Carolyn C. Reynolds

TL;DR: After implementation of the EB-CPM in 2008, infants in all facilities were more likely to receive evidence-based care including appropriate diagnostic testing, determination of risk for SBI, antibiotic selection, decreased antibiotic duration, and shorter hospital stays.

TL;DR: An evidence-based care process model resulted in sustained, long-term improvement in asthma care and outcomes at the tertiary care hospital and successful dissemination to community hospitals.

TL;DR: HRV detection did not alter risk of concomitant urinary tract infection at any age or risk of IBI in infants 1–28 days old, and HRV detection may be relevant in considering risk ofIBI for infants 29–90 days of age.

TL;DR: It is found that most providers recognize the financial, insurance, and late effects needs of their AYA cancer patients, but employment, education, behavioral health, sexuality, and social and family issues were endorsed by less than half of providers as areas where AYAs needed assistance.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explored contextual factors perceived by high health care providers to facilitate successful EB-CPM implementation, including inner setting (leadership support, adequate resources, communication and/or collaboration, culture, and previous experience with guideline implementation), intervention characteristics (relevant and applicable to the HCP's practice), and individuals (HCPs) targeted (agreement with the EB-cPM and knowledge of supporting evidence), and implementation process (participation of HCPs in implementation activities, teamwork, implementation team with a mix of expertise and professional's input, and