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Abuses and Apologies: Irresponsible Conduct of Human Subjects Research in Latin America

This paper explores the vulnerability of Latin American human subjects, and how their vulnerability is ignored due to the complexities and inconsistencies of oversight committees and institutional policies. Secondly, the concept of apology is…

Tags: 2013, Aultman J M, Bioethics, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Ethics, Government & Law, guatemala, Health, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics, Legal, MEDICAL ethics, Medicine, NEOMED College of Medicine, Social Sciences - Other Topics, Vulnerability

Breast Cancer Prevention With A Novel Oleanane Triterpenoid: Preclinical Evidence And Anti-inflammatory Mechanisms

Tags: 2013, Bhatia D, Bishayee A, Integrative & Complementary, Mandal A, Medicine, Pharmacology & Pharmacy, Plant Sciences, Planta Medica

Breast Cancer Prevention With A Novel Oleanane Triterpenoid: Preclinical Evidence And Anti-inflammatory Mechanisms

Tags: 2013, Bhatia D, Bishayee A, Integrative & Complementary, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Mandal A, Medicine, Pharmacology & Pharmacy, Plant Sciences, Planta Medica

Financial incentives in residency recruiting for primary care: scope, characteristics, and students' perceptions.

BACKGROUND: One response to the decline in interest among medical students in residency training in primary care has been the offering, by residency programs and hospitals, of financial recruitment incentives to medical students during their…

Stalemate

My next patient to be seen during office hours is the typical one whose name is instantly recognizable and causes a shiver much like what a sour candy ball does to your mouth. The interaction is pleasurable enough, but the end result is always…

Tags: 2019, Addiction, Brian Bachelder, Clev eland Clinic Akron General Hosptial, Communication, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Lung disease, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Poverty, Premedical Education, Social Work

In harm's way: Moving the older trauma patient toward a better outcome

This century will bring an explosion in the geriatric population aged 65 and older, with those over 80 the fastest growing group. Falls, vehicle collisions, burns, and abuse are traumatic events that our geriatric patients may be susceptible to and…

Tags: 2009, Campbell J W, DeGolia P A, Fallon W F, falls, Geriatric, geriatric trauma, Geriatrics, Geriatrics & Gerontology, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Medicine, people, Prevention, primary care management, Rader E L, trauma care

How Can We Care for Everyone?

When I first met Charlotte, she was a 15-year-old African American boy named John. I was a white physician working at a community health center in one of the poorest zip codes in Cleveland. John and her mother came in for a well-child exam to get…

Tags: 2019, Christina Antenucci, Community, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, LGBT, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, MetroHealth Medical Center, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, Social Work, Support system, Transgender

Am I a Strong Person?

My family and friends (and even my doctor!) think I’m a strong person, but I don’t see it that way. I just do what I need to do to get through each day. Taking care of my family, friends, and sometimes even complete strangers is actually what keeps…

Tags: 2019, Chronic Disease, David Sperling, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Depression, Diabetes, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, Resilience, Social Work

I Hurt Everywhere

Dr. S: Diffuse pain, possible drug-seeking behavior. Ms. K: Doc, I hurt everywhere. I’ve had all kinds of tests and no one can figure out what’s wrong with me. I went to the ER again last week because my chest was hurting and I was afraid it was my…

Tags: 2019, Chronic pain, David Sperling, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, HEALTH literacy, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Patient communication, Premedical Education, Social Work

Procedural frequency: Results from 18 academic, community and freestanding emergency departments

BackgroundEmergency physicians must maintain procedural skills, but clinical opportunities may be insufficient. We sought to determine how often practicing emergency physicians in academic, community and freestanding emergency departments (EDs)…

Retrospective Evaluation Of The Advanced Nursing Education Expansion Program

Tags: 2017, Affordable Care Act, Bigley M B, care, Doyle J M, family nurse practitioner, Howie B A, Jnp-Journal for Nurse Practitioners, Medicine, nurse-midwife, Nursing, Physicians, practitioners, primary, primary-care, Workforce, Zangaro G A

