Search Results - "Fortin, Jennifer M."
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Can women accurately assess the outcome of medical abortion based on symptoms alone?
Published in Contraception (Stoneham) (01-02-2012)“…Abstract Background The primary purpose of this study was to evaluate whether women undergoing medical abortion can accurately assess abortion outcome based on…”
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High-risk sexual behaviors while on depot medroxyprogesterone acetate as compared to oral contraception
Published in Contraception and reproductive medicine (07-01-2017)“…Depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) contraceptive use is associated with an increased risk for infection. However, prior studies inadequately account for…”
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Can Computerized Decision Support Help Patients Make Complex Treatment Decisions? A Randomized Controlled Trial of an Individualized Menopause Decision Aid
Published in Medical decision making (01-09-2007)“…Purpose. To compare the effectiveness of an individualized decision aid (DA) with standard educational materials on decisions about menopausal treatments and…”
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Survival Impact of Tamoxifen Use for Breast Cancer Risk Reduction: Projections from a Patient-Specific Markov Model
Published in Medical decision making (01-09-2002)“…The authors estimate tamoxifen’s impact on life expectancy among healthy women. A Markov model compared the effects of 5 years of tamoxifen on survival among…”
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Impact of a personalized decision support aid on menopausal women - results from a randomized controlled trial
Published in AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings (2003)“…To improve menopausal counseling, we developed a computer-generated personalized menopause decision support aid (DSA) and measured its impact in a randomized,…”
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Identifying patient preferences for communicating risk estimates: a descriptive pilot study
Published in BMC medical informatics and decision making (01-08-2001)“…Patients increasingly seek more active involvement in health care decisions, but little is known about how to communicate complex risk information to patients…”
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