CHSU Discovery

Abstract Current literature on behavioral health appointments in rural areas has found several demographic factors correlated to appointment attendance. However, there is a gap in the research specifically pertaining to behavioral health appoin…

Abstract This case presents a 65-year-old female with a past medical history of HTN, osteoarthritis, GERD, and umbilical hernia was brought in by EMS for evaluation of abdominal pain and syncope. She was hypotensive and admitted to the ICU for septi…

Abstract The San Joaquin Valley (SJV) is comprised of diverse populations that as a whole are medically underserved and experience significant air pollution. Two-hour interactive outreach sessions were provided at three local high schools in Fresno …

Abstract Seeking help for mental health concerns is a social barrier that is just part of the battle for the Hispanic/Latino/a/x community– financial and systemicdisadvantages have created a significant gap in the accessibility and quality of …

Abstract:This comprehensive literature review addresses the scarcity and limited study ofhypotension treatments compared to abundant antihypertensive drugs. Hypotension,categorized as absolute, relative, or orthostatic, has diverse causes. This revi…

Abstract This pilot observational study examines the effect of the COVID-19 restrictions, transportation, and healthliteracy (HL) during the pandemic on HbA1c testing rates at a local Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). We hypothesize that ide…

Abstract Osteopathic Values in Fostering a Sustainable Work Environment: Osteopathic values help create a sustainable and supportive environment for pediatric surgeons. These principles encourage collaborative care models that address the surgeon's …

Background Timely surgical care is vital for patient outcomes, especially in rural areas where systemic barriersoften cause delays. Key obstacles include:This study aims to identify referral barriers at Dr. Fateh Entabi’s clinic in the Central…

Introduction: System-Based Curriculum is the most widely used curricular model in U.S. medical schools. It provides an opportunity for learners to better understand the fundamental sciences over the span of the first two years of medical school and …

Hypertension is the leading cause of cardiovascular disease, which is an ever-growing issue that continues to plague the United States.

Abstract The HIV/AIDS epidemic that started in the late 1980s continues to burden millions worldwide every year. The US Preventive Services task force estimates over 1 million Americans are currently living with HIV. The World Health Organization fi…

Abstract Through the increased consumption of fruits and vegetables with low caloric value and rich in nutrients, the Mediterranean diet allows for greater consumption quantities promoting long term adherence to a healthy dietary pattern and adequat…

Academic health sciences libraries are integral to medical education, yet the specific resources they offer for board exam preparation (prep) within colleges of osteopathic medicine (COM) programs are not fully understood. This study …

Abstract Selma, CA is one of the most underprivileged and under-served communities in America. Furthermore,rural populations are at higher risk of developing hypertension (HTN), and its corollary diabetes. In this study, we seek to identify social f…