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Implicit Bias Education: A Crucial Tool In Anti-racist Health Care

Gonzalez, Cristina M
ORIGINAL:0016322
ISSN: n/a
CID: 5364262

The Association between PrEP Awareness and Behavioral, Demographic, and Socioeconomic Factors in NYC [Meeting Abstract]

Adekunle, Adewumi; Fletcher, Gerald; Fagir, Marwa; Brimah, Idayat; Tijani, Sulaiman; Aminata, Kamara; Sheppard, Richard; Beale, Stefani; Mannheimer, Sharon
ORIGINAL:0016185
ISSN: 2328-8957
CID: 5353852

Socioeconomic and Geographic Disparities in E-cigarette Use [Meeting Abstract]

Adekunle, A.; Tijani, S.; Brimah, I.; Ayinla, R.
ISI:000556393501304
ISSN: 1073-449x
CID: 5353892

E-cigarette Association with Educational Attainment [Meeting Abstract]

Adekunle, A. N.; Tijani, S.; Brimah, I.; Ladapo, I.; Ayinla, R.
ISI:000556393501290
ISSN: 1073-449x
CID: 5353882

SOCIOECONOMIC AND GEOGRAPHIC DISPARITIES IN CARDIOVASCULAR MORTALITY IN NYC [Meeting Abstract]

Adekunle, Adewumi; Olubowale, Olusola; Brissett, Shantel; Kurian, Damian; Farbod, Raiszadeh
ISI:000522979101936
ISSN: 0735-1097
CID: 5353862

Racial Disparities in E-Cigarette Use [Meeting Abstract]

Adekunle, A. N.; Brimah, I.; Tijani, S.; Ayinla, R.
ISI:000556393501289
ISSN: 1073-449x
CID: 5353872

Pancreatic cancer: Do disparities in mortality rates exist with respect to socioeconomic status? [Meeting Abstract]

Sheppard, Richard Stephen; Adekunle, Adewumi; Beale, Stefani; Joseph, Janet; Fletcher, Gerald; Ahluwalia, Meena
ISI:000560368306540
ISSN: 0732-183x
CID: 5353832

Improving Depression Screening in Underserved Populations in a Large Urban Academic Primary Care Center: A Provider-Centered Analysis and Approach

Henry, Tracey L; Schmidt, Stacie; Lund, Maha B; Haynes, Tamara; Ford, Darby; Egwuogu, Heartley; Schmitz, Stephanie; McGregor, Brian; Toomer, Linda; Bussey-Jones, Jada
Screening for depression is paramount to identify patients with depression and link them to care, yet only 29% of patients in the primary care center (PCC) were screened for depression in 2016. A baseline survey identified provider barriers to depression screening, including lack of time, support staff, and referral resources. The purpose of this project was to increase depression screening in the PCC using the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-2/9). The authors created an educational program for staff and providers that included referral resources, treatment guidelines, and a decision-support tool in the electronic medical record. A retrospective chart review was performed, from January 2016 to June 2017, to determine the percentage of patients who received annual depression screening. During the program, the PCC saw an increase in depression screening rates. Thus, it is possible to overcome barriers to depression screening in a primary care setting by providing resources and education to clinicians.
PMID: 31701768
ISSN: 1555-824x
CID: 5345552

Emergence of Azole Resistant Candida Glabrata as an Important Cause of Hospital Acquired Infection: Its Risk Factors and Impact

Sarkar, Taranika
ORIGINAL:0016071
ISSN: 2582-0370
CID: 5340822

[S.l.] : Core IM, 2020

Stories During Challenging Times

Kelleher, Solon; Uloko, Maria; Kalet, Adina; Arora, Vinny; Rafei, El; Hwang, John; Trivedi, Shreya P; Desai, Brinda
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CID: 5325852