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How to Make Sense of Contradictory Science Papers - Issue 100: Outsiders

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Broadening Access to Continuous Glucose Monitoring for Patients With Type 2 Diabetes

Persons from racial and ethnic minority populations, those in low-income groups, and other socially marginalized groups are disproportionately affected by type

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Researchers shows deaf community needs greater guidance on COVID-19 management, care

A team of researchers, led by Rochester Institute of Technology’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf, has discovered that improved guidance on COVID-19 management and healthcare navigation accessible to the deaf community is needed. The conclusion is based on studies that show a higher portion of deaf respondents reported challenges with accessing, understanding, and trusting COVID-19 information compared to their hearing peers.

United statesBoston universityAnn arborPeter hauserSara champlinMelissa plegueJessica contrerasJoseph hillAshley mussallemMichael paasche orlowMichael mckeeBoston medical centerHealth literacy researchBoston university school of medicineUniversity of north texasUniversity of michigan

A community health worker intervention reduces hospital readmissions

E-Mail BOSTON - The Community CAre Transitions (C-CAT) clinical trial, which paired community health workers (CHWs) with patients admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), has found that fewer intervention group participants were readmitted within 30 days than control group participants. The effect was significant for those discharged to short-term rehabilitation but not for those discharged home. The study has been published in These results indicate that CHW interventions may help reduce hospital readmissions and improve preventive care among some clinically complex patients within an accountable care organization, says lead author and C-CAT trial principal investigator Jocelyn Carter, MD, MPH, a physician-scientist in the MGH Division of General Internal Medicine.

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