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Translating the Medicare Annual Wellness Visit into messages and materials to improve preventive care in older adults

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By Derjung M. Tarn, Linda Zittleman, Nina Graham, Grant Jones, Susan Lowe, Melanie Murphy, Willie Clay Murphy, Andrew Pasternak, Ting Chung Pun, Teri Rose, John M. Westfall, Danielle Schramm, Ray Haeme, Barbara Haeme, Lenata Jones, Nettie Oliverio, Harry Scheer, Shirley Stowe
| Frontiers in Medicine
Abstract Background: To increase the uptake of preventive healthcare services in the elderly, Medicare implemented the Annual Wellness Visit (AWV). Many patients are unaware of this free annual visit so uptake of the AWV in primary care has been low. Boot Camp Translation (BCT) is an evidence-based method for translating complex medical jargon into messages and materials for patients and primary care practices.
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Willie Clay Murphy - Chatham Star Tribune: Obituaries

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By Willie Clay Murphy
| Chatham Star Tribune Verified
She was predeceased by her husband, Melvin Murphy; one son, Bernard King, Jr.; one brother, Gene Clay; and four sisters, Chaney Mann, Florence Clay, Pearlie Barbour, and Margaret Childrey. Mrs. Murphy was a member of Mulberry Baptist Church and was a former employee of Craddock Terry and the Lane Company. She is survived by one sister, Fleecy Clay of Gretna; one brother, Anderson Clay of Pittsville; and many nieces and nephews.
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