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Rural patients with non–ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) often present to local hospitals that lack cardiac revascularization capability, necessitating [...]
2006 | Thesis |
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Antimicrobial resistance AR is a serious clinical and public health problem driven largely by inappropriate use of antimicrobials particularly in the setting of empiric t [...]
2012 | Capstone |
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Falls are a leading cause of nonfatal injuries among children, accounting for 2.6 million emergency department visits in 2005 and over $6 billion in medical costs. While [...]
2013 | Thesis |
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Community-based practices are being incentivized with Medicare and Medicaid dollars to install EHR systems that include clinical decision support CDS technology. This rep [...]
2010 | Dissertation |
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The accumulation of medical literature has made it difficult for providers to retrieve precise answers to clinical questions. Profiling physicians and their questions ma [...]
2005 | Thesis |
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In the Oregon Rural Physician Research Network (ORPRN) some clinicians display more active behavior than others, participating in governing, resource and information shar [...]
2006 | Thesis |
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Using Direct Messaging to facilitate the electronic transfer of information between two healthcare providers, or between a provider and a patient, not only improves the p [...]
2012 | Capstone |
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Depression is a common problem that is frequently overlooked in ambulatory care settings. The US Preventative Services Task Force recommends routine screening for depress [...]
2005 | Capstone |
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This qualitative study examined how middle-aged Chinese immigrants seek and use health information, and the factors that influence these behaviors. Data were collected th [...]
2006 | Dissertation |