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Self-Triage Use, Subsequent Healthcare Utilization, and Diagnoses: A Retrospective Study of Process and Clinical Outcomes Following Self-Triage and Self-Scheduling for Ear or Hearing Symptoms by North, Frederick, Jensen, Teresa B, Stroebel, Robert J, Nelson, Elissa M, Johnson, Brenda J, Thompson, Matthew C, Pecina, Jennifer L, Crum, Brian A

“…Background Self-triage is becoming more widespread, but little is known about the people who are using online self-triage tools and their outcomes. For…”
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Online Self-Triage of Ear or Hearing Concerns in a Patient Portal: Comparison of Subsequent Diagnoses and Hospitalizations to National Emergency Department and National Ambulatory Ear or Hearing Visits by North, Frederick, Jensen, Teresa B, Pecina, Jennifer, Miller, Nathaniel E, Duvall, Michelle, Nelson, Elissa M, Thompson, Matthew C, Johnson, Brenda J, Crum, Brian A, Stroebel, Robert

“…Background Although online self-triage is easily accessible, little is known about the patients who use self-triage or their subsequent diagnoses. We compared…”
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Abstract P241: Why Do We Expect Clinicians to Perform the Work of Computers? Developing an Automated Stroke Registry by Johnson, Brenda J, Butler, Jaime, Potu, Niteesh, Millar, Tony, Dziedzic, Peter, Reed, Emily, Urrutia, Victor C

“…BackgroundStroke registries are established with the primary goal of improving health care quality and performance improvement through increased adherence to…”
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Abstract WMP13: Implementation Issues Arising From Less-intense Monitoring In Routine Care: Process Evaluation Of The Optimial Post Rtpa-iv Monitoring In Acute Ischemic Stroke (OPTIMISTmain) Study by Ouyang, Menglu, Gonzalez, Francisca, Montalbano, Michelle, Pruski, April, Iacobelli, Michael, Wang, Xia, Faigle, Roland R, Johnson, Brenda J, Summers, Debbie, Jan, Stephen, Urrutia, Victor C, Anderson, Craig S, Liu, Hueiming

“…Background and AimsOPTIMISTmain is an international, multicenter, stepped-wedge cluster randomized trial to determine effectiveness and safety of…”
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Abstract WP468: Follow Up After Stroke, Screening and Treatment Clinic: Advancing Post-Stroke Care by Naqvi, Imama A, Andres, Jennifer, Ruchalski, Charles, Cleymaet, Sean V, Kim, Seung, Combs, Sandra, Denny, M. Carter, Johnson, Brenda J, Sharrief, Anjail Z

“…Abstract only Objective: To assess feasibility and replicability of a multidisciplinary, specialized clinic in optimization of secondary stroke prevention and…”
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Abstract P846: The Collateral Damage of COVID-19 Pandemic on Stroke Care: Data From a State Stroke Registry by Balucani, Clotilde, Carhuapoma, Juan R, Faigle, Romanus R, Johnson, Brenda J, Aycock, Anna C, Phipps, Michael S, Goldszmidt, Adrian J, Schrier, Chad, yarbrough, karen l, Toral, Linda, Groman, Susan, Lawrence, Erin, Aldrich, Eric M, Elizabeth, Marsh, Urrutia, Victor C

“…IntroductionDuring the Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic the “stay-home” public campaign implemented to contain the spread of the virus and the…”
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Must doctors disclose their own personal risk factors? by Johnson, Brenda J

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Selected Issues in Medical Malpractice by Johnson, Brenda J, Martland, John G

“…Two recent Alberta medical negligence cases raised the issue of novel scientific evidence with respect to evidence proposed through the defendant's expert…”
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Recent decisions: must doctors disclose their own personal risk factors? Halkyard v. Mathew by Johnson, B J

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ABE/Pre-Vocational Skills Program. A Teacher's Guide and Curriculum for Pre-Clerical Training by Johnson, Brenda J

“…This manual is designed for teacher use for a 10-week course to prepare chronically unemployed adults to enter traditional clerical courses or job training…”
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Interactions of gadolinium and platinum ions with the crystalline and solution states of phosphorylase by Hutcheon-Johnson, Brenda J

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Must Doctors Disclose their Own Personal Risk Factors? by Johnson, Brenda J

“…On appeal, the plaintiffs argued that a failure to disclose a risk (such as the doctor's epilepsy) which could have led the patient to refuse consent was…”
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