Donald L Patrick, Rosanna Shuk, Yin Lee, Michele Nucci, David Grembowski, Carol Zane Jolles, ...
Oral health is essential to the general health and well-being of individuals and the population. Yet significant oral health disparities persist in the U.S. population because of a web of influences...
Quality of life at the end of life (2007)
Diehr, Paula, Lafferty, William E, Patrick, Donald L, Downey, Lois, Devlin, Sean M, Standish, Leanna J
Abstract Background Little is known about self-perceived quality of life (QOL) near the end of life, because such information is difficult to collect and to interpret. Here, we describe QOL in the...
Moinpour, Carol M., Darke, Amy K., Donaldson, Gary W., Thompson, Ian M., Langley, Connie, Ankerst, Donna Pauler, ...
Background The Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial (PCPT) was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of the efficacy of finasteride in preventing prostate cancer in 18882 men aged 55 years...
Bellack, Alan S., Green, Michael F., Cook, Judith A., Fenton, Wayne, Harvey, Philip D., Heaton, Robert K., ...
People with schizophrenia frequently have significant problems in community functioning. Progress in developing effective interventions to ameliorate these problems has been slowed by the absence of...
Grembowski, David, Paschane, David, Diehr, Paula, Katon, Wayne, Martin, Diane, Patrick, Donald L
Abstract Background Managed care efforts to regulate access to specialists and reduce costs may lower quality of care. Few studies have examined whether managed care is associated with patient...
Reducing Oral Health Disparities: A Focus on Social and Cultural Determinants (2006)
Patrick, Donald L, Lee, Rosanna, Nucci, Michele, Grembowski, David, Jolles, Carol, Milgrom, Peter
Abstract Oral health is essential to the general health and well-being of individuals and the population. Yet significant oral health disparities persist in the U.S. population because of a web of...
Diehr, Paula H, Derleth, Ann M, McKenna, Stephen P, Martin, Mona L, Bushnell, Donald M, Simon, Gregory, ...
Abstract Background Little is known about longitudinal associations among measures of depression, mental and physical health, and quality of life (QOL). We followed 982 clinically depressed persons...
Diehr, Paula, Chen, Lu, Patrick, Donald L., Feng, Ziding, Yasui, Yutaka
Background: New health status instruments are described by psychometric properties, such as Reliability, Effect Size, and Responsiveness. For cluster-randomized trials, another important statistic is...
Diehr, Paula, Chen, Lu, Patrick, Donald L., Feng, Ziding, Yasui, Yutaka
Background: New health status instruments are described by psychometric properties, such as Reliability, Effect Size, and Responsiveness. For cluster-randomized trials, another important statistic is...
Diehr, Paula, Chen, Lu, Patrick, Donald L., Feng, Ziding, Yasui, Yutaka
Background: New health status instruments are described by psychometric properties, such as Reliability, Effect Size, and Responsiveness. For cluster-randomized trials, another important statistic is...
Diehr, Paula, Chen, Lu, Patrick, Donald L., Feng, Ziding, Yasui, Yutaka
Background: New health status instruments are described by psychometric properties, such as Reliability, Effect Size, and Responsiveness. For cluster-randomized trials, another important statistic is...
Bellack, Alan S., Green, Michael F., Cook, Judith A., Fenton, Wayne, Harvey, Philip D., Heaton, Robert K., ...
People with schizophrenia frequently have significant problems in community functioning. Progress in developing effective interventions to ameliorate these problems has been slowed by the absence of...
Incorporating Death into Health-Related Variables in Longitudinal Studies (2004)
Diehr, Paula, Johnson, Laura Lee, Patrick, Donald L., Psaty, Bruce
Background: The aging process can be described as the change in health-related variables over time. Unfortunately, simple graphs of available data may be misleading if some people die, since they may...
Incorporating Death into Health-Related Variables in Longitudinal Studies (2004)
Diehr, Paula, Johnson, Laura Lee, Patrick, Donald L., Psaty, Bruce
Background: The aging process can be described as the change in health-related variables over time. Unfortunately, simple graphs of available data may be misleading if some people die, since they may...
