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HIV Care Trajectories as a Novel Longitudinal Assessment of Retention in Care

AIDS and Behavior, 2019
Consistent engagement in care is associated with positive health outcomes among people living with HIV (PLWH). However, traditional retention measures ignore the evolving dynamics of engagement in care. To understand the longitudinal patterns of HIV care, we analyzed medical records from 2008 to 2015 of PLWH ≥ 18 years-old receiving care at a public ...
Eva A. Enns, Cavan S. Reilly, Keith J. Horvath, Karen Baker-James, Keith Henry   +4 more
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Recruitment and Retention of Physicians for Primary Care Research

Journal of Community Health, 2002
The primary objective of this report is to examine factors associated with recruitment of physicians in community-based primary care research. Reported results are based on an observational study of physician recruitment efforts undertaken in a randomized controlled trial designed to improve primary care physicians' cancer screening and counseling ...
Brent J, Shelton, James L, Wofford, Carol A, Gosselink, Maureen W, McClatchey, Karen, Brekke, Colleen, Conry, Pamela, Wolfe, Stuart J, Cohen   +7 more
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Recruitment and retention in a longitudinal palliative care study

Applied Nursing Research, 2005
A longitudinal feasibility study regarding quality of life and interventions for patients with advanced cancer or AIDS and their family caregivers was conducted to determine issues related to their recruitment and retention and to obtain pilot data relevant to the development of a larger study.
Deborah Witt, Sherman, Christina Beyers, McSherry, Valerie, Parkas, Xiang Y, Ye, Miriam, Calabrese, Maria, Gatto   +5 more
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Ancillary services and retention of youth in HIV care

AIDS Care, 2007
The purpose of this prospective study was to test the relationship between receipt of ancillary services (case management, advocacy, counseling) over six months and retention of youth in HIV care in the subsequent six months. Medical records of 75 youth (ages 16-25) enrolled in a comprehensive HIV care program at a university-affiliated medical center ...
S, Naar-King, M, Green, K, Wright, A, Outlaw, B, Wang, H, Liu   +5 more
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Posttreatment orthodontic care for retention and stability

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics
Achieving an absolutely stable result after orthodontic treatment is not possible, but the appropriate use of retainers can minimize unwanted posttreatment changes. This article discusses the causes of unwanted posttreatment changes, evidence-based retention, fixed retainers, removable retainers, and dual retention and compares the indications, designs,
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Improving Patient Retention and Access to Oral Health Care: The CARES Program

Journal of Dental Education, 2005
AbstractImproving access to dental care for patients experiencing barriers such as financial, transportation, or mental health is a public health concern. Dental schools have an obligation to assist patients experiencing such barriers as well as to educate future dentists and allied professionals on how to assist these patients in overcoming barriers ...
Kimberley, Zittel-Palamara, Jude A, Fabiano, Elaine L, Davis, Deborah P, Waldrop, James A, Wysocki, Louis J, Goldberg   +5 more
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High retention in HIV care at a tertiary care centre in Toronto, Canada

AIDS Care, 2017
Poor retention in HIV care is associated with poor clinical outcomes and mortality. Previous studies of predictors of poor retention have been conducted with a wide variety of populations, using different measures of retention, and occasionally have conflicting results.
Leah, Szadkowski, Sharon, Walmsley, Ann N, Burchell, Evan, Collins, Sean B, Rourke, Janet, Raboud   +5 more
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Spirituality, Stress, and Retention of Nurses in Critical Care

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 2013
Providing care to patients in critical care units generates stress. Helping the critical care nurse manage this stress can lead to better patient experiences and higher nursing retention. While providing holistic care to patients produces better outcomes, addressing the holistic needs of the caregiver must also be considered.
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Investigating Retention of the Sepsis Care Bundle

Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 2016
Abstract Objective Compare the effectiveness of simulation to a self-study article on short- and long-term knowledge retention among critical care health care providers. Methodology This study used a two-group single-blinded randomized controlled design and was conducted at seven community hospitals in the Midwest United States.
Migdalia Serrano-Smith, Joyce Brodnik, Jack F. Emch   +2 more
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Management Retention Contracts in Health Care Affiliations

Health Care Management Review, 1997
This article traces the history and development of management retention contracts in health care, outlines the principal provisions contained in a management retention contract, and provides answers to frequently asked questions. The key advantage of management retention agreements is that they allow executives to be more dispassionate in their ...
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