Publications by authors named "Steven Arenberg"
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- EMRs are used less in psychiatry due to stigma around mental health; this study focuses on patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) who often have psychiatric issues and their willingness to share medical information.* -
- Survey results show MS patients are more willing to share non-psychiatric medical info than psychiatric info, but those with psychiatric disorders were generally more willing to share their records electronically despite stigma.* -
- The study highlights that self and societal stigma significantly impact patients' willingness to share information, emphasizing the need for tailored EMR implementation in populations with high psychiatric comorbidities.*
Why consumers consistently rank hospital reputation as one of the most important factors when selecting health care services remains unknown. We hypothesized that this is explained by consumers associating reputation with objective quality. We performed a cross-sectional, US population-based survey of consumers (N = 23,410) exploring this association.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Recruiting and retaining community-based pediatricians for teaching medical students has been explored through the lens of preceptors and educational leaders. The purpose of this study was to explore the perspective of pediatric department chairs, a key stakeholder group charged with maintaining teaching capacity among a faculty.
Methods: In 2015, members of the Association of Medical School Pediatric Department Chairs and Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics joint task force disseminated a 20-item survey to pediatric department chairs in the United States and Canada.