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721. Interventions To Prevent Age-Related Cognitive Decline, Mild Cognitive Impairment, and Clinical Alzheimer’s-Type Dementia (pdf file)
     effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/cognitive-decline-disposition-170707pdf.pdf
     March 24, 2017 - We used AHRQ EPC methods for risk of bias assessment; EQUATOR provides guideline for reporting studies … themselves because of physical weakness, sensory losses, risks of falling, depression and dementia … There are minimal risks of exercise and cognitive training. … In addition, it would reduce the risks of cancer and chronic kidney disease. … stricken, physically and cognitively impaired with a high rate of dependence, criminal offenses and suicide

722. Innovations In Behavioral Health Integration Transcript (doc file)
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     January 01, 2025 - The 1st was, does systematic screening for opioid use disorder, help us identify more people with Oud … We were curious if universal screening would make a difference in being able to recruit patients for … Use at your own risk, so to speak. So these are direct to consumer products. … It's actually a lawsuit now, because a child's died by suicide related to that company, and they're now … The Federal Trade Commission is talking about in terms of risks there, and what the Apa says in terms

723. Integrated Behavioral Health--The Journey To Becoming The Standard Of Care (doc file)
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     January 01, 2024 - We've used a lot of screening tools, a screening and response model to allow us to expand what we're … doing, expand our skill sets, identify issues, whether it's developmental or behavioral health or other risk … So just to give an example, we use this model for pediatric trauma and PTSD screening and response, which … So, like for our depression screening and response, trying to track the PHQ levels over time, making … really have the opportunity to literally save people's lives, especially, the people who are at most risk

724. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2020 - such as avoidable hospitalizations or emergency department visits and receipt of recommended cancer screenings … , which includes measures such as homicides, suicides, and vehicular accidents. … Disease, Influenza and Pneumonia New Mexico N Y N Y Y Y N N N Homicide, Motor Vehicle Injury, Suicide … to calculate excess deaths: Excess deaths (or events) = Number of deaths (or events) x [1 – (1 / relative … screening program

725. Evaluation of Effectiveness and Safety of Antiepileptic Medications in Patients With Epilepsy (pdf file)
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     February 01, 2008 - dichotomous endpoints, weighted averages will be reported as relative risks with associated 95 percent … expected, a DerSimonian and Laird random-effects model will be used when pooling data and calculating relative … risks and 95 percent confidence intervals. … Risk of bias is the degree to which the included studies for any given outcome or comparison has … The risk of bias will be assessed through the evaluation of both design and study limitations.

726. Disposition of Comments: CER 228, Nonopioid Pharmacologic Treatments for Chronic Pain (pdf file)
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     April 16, 2020 - were a lack of studies examining co-prescription of neuropathic agents and the synergistic effects on risk … evidence on long- term effectiveness [of opioids] is very limited and there is evidence of increased risk … ASRA recognizes that all drugs – opioid and nonopioid – carry risks. … an opioid prescription, who are at risk for development of an opioid use disorder, or who have other … stories of thousands who felt they had no other choice to escape their debilitating pain, so they chose suicide

727. 2021 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report Appendixes (pdf file)
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     December 01, 2021 - Disease Control and Prevention • Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) • National Ambulatory … or Alaska Native • API: Asian and Pacific Islander • BMI: body mass index • BRFSS: Behavioral Risk … Identifying children with special health care needs: development and evaluation of a short screening … 2018 Home health improved care patients whose management of oral medications OASIS 2018 High-risk … 2021 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report APC-9 Measure Title Data Source Data Year Suicide

728. Research Spotlights - Archives
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     December 01, 2019 - this publication Trends in colorectal cancer admissions and stage at presentation: impact of screening … of risk-standardized readmission rates (RSRRs) for medical conditions and surgical procedures in the … Read more about this publication Hospital Transfer Network Structure as a Risk Factor for … Read more about this publication ED use by older adults attempting suicide Carter MW, Reymann … self-harm and suicide-related injuries.

729. Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) Definition | The Academy
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     January 01, 2025 - decision-making, jointly assessing risks and benefits of alternative therapies with patient values and … that population-level identification takes place in the larger context of all care such as universal screening … or medical screening, and not only individuals requiring integrated behavioral health. 24 Identification … is for case-finding, for behavioral health integration is a broader concept than universal screening … the behavioral health clinician on the team and the use of a shared record—exploring its benefits and risks

730. ADHD Medications and Risk of Serious Coronary Heart Disease in Yough and Middle-Aged Adults (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2023 - Confounders To control for potential differences in the risk of coronary heart disease among those … of the above variables with risk of each endpoint (i.e., a separate CRS for MI, SCD, or combined MI/ … In analyses adjusted for matching variables plus the cardiovascular risk score, rate ratios of MI or … We adjusted for a large number of established and potential cardiovascular risk factors. … and adolescents between the ages of 3 and 20 years (hazard ratio=1.2; 95% CI 1.0-1.4)11 and that risks

