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You may qualify for a paid research study that tests a new way of starting methadone for people using fentanyl. The standard approach to starting methadone uses low doses that increase slowly over time. This study tests whether a higher starting dose, called a loading dose, works better by reducing …
The purpose of the IMPaCT Transitions program is to help low-income general medicine patients who have been cared for at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania or Presbyterian Hospital with the transition from hospital to a primary care clinic. The purpose of IMPaCT Home is to help low-SES patients …
The research study is being conducted to test how providing trauma-informed care training to health care providers and support from a community health worker to patients may affect health outcomes for people with lower kidney functioning, also known as “chronic kidney disease.” Chronic kidney disease can be caused by health …
This study investigates breast cancer and how women respond when given information about screening during their primary care visits.Researchers are looking at how this information affects decision-making, focusing on understanding and feelings about breast cancer screening.Who can participate: Eligibility criteria are currently not available.Study details: Participants will view a decision …
The NCI SHIP multi-site trial will recruit 100 individuals at Penn scheduled to undergo colposcopy to 1) evaluate self- and clinician-collected test primary HPV test accuracy by calculating clinical sensitivity and specificity for detection of CIN2+n histopathology; and 2) positive and negative percent agreement between self- and clinician-collected HPV samples.
This study investigates the effectiveness of the "Just ASK" training program in enhancing discussions about breast cancer clinical trials between healthcare providers and patients. The purpose of this study is to evaluate if the training can increase the frequency and quality of these discussions, which are crucial for patient enrollment …
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