Publications by authors named "M O Oluwayemi"
Community-engaged research is increasingly recognized for its potential to advance health equity. The ability to conduct such research in the United States is predicated on the completion of human subjects protection courses; however, prior studies suggest that many of these required courses may not adequately accommodate the varied skillsets and backgrounds of community members involved with carrying out research. The present study explores community researchers' (CRs') experiences with a human subjects protection course frequently required by U.
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- This study focused on Black women's maternal health, involving six community members who conducted interviews with fellow Black women about their perinatal and post-partum experiences in a state with significant racial disparities in maternal mortality.
- The analysis revealed four key themes: challenges in healthcare structure (like insurance gaps and long wait times), negative interactions with healthcare providers (including feeling dismissed), a preference for providers who share similar racial backgrounds, and issues related to mental health and social support.
- The research suggests using community-based participatory research (CBPR) to better understand these experiences and advocate for interventions shaped by the insights and needs of Black women.
The solution of the radial Schrödinger equation for the modified shifted Morse potential model is obtained using an approximate supersymmetric approach. The two different formulae for the computation of the centrifugal distortion constant are clearly examined to deduce the formula that gives the result that perfectly aligns with the experimental data. Numerical values for different molecules are computed for the two different values of the centrifugal distortion constant (dissociation energy) obtained from two different equations.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground. Over the past two decades there has been an increase in type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in children. Baseline data is needed to assess the impact of changing lifestyles on Ado-Ekiti, a previously semiurban community in Southwest Nigeria.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: Cerebral malaria is a common cause of neurological sequelae and death in childhood. Information on persistent neurological sequelae post hospital discharge and their predisposing factors are scarce.
Methods: This is a prospective study describing persisting neurological impairments post discharge among children treated for cerebral malaria.