731. Hcup Formats
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     December 28, 2023 - ; Value FADRGRIS /* ADRGRiskMortality - All Patient Refined Risk … transmitted infections (not HIV or hepatitis)" 10 = " 10: Immunizations and screening … evaluation" 257 = " 257: Other aftercare" 258 = " 258: Other screening … disorders" 661 = " 661: Substance-related disorders" 662 = " 662: Suicide … and intentional self-inflicted injury" 663 = " 663: Screening and history of mental

732. 2016-07 (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2016 - 58.6 660: Alcohol-related disorders 3,431 47.2 661: Substance-related disorders 2,993 44.6 662: Suicide … and intentional self-inflicted injury 61 63.9 663: Screening and history of mental health and substance … 53.9 660: Alcohol-related disorders 4,668 51.9 661: Substance-related disorders 3,183 48.8 662: Suicide … disorders 389 28.3 660: Alcohol-related disorders 74 47.3 661: Substance-related disorders 165 43.0 662: Suicide … Age Groupings for Risk Adjustment Table 4.

733. Virtual Nursing: Improving Patient Care and Meeting Workforce Challenges | PSNet
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     August 30, 2023 - Prior to the pandemic, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) noted the potential for … For example, a telehealth initiative was established to improve access to telehealth for high-risk … I took a little break from nursing work for strategy for a couple of years many years ago. … Sue Schuelke: We’ve also been using immersive virtual reality for relaxation and for education for our … Summary July 23, 2024 Patient Safety Innovations Suicide

734. In Conversation with... Kathleen Sanford and Sue Schuelke about Virtual Nursing | PSNet
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     August 30, 2023 - I took a little break from nursing work for strategy for a couple of years many years ago. … Sue Schuelke: We’ve also been using immersive virtual reality for relaxation and for education for our … Prior to the pandemic, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) noted the potential for … For example, a telehealth initiative was established to improve access to telehealth for high-risk … Summary July 23, 2024 Patient Safety Innovations Suicide

735. Bringing Communities and Technology Together for Healthy Aging - Final Report (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2017 - Additionally, recommendations were given to reduce their risks. … This allowed the driving team to better understand the risks older adults faced regularly and resulted … All participants got feedback from the Assessment and any participant who was “at risk” for falls was … The reliability for PHQ8 at twelve month, α = .88. 2 The reliability for fall risk is calculated … The reliability for fall risk at twelve month, α = .72.

736. Modeling Patient-Centered Medical Home Principles, Attributes, and Patient Experiences - Narrative Report (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2014 - Risk Management. Dr. … Prima is able to manage the risk of the activity release request without scheduling an unnecessary office … Page 15 Prevention/Screening. An annual well-patient exam was performed. … Medication management Patient satisfaction feedback Clinical outcomes analysis Quality improvement Risk … management 1 1 1 Patient satisfaction feedback Clinical outcomes analysis Quality improvement 1 1 Risk

737. Build Culture of IBH by Obtaining Expertise | The Academy
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     September 01, 2025 - Next, look for behavioral health providers capable of the functions you think will be most valuable for … For specialty mental health services, the organization tends to use clinical social workers for therapy … Provide behavioral health expertise as part of a team caring for a group of high-risk, complex patients … Screening & Assessment : The ability to conduct brief, evidence-based screenings and arranging further … Document workflows and make them available to staff for orientation and for reminders.

738. Chipra-89-Adhd-Behavior-Section-5-Attach-5 (pdf file)
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     February 02, 2012 - to diagnose ADHD by using medical screening tests. … Treatments available have shown good evidence of efficacy, and lack of treatment results in a risk for … ● Harms/risks/costs: Themajor risk is mis- diagnosing the conditions and providing inappropriate care … ● Benefits-harms assessment: Given the risks of untreated ADHD, the benefits outweigh the risks. … A DSM-IV-referenced screening in- strument for preschool children: the Early Childhood Inventory-4.

739. ADHD: Clinical Practice Guideline for the Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Treatment of ADHD in Children and Adolescents (pdf file)
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     February 02, 2012 - sought to diagnose ADHD by using medical screening tests. … Treatments available have shown good evidence of efficacy, and lack of treatment results in a risk for … ● Harms/risks/costs: The major risk is mis­ diagnosing the conditions and providing inappropriate … ● Benefits-harms assessment: Given the risks of untreated ADHD, the benefits outweigh the risks … A DSM-IV-referenced screening in­ strument for preschool children: the Early Childhood Inventory-4.

740. Workplace Safety in Health Care | PSNet
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     January 01, 2017 - Download Citation Perspective The patient safety movement has highlighted the risks … But, importantly, workers face risks as well.( 1,2 ) Although debate continues regarding whether worker … we were really at the top of our game in health care, we would say to people "Do not put yourself at risk … And so I said to him, "That means 22% of the time people are at risk." Is that okay? … June 11, 2014 Miscount incidents: a novel approach to exploring risk factors for unintentionally