… be trained effectively to use MI to treat depression (Keeley et al., 2014). During primary care
… Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Robert D. Keeley, 301 …

Objective: High-quality patient-clinician communication is associated with better medication
adherence, but the specific language components associated with adherence are poorly …

Background Improving the patient experience of primary care is a stated focus of efforts to
transform primary care practices into “Patient-centered Medical Homes” (PCMH) in the United …

PURPOSE Primary care clinicians have difficulty detecting suicidal patients. This report
evaluates the effect of 2 primary care interventions on the detection and subsequent referral or …

Objective: The goal of this study was to assess the effects of training primary care providers (PCPs)
to use Motivational Interviewing (MI) when treating depressed patients on providers' …

A study was undertaken to compare the regeneration of rat peroneal nerves across a 0.5-cm
gap repaired with either a permanent, porous or a resorbable, non-porous artificial nerve …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effects of exclusively physical presentation of depression on
1) depression management and outcomes under usual care conditions, and 2) the impact of …

BACKGROUND Low birth weight remains the primary cause of neonatal morbidity and
mortality in the United States. We examined whether maternal happiness about a pregnancy, in …

PURPOSE Depression care management for primary care patients results in sustained
improvement in clinical outcomes with diminishing costs over time. Clinical benefits, however, …

Peripheral nerves are transected in many traumatic injuries of the extremities. Satisfactory
functional regeneration of such nerves often fails to occur after repair with sutures. Possible …