Caryn Butler

Safety Net Primary Care Capabilities After the COVID-19 Pandemic

Karen E. Schifferdecker, Ching-Wen Wendy Yang, Matthew Mackwood, Hector P. Rodríguez et autres

Importance: Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) provide care to 30 million patients in the US and have shown better outcomes and processes than other practice types. Little is known about how the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to FQHC capabilities compared with other practices. …

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Video-based telehealth in Australian primary health care: current use and future potential

Melissa K Raven, Caryn Butler, Petra Teresia Bywood

Many Australians have limited access to health-care services due to a range of barriers, including geographic distance and restricted mobility, which telehealth can potentially address. This paper reviews the current and potential use of video consultation in primary health care in Australia, …

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Telehealth in primary health care settings within Australia and internationally

Petra Teresia Bywood, Melissa K Raven, Caryn Butler

Access to appropriate health care services is often limited for people living in rural or remote areas, or for those with restricted mobility. One approach to minimising the inequality in access for those located at a distance from health care services is …

Potentially Avoidable Hospitalisations: Causes, Initiatives and Challenges from a Primary Health Care Perspective

Lynsey J Brown, Petra Teresia Bywood, Rachel Katterl, Olga Anikeeva et autres

The presentation will-\n• highlight some of the risk factors for potentially avoidable hospitalisations in Australia (e.g., sociodemographic characteristics, chronic conditions) based on a literature review\n• explore common characteristics of successful initiatives addressing potentially avoidable hospitalisations generally (e.g., integrated services, multidisciplinary teams, access, …

Potentially avoidable hospitalisations in Australia: causes for hospitalisations and primary health care interventions

Rachel Katterl, Olga Anikeeva, Caryn Butler, Lynsey J Brown et autres

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) described potentially avoidable\nhospitalisations (PAHs) as “admissions to hospital that could have potentially been prevented\nthrough the provision of appropriate non-hospital health services”. The AIHW classify PAHs into\nthree main types: vaccine-preventable, chronic, and acute conditions. In …

Indigenous adolescent mental health: what is the role of primary health care?

Caryn Butler

This RESEARCH ROUNDup examines the current state-of-play of Indigenous\nadolescent primary mental health care in Australia. The differences between\nIndigenous and non-Indigenous concepts of mental health are presented.\nIndigenous Australians are more likely to be hospitalised for mental health\ndisorders than the general Australian population, and …

PreEmpt: Preventing disease through opportunistic, rapid engagement by primary care teams using behaviour change counselling

Clio Spanou, Sharleen H. Simpson, Kerry Hood, Stephen Rollnick et autres

Training and User Guides Group (TUGG)

Caryn Butler, Di Hoffmann

The development, benefits and the disadvantages of the Training and User Guides Group (TUGG), a part of the South Australian Health Libraries Consortium (SAHSLC), are discussed. Being an informal group, TUGG is shown to provide different resources that provide different user guides …