Hispanic or Latino

Bedside Notes: A Multicenter Trial to Improve Family Clinical Note Access and Outcomes for Hospitalized Children

Description

This research will evaluate the effectiveness of Bedside Notes, a digital health solution designed to provide caregivers with real-time access to clinical notes during their child’s hospitalization, with the goal of improving caregiver engagement in identifying and reporting safety concerns to reduce medical errors.

Grant Number
R01 HS030098
Principal Investigator(s)
Kelly, Michelle M.

Using eHealth to Expand Access to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia in Hispanic Primary Care Patients - Final Report

Citation
Alcantara C. Using eHealth to Expand Access to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia in Hispanic Primary Care Patients – Final Report. (Prepared by Columbia University under Grant No. R01 HS024274). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2024.
Principal Investigator
Alcantara, Carmela
Project Name
Using eHealth to Expand Access to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia in Hispanic Primary Care Patients

Comparison of evaluation methods for improving the usability of a Spanish mHealth tool.

Citation
Hahn AL, Michaels CL, Khawly G, Nichols TK, Baez P, Ozoria Ramirez S, Juarez Padilla J, Stonbraker S, Olender S, Schnall R. Comparison of evaluation methods for improving the usability of a Spanish mHealth tool. Int J Med Inform. 2024 Apr;184:105355. doi: 10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2024.105355. Epub 2024 Feb 12. PMID: 38368698; PMCID: PMC10923187.
Principal Investigator
Schnall, Rebecca
Project Name
Dissemination of the WiseApp for Improving Health Outcomes Across Settings

A Clinical Trial to Validate an Automated Online Language Interpreting Tool With Hispanic Patients Who Have Limited English Proficiency - Final Report

Citation
Yellowlees P. A Clinical Trial to Validate an Automated Online Language Interpreting Tool With Hispanic Patients Who Have Limited English Proficiency - Final Report. (Prepared by University of California, Davis under Grant No. R01 HS024949.) Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2022.
Principal Investigator
Yellowlees, Peter M.
Project Name
A Clinical Trial to Validate an Automated Online Language Interpreting Tool With Hispanic Patients Who Have Limited English Proficiency

ACHIEVE: Successfully Achieving and Maintaining Euglycemia During Pregnancy for Type 2 Diabetes Through Technology and Coaching

Description

To assist pregnant individuals with pre-pregnancy type 2 diabetes with Medicaid coverage in reaching and maintaining normal blood sugars, this research will develop, test, and evaluate a digital health solution called ACHIEVE that includes a mobile health application, a provider dashboard, continuous glucose monitoring, and team-based coaching for medical needs and nonmedical health-related social needs.

Grant Number
R01 HS028822
Principal Investigator(s)
Fareed, Naleef
Joseph, Joshua J
Venkatesh, Kartik Kailas

Prevent Diabetes Mellitus (PreDM) Clinical Decision Support Intervention in Community Health Centers - Final Report

Citation
O'Brien MJ. Prevent Diabetes Mellitus (PreDM) Clinical Decision Support Intervention in Community Health Centers - Final Report. (Prepared by Northwestern University under Grant No. R18 HS026172). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2022.
Principal Investigator
O'Brien, Matthew James
Project Name
Prevent Diabetes Mellitus (PreDM) Clinical Decision Support Intervention in Community Health Centers

Examining the Clinical Workflow and Outcomes of Integrating Health Information Technology to Educate and Support Dementia Caregivers - Final Report

Citation
Ruggiano N. Examining the Clinical Workflow and Outcomes of Integrating Health Information Technology to Educate and Support Dementia Caregivers - Final Report. (Prepared by the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa under Grant No. R21 HS026571). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 2022.
Principal Investigator
Ruggiano, Nicole
Project Name
Examining the Clinical Workflow and Outcomes of Integrating Health Information Technology to Educate and Support Dementia Caregivers

The use of automated machine translation to translate figurative language in a clinical setting: Analysis of a convenience sample of patients drawn from a randomized controlled trial.

Citation
Tougas H, Chan S, Shahrvini T, Gonzalez A, Chun Reyes R, Burke Parish M, Yellowlees P. The use of automated machine translation to translate figurative language in a clinical setting: Analysis of a convenience sample of patients drawn from a randomized controlled trial. JMIR Ment Health. 2022 Sep 6;9(9):e39556. doi: 10.2196/39556. PMID: 36066959; PMCID: PMC9490520.
Principal Investigator
Yellowlees, Peter M.
Project Name
A Clinical Trial to Validate an Automated Online Language Interpreting Tool With Hispanic Patients Who Have Limited English Proficiency