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Barriers and Facilitators to Administering Burn Pit Registry Exams in VHA Facilities

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By Patricia Chen
| Texas Medical Center
Publication Date 8-30-2024 Journal Military Medicine DOI 10.1093/milmed/usae175 Abstract Introduction: The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) established the Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit Registry (AHOBPR) in 2014 to address exposure concerns for veterans who have served in military operations in Southwest Asia and Afghanistan. By 2021, over 236,086 veterans completed the online questionnaire and 60% requested an AHOBPR examination.
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Asking Better Questions: Strategic Questioning as a Psychologically Wise Intervention

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By Patricia Chen
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Many effective psychological interventions change maladaptive interpretations of oneself or of one’s context by offering more adaptive narratives, which are associated with desirable responses and outcomes.
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"Perspectives on Non-Prescription Antibiotic Use among Hispanic Patient" by Lindsey Laytner, Patricia Chen et al.

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By Lindsey Laytner, Patricia Chen, Susan Nash, Michael K. Paasche-Orlow
| Texas Medical Center
BACKGROUND: Non-prescription antibiotic use includes taking an antibiotic without medical guidance (e.g., leftovers, from friends/relatives, or purchased without a prescription). Non-prescription use contributes to antimicrobial resistance, adverse drug reactions, interactions, superinfection, and microbiome imbalance. Qualitative studies exploring perspectives regarding non-prescription use among Hispanic patients are lacking.
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