CHSU Discovery

Abstract Promising Approach Osteopathic Healthcare Delivery, Trainee Readiness? Challenge/issue Malnutrition conservatively affects approximately 30% of hospitalized patients. Consequences of malnutrition may include longer hospital length of stay, …

Abstract Providers are working to improve the quality of care and effectiveness of patient encounters in order to meet the guidelines for positive health outcomes in patients with diabetes mellitus. The following study considers the effectiveness of…

Abstract Diabetes is a chronic disease that, if not properly managed, can lead to severe complications such as cardiovascular disease, kidney failure, and neuropathy. Effective management requires lifestyle changes, medication adherence, and regular…

Abstract Glycemic control and lowering HbA1c levels is paramount for medical providers to prioritize due to the rising prevalence of diabetes mellitus in the Central Valley. Previously, specific dietary interventions have proven to be …

Significant barriers remain in primary care practice that make hypertension control a difficult goal to achieve. Barriers to hypertension management are defined as any factor that limits the performance of a required behavior by patients or provider…

Abstract Background: San Joaquin Valley counties are ranked low on a composite index of health factors reflectinghealth/risk behaviors, physical environment, access to care, and socioeconomic factors. During the COVID-19 pandemic, access to technolo…

QI project Aim- Insertion of Etonogestrel implant on first clinic visit. Introduction-Current clinical practice mandates 2 clinical visits for Etonogestrel implant, first to rule out pregnancy with urine pregnancy test and then additional wait of 7 …

Medical students are under increased stress due to the rigorous curriculum, leading to a higher risk of burnout and poor mental health. Physical activity (PA) is a proven stress-reduction strategy that medical students may use to improve overall hea…