Search Results - "Stelson, Elisabeth A."

Return-to-work with long COVID: An Episodic Disability and Total Worker Health® analysis by Stelson, Elisabeth A, Dash, Devanshi, McCorkell, Lisa, Wilson, Cali, Assaf, Gina, Re'em, Yochai, Wei, Hannah

“…A growing number of working individuals have developed long COVID (LC) after COVID-19 infection. Economic analyses indicate that workers' LC symptoms…”
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Concerns regarding a suggested long COVID paradigm by Cornish, Flora, Stelson, Elisabeth A

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A mixed-methods analysis of moral injury among healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic by Scoglio, Arielle A J, Stelson, Elisabeth A, Becene, Iris, Marquez, Camille Ianne, Rich-Edwards, Janet W

“…During the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare workers faced grave responsibilities amidst rapidly changing policies and material and staffing shortages. Moral…”
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Residential addiction treatment providers: Identifying the role of social context in worker health and turnover by Stelson, Elisabeth A., Sabbath-Clayton, Lauren L., Sorensen, Glorian, Kubzansky, Laura D., Berkman, Lisa F., Sabbath, Erika L.

“…Increased lethality and availability of addictive substances has strained US addiction treatment services, further exacerbating workforce shortages in these…”
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Consensus agreement to rename burning mouth syndrome and improve International Classification of Diseases-11 disease criteria: an international Delphi study by Chmieliauskaite, Milda, Stelson, Elisabeth A., Epstein, Joel B., Klasser, Gary D., Farag, Arwa, Carey, Barbara, Albuquerque, Rui, Mejia, Lina, Ariyawardana, Anura, Nasri-Heir, Cibele, Sardella, Andrea, Carlson, Charles, Miller, Craig S.

“…The International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) proposes revisions in the nomenclature, disease definition, and diagnostic criteria for "burning mouth…”
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Adding injury to insult: Unfair treatment at work and occupational injury among hospital patient‐care workers by Sabbath, Erika L., Pan, Yixin, McTernan, Melissa L., Peters, Susan E., Lovett, Sharonda M., Stelson, Elisabeth A., Wagner, Gregory R., Hopcia, Karen, Boden, Leslie I.

“…Background Hospital patient‐care workers have high occupational injury rates. While physical hazards within hospital work environments are established…”
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Reply to Currie et al by Chmieliauskaite, Milda, Stelson, Elisabeth A., Epstein, Joel B., Klasser, Gary D., Farag, Arwa, Carey, Barbara, Albuquerque, Rui, Mejia, Lina, Ariyawardana, Anura, Nasri-Heir, Cibele, Sardella, Andrea, Carlson, Charles, Miller, Craig S.

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Perspectives on Breastfeeding from Mothers with Postpartum Depression Symptoms: A Qualitative Assessment of Antecedents, Barriers, Facilitators, and Intervention Suggestions by Stelson, Elisabeth A, Kulkacek, Laura, Frasso, Rosemary, Hall, Moriah, Guevara, James P

“…Postpartum depression (PPD) is one of the most common birthing complications, and studies negatively associate PPD with breastfeeding initiation and…”
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Using Total Worker Health ® Implementation Guidelines to Design an Organizational Intervention for Low-Wage Food Service Workers: The Workplace Organizational Health Study by Nagler, Eve M, Stelson, Elisabeth A, Karapanos, Melissa, Burke, Lisa, Wallace, Lorraine M, Peters, Susan E, Nielsen, Karina, Sorensen, Glorian

“…Total Worker Health (TWH) interventions that utilize integrated approaches to advance worker safety, health, and well-being can be challenging to design and…”
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Perceptions of Family Participation in Intensive Care Unit Rounds and Telemedicine: A Qualitative Assessment by Stelson, Elisabeth A, Carr, Brendan G, Golden, Kate E, Martin, Niels, Richmond, Therese S, Delgado, M Kit, Holena, Daniel N

“…Family-centered rounds involve purposeful interactions between patients' families and care providers to refocus the delivery of care on patients' needs. To…”
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Engaging parent–child dyad and healthcare provider stakeholders in a patient-centered comparative effectiveness study by Woods-Jaeger, Briana A, Sexton, Chris C, Branch, Cassidy, Bolenbaugh, Mallory, Roth, Lisa, Stelson, Elisabeth A, Braaten, Nikki, Ramirez, Marizen

“…Describe engagement activities in a comparative effectiveness study evaluating two interventions for promoting psychosocial health among youth ages 10–17 who…”
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Reply to Dr. Currie et al.: Renaming burning mouth syndrome: implications and use for the RDC/BMS by Chmieliauskaite, Milda, Stelson, Elisabeth A., Epstein, Joel B., Klasser, Gary D., Farag, Arwa, Carey, Barbara, Albuquerque, Rui, Mejia, Lina, Ariyawardana, Anura, Nasri-Heir, Cibele, Sardella, Andrea, Carlson, Charles, Miller, Craig S.

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Consensus agreement to rename burning mouth syndrome and improve ICD-11 disease criteria: an international Delphi study by Chmieliauskaite, Milda, Stelson, Elisabeth A., Epstein, Joel B., Klasser, Gary D., Farag, Arwa, Carey, Barbara, Albuquerque, Rui, Mejia, Lina, Ariyawardana, Anura, Nasri-Heir, Cibele, Sardella, Andrea, Carlson, Charles, Miller, Craig S.

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Factors associated with psychiatric outcomes and coping in Long COVID by Re’em, Yochai, Stelson, Elisabeth A., Davis, Hannah E., McCorkell, Lisa, Wei, Hannah, Assaf, Gina, Akrami, Athena

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Identifying research particiaption effects through qualitative methods: Feedback from Research Engagement Consultants involved in a pediatric mental health comparative effectiveness trial by Elisabeth A. Stelson, Mallory Bolenbaugh, Briana Woods-Jaeger, Cassidy Branch, Marizen Ramirez

“…Research participation effects (RPEs)—effects due to study design rather than study intervention—have long been acknowledged as a research phenomenon…”
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Identifying research Participation effects through qualitative methods: Feedback from Research Engagement Consultants involved in a pediatric mental health comparative effectiveness trial by Stelson, Elisabeth A., Bolenbaugh, Mallory, Woods-Jaeger, Briana, Branch, Cassidy, Ramirez, Marizen

“…Research participation effects (RPEs)—effects due to study design rather than study intervention—have long been acknowledged as a research phenomenon…”
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