Research conducted by the CDC concludes that the majority of adolescents, especially those aged 12 to 14 years, are not receiving comprehensive health care transition planning by their primary care provider.
A longitudinal care model for diabetes management that puts registered nurses in charge of overseeing a proactive and personalized intervention for diabetes patients resulted in enhanced care.
Researchers sought to improve depression screening from 0% to 30% in an 8-week period by implementing the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 and patient-centered right care screening tools.
Primary care clinicians indicated the importance of screening for developmental delays but often did not meet recommended screening requirements.
There has been a steep drop in routine medical care for low-income children in the United States during the pandemic.
Researchers sought to investigate the feasibility of regular systematic case reviews through telepsychiatric consultation to improve workforce training and development within rural primary care clinics.
Depression, a significant cause of disability in the United States, is largely managed by primary care providers; therefore, understanding how these clinicians manage depression is an important step toward identifying opportunities for improvement.
Gender significantly influences choice of specialty, with female osteopathic graduates 75% more likely to enter primary care than men.
The incidence and severity of physical intimate partner violence have been higher during the COVID-19 pandemic than in the previous 3 years.
Researchers used electronic health records to further understand the clinical features and gaps in treatment approaches for patients with severe hypercholesterolemia.
