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Trauma-Informed Care

JAMA
This JAMA Insights discusses trauma-informed care practices that can help clinicians provide sensitive and supportive care that may improve health outcomes in patients with a history of trauma.
Megan R, Gerber, Angela, Adger Antonikowski   +1 more
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Trauma-informed abortion care

Current Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2021
Purpose of review People seeking reproductive care experience trauma on many levels including personal, structural, in medical care, and in barriers to care. This article reviews key aspects of a Trauma-Informed Care approach in abortion and reproductive healthcare.
Erica P, Cahill, Alexis, Doyle
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The ‘trauma’ of trauma-informed care

Australasian Psychiatry, 2021
Objectives: As mental health services increasingly position themselves as providing ‘trauma-informed care’, there is a need for ongoing critical reflection on the challenges that this movement highlights for mental health services, including those related to the concept of trauma itself.
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Information Sharing for Care Coordination

Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2013
Teamwork and care coordination are of increasing importance to health care delivery and patient safety and health. My research aims at developing agents that are able to make intelligent information sharing decisions to support a diverse, evolving team of care providers in constructing and maintaining a shared plan that operates in ...
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Information at the Point of Care

CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 2015
The purpose of this project was to design, develop, and modify a cancer resource application (app) that providers, patients, and caregivers could use to locate local and national cancer resources. The project design used a modified version of the Questionnaire for User Interaction Survey 7.0 to gather information from a convenience sample of nurses and
Deborah Kirk, Walker, Amber, Hardeman, Larry, Owen, Jennifer Sandson, Frank   +3 more
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Genetic Information and Care

1999
According to Gelehrter and Collins (1990, p. 270), screening tests “are an essential part of standard medical care and are generally directed at early diagnosis of treatable diseases”. They go on to say: Sometimes screening tests and diagnostic tests are the same; more frequently, however, the screening test is aimed at identifying a subset of the ...
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Trauma-Informed Care for Youth in Foster Care

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 2016
For decades, evidence has shown an undeniable connection between childhood trauma and chronic adverse reactions across the lifespan (Bilchik & Nash, 2008; Perry, 2001; Perry, 2006). Childhood traumatic experiences are associated with serious and persistent, long-term physical, psychological, and substance abuse issues. In addition to adverse effects on
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Informal care and terminal illness

Health & Social Care in the Community, 1999
This paper is based on a study of the care and services received by people in the year before death in one Yorkshire health authority. In the spring of 1997 in-depth interviews were carried out with bereaved relatives and carers of a weighted sample of 33 people who had died in one Yorkshire health authority in the previous 18 months.
Penny, Rhodes, Sandra, Shaw
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Information Giving in Medical Care

Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1985
Information giving is a crucial element of medical care. This research project considered two theoretically grounded hypotheses: (1) Doctors may withhold information and maintain uncertainty to preserve power in the doctor-patient relationship, and (2) class-based sociolinguistic differences in language use may create further impediments to information
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