Department of Family Nursing

Human papilloma virus (HPV) is estimated to have a lifetime cancer risk of 80%. The current HPV vaccine has a 90% prevention rate at preventing cancers when the vaccine [...]

This quality improvement initiative planned to improve patients’ adherence to statins at the suburban family medicine clinic in the Pacific Northwest by evaluating the pr [...]

To improve access to reproductive healthcare and contraceptive counseling in rural communities in the United States, additional medical provider education on contraceptio [...]

This quality improvement project focused on addressing HPV vaccination uptake among college aged individuals at a large Oregon public university through initiatives done [...]

Harm reduction interventions, such as naloxone access and co-prescribing practices within primary care, can improve opioid safety and reduce harmful patient outcomes. Thi [...]

This Quality Improvement project aims to assess PCP’s knowledge, comfort, and experience with prescribing CGMs before and after the implementation of a CGM toolkit. This [...]

The QI project utilized the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle methodology to guide the project. A multidisciplinary team selected and integrated the Risk of Hospital Admissi [...]

Current evidence stresses the importance of accurate blood pressure (BP) measurement as the basis of hypertension screening, diagnosis, and management. A quality improvem [...]

Anal cancer (AC) is one of the most common cancers among people living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and carries substantial morbidity and mortality. Current ev [...]