Incorporating Death into Health-Related Variables in Longitudinal Studies (2004)
Diehr, Paula, Johnson, Laura Lee, Patrick, Donald L., Psaty, Bruce
Background: The aging process can be described as the change in health-related variables over time. Unfortunately, simple graphs of available data may be misleading if some people die, since they may...
Incorporating Death into Health-Related Variables in Longitudinal Studies (2004)
Diehr, Paula, Johnson, Laura Lee, Patrick, Donald L., Psaty, Bruce
Background: The aging process can be described as the change in health-related variables over time. Unfortunately, simple graphs of available data may be misleading if some people die, since they may...
Quality of Life of Adolescents With Perceived Disabilities (2003)
Edwards, Todd C., Patrick, Donald L., Topolski, Tari D.
Objective To compare the self-perceived quality of life (QoL) of adolescents with and without disabilities. Method A school-based survey was conducted with 2,801 7th to 12th grade students in a rural...
Performance of the Halex in Logitudinal Studies of Older Adults (2002)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L., Burke, Gregory L., Williamson, Jeff D.
Goal: The Halex is an indicator of health status that combines self-rated health and activity limitations, which has been used by NCHS to predict future years of healthy life. The scores for each...
Performance of the Halex in Logitudinal Studies of Older Adults (2002)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L., Burke, Gregory L., Williamson, Jeff D.
Goal: The Halex is an indicator of health status that combines self-rated health and activity limitations, which has been used by NCHS to predict future years of healthy life. The scores for each...
Performance of the Halex in Logitudinal Studies of Older Adults (2002)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L., Burke, Gregory L., Williamson, Jeff D.
Goal: The Halex is an indicator of health status that combines self-rated health and activity limitations, which has been used by NCHS to predict future years of healthy life. The scores for each...
Performance of the Halex in Logitudinal Studies of Older Adults (2002)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L., Burke, Gregory L., Williamson, Jeff D.
Goal: The Halex is an indicator of health status that combines self-rated health and activity limitations, which has been used by NCHS to predict future years of healthy life. The scores for each...
Probabilities of Transition Among Health States for Older Adults (2001)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L.
Goal: To estimate the probabilities of transition among self-rated health states for older adults, and examine how they vary by age and sex. Methods: We used self-rated health (Excellent, Very Good,...
Probabilities of Transition Among Health States for Older Adults (2001)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L.
Goal: To estimate the probabilities of transition among self-rated health states for older adults, and examine how they vary by age and sex. Methods: We used self-rated health (Excellent, Very Good,...
Probabilities of Transition Among Health States for Older Adults (2001)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L.
Goal: To estimate the probabilities of transition among self-rated health states for older adults, and examine how they vary by age and sex. Methods: We used self-rated health (Excellent, Very Good,...
Probabilities of Transition Among Health States for Older Adults (2001)
Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L.
Goal: To estimate the probabilities of transition among self-rated health states for older adults, and examine how they vary by age and sex. Methods: We used self-rated health (Excellent, Very Good,...
Pathways to Disability Income among Persons with Severe, Persistent Psychiatric Disorders (1997)
Estroff, Sue E, Patrick, Donald L, Zimmer, Catherine R, Lachicotte, William S
[Excerpt] Harsh skepticism pervades current public debate about who deserves public support and on what basis, particularly regarding the claims of individuals with disabling illness and injury....
Thornquist, Mark D., Patrick, Donald L., Omenn, Gilbert S.
We evaluated as functions of age and gender participation and adherence rates in older adults recruited to pilot studies for CARET, a multicenter chemoprevention trial. Eligible were men and women...
Durham, Mary L., Beresford, Shirley, Diehr, Paula, Grembowski, David, Hecht, Julia A., Patrick, Donald L.
In a study of older enrollees in an HMO, we found that seniors who are higher users of health care services are willing to participate in health promotion programs. Although people aged 85 or older...
Methods for Measuring Levels of Well-being for a Health Status Index
Patrick, Donald L., Bush, J. W., Chen, Milton M.
Three psychological scaling procedures—category rating, magnitude estimation, and equivalence—were used to measure the levels of well-being that student and health-leader judges in 14...
