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Michelle S. Barratt

As seen in: G1 Globo, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), Texas Medical Center, Academic Pediatrics
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Os relatos de quem ficou obcecado por pornografia: 'Não conseguia parar de assistir'

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By Siobhan Smith, Michelle S. Barratt, Fiona Paus
| G1 Globo Verified
Shaun Flores tinha 11 anos quando começou a assistir pornografia, após ser apresentado a esse tipo de conteúdo por um amigo. "Fiquei fisgado quase imediatamente", diz ele, hoje com 30 anos. "Foi tipo 'uau, o que é isso que as pessoas estão fazendo e parecem estar se divertindo muito'." A curiosidade de Shaun rapidamente se transformou em algo que ele achou difícil de conter.
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"Well-Child Visits for Early Detection and Management of Maternal Postp" by Farah H Amro, Kim C Smith et al.

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By Farah H. Amro, Kim Smith, Syed S. Hashmi, Michelle S. Barratt
| Texas Medical Center
IMPORTANCE: Innovative approaches are needed to address the increasing rate of postpartum morbidity and mortality associated with hypertensive disorders. OBJECTIVE: To determine whether assessing maternal blood pressure (BP) and associated symptoms at time of well-child visits is associated with increased detection of postpartum preeclampsia and need for hospitalization for medical management. DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: This is a pre-post quality improvement (QI) study.
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Well-Child Visits for Early Detection and Management of Maternal Postpartum Hypertensive Disorders

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By Kim Smith, Michelle S. Barratt, Farah H. Amro, Syed S. Hashmi
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
Key Points Question Does maternal evaluation during well-child visits offer an opportunity for detection of postpartum hypertensive disorders? Findings In this quality improvement study of 595 individuals preintervention and 565 individuals postintervention, there was a statistically significant increase in readmission rates due to detection of maternal postpartum hypertensive disorders from preintervention (2%) to postintervention (6%).
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