Publications by authors named "A M DE ANDINO"

Research on musculoskeletal disorders among tomato farmworkers is limited. This pilot study aims to generate insights and preliminary data on tasks performed by tomato farmworkers at a demonstration test plot, evaluating associated ergonomic risk factors. A demonstration test plot was constructed to simulate tasks performed by tomato farmworkers.

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A person-centered approach to examining trauma has uncovered typologies of polytraumatization that are differentially associated with psychopathology. However, previous research is limited by narrow conceptualizations of trauma, limited distal outcomes, and underrepresentation of minorities. To address these gaps, we used latent profile analyses to uncover distinct polytraumatization typologies and examine four symptom-based (PTSD, depression, aggression, and substance abuse) and two behavior-based (self-harm, jail counts) outcomes in a sample of low-income adults ( = 7,426, 94% African American).

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Telebehavioral health emerged as an important practice during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic as an opportunity for continued evidence-based mental health intervention, while minimizing exposure to coronavirus contagion. Though preliminary research suggests feasibility and positive outcomes of telebehavioral health practice for people with schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders, there is limited research about implementation and effectiveness of this practice (Kasckow et al., 2014).

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  • A study was conducted to analyze the long-term outcomes, specifically 6-month results, of patients who were hospitalized for COVID-19, particularly focusing on those who experienced neurological complications during their stay.
  • Out of 606 patients with neurological issues, 395 survived and were compared to a matched group without such complications; results showed that 91% had at least one abnormal outcome six months later, including difficulties with daily activities, cognition, and mental health.
  • Patients with neurological complications had worse functional outcomes, indicating they were less likely to return to normal activities and had greater impairments compared to the control group, highlighting the severe impact of neurological issues following COVID-19 hospitalization.
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A 38-year-old male presented with a three-week history of bilateral lower extremity choreiform movements. History included sleep abnormalities, rushed and unintelligible speech, with delusions two to six months prior to presentation. He also developed mild dysphagia, staring spells, and anterograde amnesia.

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