Fatalismo

Milagros is a 50-year-old Puerto Rican woman whose family I met while over the course of 3 months volunteering at a family medicine clinic in South Bronx. She was accompanied by her two teenage daughters, Amparo, 18, and Beatriz, 13, and her grandson…

Tags: 2019, Chronic Disease, Elain Occil, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, Mental Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, NEOMED College of Medicine Student, NEOMED Student Publications, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, Race and ethnicity, Social Support, Social Work, Stigma

I'm Going to Be OK

“It’s about time you got in here.” I was just a few minutes late getting started for Kathleen’s appointment, so it seemed apparent she was in a hurry. Kathleen sat in a chair next to our examination table. She was restless and her excess body weight…

Tags: 2019, Aultman Hospital, Communication, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Diabetes, Emergency, Emily Godlewski, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, Social Work, Trust

Patient Computer Use To Prompt Doctor Adherence To Diabetes Management Guidelines

Rationale, Aims and Objectives Doctor compliance with diabetic care guidelines is low and may be improved with system-wide changes that include patient involvement. The objective of this study was to determine if patients in an internal medicine…

Training the Older Workers: Pathways and Pitfalls

The need to remain current with updated skills continues as a challenge for adults and older adult workers. Learning new information and skills to keep abreast with changes in everyday activities and in the workplace is a lifelong challenge. In this…

Tags: 2019, Aging, Current And Emerging Trends In Aging And Work, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Diane M Spokus, Geriatrics/Gerontology, Harvey L Sterns, Journal Article, Lifelong learning, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Occupational Medicine/Industrial Medicine, Retraining, skill, Training

Consensus Development of a Modern Ontology of Emergency Department Presenting Problems-The Hierarchical Presenting Problem Ontology (HaPPy)

Objective Numerous attempts have been made to create a standardized "presenting problem" or "chief complaint" list to characterize the nature of an emergency department visit. Previous attempts have failed to gain widespread adoption as they were not…

Health>Education>Health

I first met Carmendita as she was graduating from high school and needed her physical to go to college. Carmen, a bright, African American female, was so excited to be going to Muskingum University. The first person in her family to go to college,…

Tags: 2019, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Education, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Policy, Health Psychology, Insurance, Janice M Spalding, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, Race and ethnicity, Social Work

New in Town

This is a story of three patients seen by a newly licensed physician shortly after completing residency training. The physician was born, raised, and educated in the northeastern United States before moving to Texas where he was unprepared to handle…

Kidnapped

The translator and I arrived at a modest home in a neighborhood just outside of downtown. We were halfway through the interview process – at perhaps number 20 or 21 of the 45 we had planned to conduct. The neighborhood and home were much like the…

Tags: 2019, Culture, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Informed Consent, Journal Article, Kingsbury Diana M, Language, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, NEOMED College of Medicine Postdoc, NEOMED Postdoc Publications, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, Social Work

The Annual Big Girl/Big Boy Exchange

Several years ago, when I had a painful cyst on my ovary, my family doctor referred me to an OB/GYN. He is not the physician I would have chosen. I prefer female doctors, but I was anxious to get care quickly, and the physician seemed knowledgeable…

Tags: 2019, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Gender inequality, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Kristin Baughman, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Paternalism, Patient communication, Premedical Education, Sexism, Social Work

Protective Effects Of Ginsenoside Rg(2) Against Glutamate-induced Neurotoxicity In Pc12 Cells

We investigated the effect of ginsenoside Rg(2) on neurotoxic activities induced by glutamate in PC12 cells. The cells were incubated with glutamate (1 mmol/L), glutamate and ginsenoside Rg(2) (0.05, 0.1, 0.2 mmol/L) or nimodipine (5 mu mol/L for 24…

Bakit? (Why?)