Managed Care, Access to Specialists, and Outcomes among Primary Care Patients with Pain
Grembowski, David E, Martin, Diane, Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L, Williams, Barbara, Novak, Louise, ...
Managed Care, Physician Job Satisfaction, and the Quality of Primary Care
Grembowski, David, Paschane, David, Diehr, Paula, Katon, Wayne, Martin, Diane, Patrick, Donald L
Grembowski, David E, Martin, Diane, Patrick, Donald L, Diehr, Paula, Katon, Wayne, Williams, Barbara, ...
Prevalence of Secondary Conditions Among People With Disabilities
Kinne, Susan, Patrick, Donald L., Doyle, Debra Lochner
We analyzed data from 2075 respondents to the disability supplement of the 2001 Washington State Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance Survey to describe population prevalence of secondary conditions...
Diehr, Paula H, Derleth, Ann M, McKenna, Stephen P, Martin, Mona L, Bushnell, Donald M, Simon, Gregory, ...
Methods for Measuring Levels of Well-being for a Health Status Index
Patrick, Donald L., Bush, J. W., Chen, Milton M.
Three psychological scaling procedures—category rating, magnitude estimation, and equivalence—were used to measure the levels of well-being that student and health-leader judges in 14...
Managed Care, Access to Specialists, and Outcomes among Primary Care Patients with Pain
Grembowski, David E, Martin, Diane, Diehr, Paula, Patrick, Donald L, Williams, Barbara, Novak, Louise, ...
Prevalence of Secondary Conditions Among People With Disabilities
Kinne, Susan, Patrick, Donald L., Doyle, Debra Lochner
We analyzed data from 2075 respondents to the disability supplement of the 2001 Washington State Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance Survey to describe population prevalence of secondary conditions...
Managed Care, Physician Job Satisfaction, and the Quality of Primary Care
Grembowski, David, Paschane, David, Diehr, Paula, Katon, Wayne, Martin, Diane, Patrick, Donald L
Grembowski, David E, Martin, Diane, Patrick, Donald L, Diehr, Paula, Katon, Wayne, Williams, Barbara, ...
Diehr, Paula H, Derleth, Ann M, McKenna, Stephen P, Martin, Mona L, Bushnell, Donald M, Simon, Gregory, ...
The Rapid Assessment of Physical Activity (RAPA) Among Older Adults
Topolski, Tari D, LoGerfo, James, Patrick, Donald L, Williams, Barbara, Walwick, Julie, Patrick, MAJ Marsha B
Quality of life at the end of life
Diehr, Paula, Lafferty, William E, Patrick, Donald L, Downey, Lois, Devlin, Sean M, Standish, Leanna J
Reducing Oral Health Disparities: A Focus on Social and Cultural Determinants
Patrick, Donald L, Lee, Rosanna Shuk Yin, Nucci, Michele, Grembowski, David, Jolles, Carol Zane, Milgrom, Peter
Oral health is essential to the general health and well-being of individuals and the population. Yet significant oral health disparities persist in the U.S. population because of a web of influences...
Cost Effectiveness of Recombinant Human Insulin-Like Growth Factor I Therapy in Patients with ALS
Stacey J. Ackerman, Erin M. Sullivan, Kathleen M. Beusterien, Howard M. Natter, Deborah F. Gelinas, Donald L. Patrick
Objective: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a fatal, degenerative neuromuscular disease characterised by a progressive loss of voluntary motor activity. Recombinant human insulin-like growth...
The Tobacco Industry's Response to the COMMIT Trial: An Analysis of Legacy Tobacco Documents
Carlini, Beatriz H, Patrick, Donald L, Halperin, Abigail C, Santos, Verena
We analyzed internal tobacco industry documents that describe the industry's response to the Community Intervention Trial for Smoking Cessation (COMMIT), a multi-center community-based tobacco...
Bellack, Alan S., Green, Michael F., Cook, Judith A., Fenton, Wayne, Harvey, Philip D., Heaton, Robert K., ...
People with schizophrenia frequently have significant problems in community functioning. Progress in developing effective interventions to ameliorate these problems has been slowed by the absence of...