[HTML][HTML] Prioritizing and stopping prescription medicines
GC Alexander, MA Sayla, HM Holmes, GA Sachs - CMAJ, 2006 - Can Med Assoc
Prioritizing and stopping prescription medicines as depression, idiopathic generalized
seizure or menopause, therapy discontinuation may be appropriate after a specified period. …
seizure or menopause, therapy discontinuation may be appropriate after a specified period. …
Development of a measure of physician engagement in addressing racial and ethnic health care disparities
GC Alexander, S Lin, MA Sayla… - Health services …, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
Objective. To develop a measure of physician engagement in addressing health care disparities.
Data Sources/Study Design. Cross‐sectional survey of a national sample of physicians …
Data Sources/Study Design. Cross‐sectional survey of a national sample of physicians …
Does stress reactivity or response to amphetamine predict smoking progression in young adults? A preliminary study
H de Wit, L Vicini, E Childs, MA Sayla… - … Biochemistry and Behavior, 2007 - Elsevier
Recent studies with laboratory animals indicate that a constellation of behavioral factors
predict progression to self-administer drugs. Relatively little is known about behavioral or …
predict progression to self-administer drugs. Relatively little is known about behavioral or …
Exploring patient preferences for infrainguinal bypass operation
ML Schwarze, MA Sayla, GC Alexander - Journal of the American College …, 2006 - Elsevier
BACKGROUND: Surgical risk and outcomes for patients undergoing infrainguinal bypass
operation vary by identifiable patient characteristics, yet little is known about whether patients …
operation vary by identifiable patient characteristics, yet little is known about whether patients …
A comparison of patient and physician beliefs about infrainguinal bypass operation: What role should surgical optimism play?
ML Schwarze, MA Sayla, GC Alexander - Surgery, 2007 - Elsevier
BACKGROUND: Risk and outcomes of infrainguinal bypass operation vary by identifiable
patient characteristics. Previously, we found that although patients appear willing to undertake …
patient characteristics. Previously, we found that although patients appear willing to undertake …
Brief report: do patients with poor outcomes regret having had infrainguinal bypass surgery?
ML Schwarze, MA Sayla, GC Alexander - Journal of Surgical Research, 2009 - Elsevier
BACKGROUND: Retrospection and hindsight bias may lead patients with bad outcomes to
regret the choice of infrainguinal bypass surgery. OBJECTIVE: To assess patients' …
regret the choice of infrainguinal bypass surgery. OBJECTIVE: To assess patients' …
Incoming medical students' political orientation affects outcomes related to care of marginalized groups: Results from the medical student CHANGES study
This article characterizes the political ideology of first-year medical students and describes
the extent to which their political ideology was associated with attitudes and beliefs related to …
the extent to which their political ideology was associated with attitudes and beliefs related to …
Indexed by COS Tracking ID
CB Aamodt, ED Abbo, AP Abernethy, S Abraham… - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Author Index Page 1 Author Index Indexed by COS Tracking ID A Aamodt, Carla B., 151868
Abbo, Elmer D., 152795, 154020 Abernethy, Amy P., 156394 Abraham, Sona, 151252 Abuid…
Abbo, Elmer D., 152795, 154020 Abernethy, Amy P., 156394 Abraham, Sona, 151252 Abuid…
[CITATION][C] SURGICAL RESEARCH REVIEW
V Velanovich, M Milas, P Mazzaglia, SY Chia… - Surgery, 2007
[CITATION][C] The Subject Index for Volume 151 will appear in the online version of the December 2009 issue as part of a cumulative index for the year 2009.
Y Ushitora, JF van Pelt, JA Varner, S Vernadakis…