Tan olive skin, wide smile, black hair, dark almond-shaped eyes, short and thin, mid 40s… a very typical person I used to see while I was in medical school. I see such patients less often now in private practice.

Tags: 2019, Aultman Hospital, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Discrimination, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Immigration, Journal Article, Mariquita Tolentino-Belen, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Premedical Education, primary care, Race and ethnicity, Social Work

Analytical modeling of laser pulse heating of embedded biological targets: An application to cutaneous vascular lesions

Detailed understanding of the thermal processes in biological targets undergoing laser irradiation continues to be a challenging problem. For example, the contemporary pulsed dye laser (PDL) delivers a complex pulse format which presents specific…

Tags: 2006, distributions, duration, exposure, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Journal of Applied Physics, Lloyd J R, Medicine, Mirkov M, Physics, port-wine stains, Sherr E A, Sierra R A, Tanghetti E, therapy, thermal relaxation, time constants, tissue, vessels

The Critical Role of Hospitalists in Controlling Healthcare Costs

Tags: 2010, discharge, General & Internal Medicine, Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication, Journal of hospital medicine, Medicine, Mitchell D M, savings, system, transition

Intravenous infusion of iPSC-derived neural progenitors expressing GCase ameliorates alpha-synuclein aggregates in a mouse model of Gaucher disease

Tags: 2019, Blackwood R, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Endocrinology & Metabolism, Fleming S, Genetics & Heredity, Inskeep V, Journal Article, Liou B, Mayhew C N, Medicine, Molecular Genetics and Metabolism, NEOMED College of Pharmacy, Peng Y Y, Research & Experimental, Sun Y

Assessing noncognitive attributes: the primary care orientation scale.

Tags: *Career Choice, *Primary Health Care, *School Admission Criteria, *Schools, 2012, Achievement, Clinical Competence, Fabbro Stephanie K, Health Services Needs and Demand, Humans, Medical, Medicine, Motivation, Porfeli Erik, Surveys and Questionnaires, The virtual mentor : VM, United States, Vocational Guidance, Workforce

The Irritable Uterus

The patient was a 33-year-old, highly educated, white female. She was pregnant with monochorionic-diamniotic identical twins, or twins that shared the same placenta but were in separate amniotic sacs. She had been cleared from her reproductive…

Tags: 2019, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Patient communication, Pregnancy, Premedical Education, Rebecca Fischbein, Social Work, Undifferentiated symptoms

A Four-Year Perspective of Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Tests: An Online Testing Tool for Medical Students

Nationwide survey findings that most U.S. emergency medicine clerkship directors were interested in participating in a methodologically rigorous student testing program prompted the development of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM)…

Tags: 2009, Academic Emergency Medicine, Beeson M S, Education, Emergency, Emergency Medicine, impact, Journal Article, medical student, Medicine, online testing, Senecal E L, shelf exam, Thomas S H

Ugh

Ugh. I am ashamed to say that is the first word that comes to my mind when I see Jake’s name on my schedule for the day. He is 10 and he has been my patient since he was born. He has an 8-year-old sister Annie and a 5-year-old brother Jimmy. They…

Tags: 2019, Akron Children's Hospital, Department of Pediatrics, Family support, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, Mental Health, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Pediatrics, Premedical Education, Sladjana Courson, Social Work

The Hungry Child and the Corner Store

Urban corner stores in Northeast Ohio have a reputation for contributing to neighborhood demise. Sales of liquor, cigarettes, lottery tickets, and other high-calorie low-nutrition foods along with high check-cashing fees have given corner stores…

Tags: 2019, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Food insecurity, Food preferences, Health Disparities : Weaving A New Understanding Through Case Narratives, Health Psychology, Journal Article, Medical Sociology, Medicine, Medicine & Public Health, NEOMED College of Graduate Studies, NEOMED College of Medicine, November 2019 Update, Poverty, Premedical Education, Social Work, Socioeconomic status, Stacey Gardner-Buckshaw

