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Healthcare for the Underserved
- Using telemedicine (compared to standard practice) to help provide diabetes medical care for underserved populations
- Comparing breast cancer screening interventions in underserved populations
- Comparing colorectal screening interventions in underserved populations
- Comparing interprofessional interventions to provide healthcare for the underserved. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Comparing palliative care interventions in underserved communities. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Comparing mental health interventions / programs in underserved communities. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Comparing health literacy efforts in underserved communities. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Comparing culturally responsive efforts to provide better healthcare in underserved communities. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Compare efforts to control asthma in inner-city communities. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Comparing efforts to increase medication adherence in underserved communities. Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Study how health literacy affects medication adherence. (Look at previous efforts to promote better medication adherence). Special topic: see H. McEwen for help with article selection.
- Looking at school – community partnerships to fight childhood obesity
- Comparing mindfulness training versus another treatment for treating stress in an underserved community
- Patient navigation intervention model versus conventional care in women with breast cancer
- Telepsychiatry care versus usual care for treating depression in an underserved community
- Comparing mindfulness training to another intervention for smoking cessation in an underserved population
- Comparing smoking cessation or prevention programs for teenagers
- Comparing the availability differences for opioid addiction therapy options for underserved rural versus urban populations
- Collaborative care versus usual care for treating underserved PTSD patients
- Comparing methods to control asthma exacerbations in inner city children
- Compare efforts to control asthma in inner-city communities (funded vs after-funded)
- Comparing collaborative care to usual care in underserved women with depression
- Comparing two programs for reducing the drinking of sugar-sweetened beverages
- How a binary society elevates depression rates in transgender individuals
- Comparing opioid addiction therapy options for patients living in American Indian reservations versus nonreservations
- Differences and similarities between physicians working in rural and urban communities
- Comparing health disparities in rural and urban communities in the treatment of obesity and chronic illnesses
Rural & Urban Health Topics
- Comparing the health of patients in rural and urban communities
- Comparing perceived problems in ambulatory care for rural and urban areas
- Comparing hospitalizations for heat-stress illness between rural and urban areas
- Comparing telemedicine vs. telephone interventions for treating obesity in rural settings
- Comparing health care needs among children with special health care needs in rural and urban counties
- Comparing a peer-coaching intervention with additional brief education vs brief education alone on diabetes outcomes in a rural setting.
- Comparing the use of DynaMed to AccessMedicine and satisfaction level of rural health care providers
- Comparing primary care physicians' practice patterns in rural and urban settings
Primary Care
- The influence of patient monthly reports on the attitudes of primary care practitioners in managing chronic pain patients prescribed opioid
- The effect of behavioral interventions on inappropriate antibiotic prescribing among primary care physicians
- Comparing primary care physicians' practice patterns in rural and urban settings
- Comparing Pediatricians to Family Physicians in the treatment of children
