Publications by authors named "J F Boggs"
Objective: The present IRB-approved retrospective chart review describes the use of a 60-day PNS treatment for shoulder pain at a single center in 60 total consecutive patients.
Background: Chronic shoulder pain affects an increasing number of patients per year and is especially prevalent in elderly populations. Percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) treatment targeting the nerves of the shoulder has been shown to reduce pain in prospective clinical studies and in analysis of real-world data.
Background: Implementation strategies are potential tools for advancing equity goals in healthcare. Implementation scientists have increased attention to the integration of equity considerations into implementation research, but limited concrete guidance is available for developing implementation strategies to improve equity.
Main: In parallel to an active hybrid effectiveness-implementation trial in two large health systems, our research team explored potential inequities in implementation across four non-study clinics, developed equity focused audit and feedback procedures, examined the feasibility of our approach, and identified design insights that could be tested in future work to inform equitable program scale-up.
Article Synopsis
- - The text highlights the importance of secure firearm storage in preventing youth firearm injuries and deaths in the U.S., with pediatric clinicians not consistently utilizing available programs despite recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- - The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of two different support methods—an electronic health record template (nudge) and an enhanced version with additional clinic support (nudge+)—in promoting a secure firearm storage program during pediatric visits.
- - Conducted across 30 pediatric clinics in Michigan and Colorado, the trial sought to determine if the nudge+ approach would increase the delivery of the firearm storage program to at least 10% more eligible families compared to the nudge alone.