Mind-Body Hypnotic Imagery in the Treatment of Auto-Immune Disorders

For many years Western Medicine has considered the immune system to be separate and independent from the central nervous system. However, significant scientific advances and research discoveries that occurred during the past 50 years have presented…

Tags: 2007, American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, auto-immune, complementary medicine, holistic medicine, Hypnosis, imagery, integrative, Journal Article, Medicine, Mind-body medicine, Psychology, Torem M S

ASPEN - Past, present, and future

It is a privilege and an honor for met to have the opportunity to serve as the 31st president of the American Society for Parental and Enteral Nutrition (A.S.P.E.N.) and to deliver the 2008 Presidential Address. I will review how our Society was…

Tags: 2008, clinical nutrition, e.-rhoads-lecture, enteral nutrition, Journal Article, Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, Medicine, nitrogen-metabolism, Nutrition & Dietetics, Obesity, perspective, presidential-address, society, specialized nutrition support, Vanek V W

Longitudinal assessment of quality of life and lifestyle in newly diagnosed ovarian cancer patients: The roles of surgery and chemotherapy

Objectives. To prospectively evaluate quality of life (QoL), use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), and diet/exercise changes in ovarian cancer patients during the first 6 months following diagnosis. Methods. Patients with newly…

Identification of Multiple Metabolic Enzymes from Mice Cochleae Tissue Using a Novel Functional Proteomics Technology

A new type of technology in proteomics was developed in order to separate a complex protein mixture and analyze protein functions systematically. The technology combines the ability of two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2-DE) to separate proteins…

Tags: 2015, Animal tissues, Bao J X, Beef, Biology, Cancer, cancer metabolism, cell metabolism, Cochlea, draft, Drug Therapy, E coli, Electrophoresis, Elution, Enzymatic activity, Enzyme assays, Enzyme metabolism, Enzymes, Feasibility Studies, Functional analysis, Gel electrophoresis, Genes, Genomics, Hearing impairment, Journal Article, Kinases, Li H, Liang R Q, Mass spectrometry, Mass spectroscopy, Medicine, messenger-rna, Metabolism, Mice, NAD(P)H oxidase, NADH, Neurobiology, Neurosciences, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, Noise, otolaryngology, Oxidation-reduction reactions, Phosphatase, PloS one, PROTEIN expression, Proteins, Proteomes, proteomics, Science & Technology - Other Topics, Sciences: Comprehensive Works, Scientific imaging, Studies, Substance abuse treatment, Technology, United States--US, Wang D L

INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS AT A LARGE COMMUNITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, 1980-1990 - A REVIEW OF 210 EPISODES

Tags: 1993, b, bacterial-endocarditis, Burkert T, cardiac-surgery, clinical-features, Endocarditis, enterococcal endocarditis, General & Internal Medicine, hemophilus parainfluenzae, influenzae, Journal Article, Medicine, prosthetic valve endocarditis, staphylococcus-aureus-endocarditis, streptococcal endocarditis, transesophageal echocardiography, Watanakunakorn C

Preventive care in the emergency department: Should emergency departments institute a falls prevention program for elder patients? A systematic review

Objective: To perform a systematic review of the emergency medicine literature to assess the appropriateness of an intervention to identify, counsel, and refer emergency department (ED) patients > 64 years old who are at high risk for falls. Methods:…

Results through skeletal maturity of planned fibular nonunion for the treatment of genu varum in achondroplasia: An observational retrospective study

Current surgical options for treating genu varum in achondroplasia include tibial and fibular osteotomy and growth modulation using plates and screws. However, a single surgeon consistently treated genu varum using a planned fibular nonunion (PFN).…

Commentary: Thoughtful practice and the older emergency department patient

Tags: 2007, Academic Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Journal Article, Medicine, Wilber S T

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