic Medicine
Purpose: Genetic testing is progressing towards use of patients’ genomes for personalized medicine. Primary care physicians (PCPs) may use genetic tests to screen and assess risk. However, PCPs’ current preparedness for the expanding integration of genetics into practice is uncharacterized. We examined primary care physicians’ perceptions of and experience with genetic testing. Methods: An anonymous survey was mailed to PCPs across three regional health networks querying opinions of, experience with, confidence in, and perceived barriers to genetic testing. Results: The survey response rate was 37.8%. Respondents believed learning about new genetic advances was important to clinical practice (67.0%). A minority (19.0%) had ordered genetic testing in six months, with cancer risk testing the most frequently ordered. Respondents were not confident in the skills required for using genetic testing in practice. Few respondents felt that they had time to counsel about genetic risk (9.5%) or that most patients could comprehend the concept of risk (27.0%). Conclusions: Primary care physicians had a high opinion of using genetic testing in medicine, but reported little experience or confidence incorporating genetic testing into practice. A majority perceived time constraints and patient comprehension as barriers. These data demonstrate a need for genetics educational resources for physicians and patients
A video-based educational intervention for providers regarding colorectal cancer screening
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Email sent to providers asking them to complete a 7 question survey regarding knowledge and self-reported comfort in screening for colorectal cancer using a shared decision-making approach.https://jdc.jefferson.edu/patientsafetyposters/1045/thumbnail.jp
Teaching Residents to Teach: Effective Lecturing
Basic Principles Preparation is key. Provide a framework. Your audience won\u27t remember much of what you say! Engage / read your audience. Get feedback. Link new knowledge to real-world usage
EKG Workshop
AHA Guidelines For diagnosis of overt or suspected cardiovascular disease with follow up recording for change in status For accessing results of therapy In subjects at risk of heart disease (\u3e40 with two or more RF). Follow up only if symptoms or signs of heart disease In subjects with fewer risk factors whose occupations magnify the consequences of a heart attack or arrhythmia (pilot, bus driver) Pre-operative aid in diagnosis of pre-op conditions and subsequent post-op complications For assessing cardiac effects of systemic diseases or conditions, such as renal failure, DKA, hypothermia, electrolyte abnormalities and drug effect