Autumn M Kieber-Emmons
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Kieber-Emmons A, Hansen S, Topmiller M, Grewal J, Jaen C, Crabtree B, et al.
Fam Med Community Health
. 2024 Aug;
12(Suppl 2).
PMID: 39182927
focused Rapid Assessment Process (fRAP) 2.0 is a community engagement approach combining geospatial mapping with rapid qualitative assessment in cyclical fashion within communities to capture multifactorial and multilevel features impacting...
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Alang S, Letcher A, Batts H, Moeller C, Biery N, Mitsdarffer M, et al.
Prog Community Health Partnersh
. 2024 Jul;
18(2):287-293.
PMID: 38946573
Drawing from collective experiences in our capacity building project: Health Equity Activation Research Team for Inclusion Health, we argue that while community-engaged partnerships tend to focus on understanding health inequities...
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Ventres W, Stone L, LaVallee L, Loxterkamp D, Brown J, Waxman D, et al.
Fam Med Community Health
. 2024 Apr;
12(Suppl 3).
PMID: 38609089
is a 12-part series of thematically linked mini-essays with accompanying illustrations that explore the many dimensions of family medicine, as interpreted by individual family physicians and medical educators in the...
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Stephens J, Kieber-Emmons A, Johnson M, Greenberg G
J Healthc Manag
. 2022 Nov;
67(6):425-435.
PMID: 36350580
Goal: Administrative burden is one of many potential root causes of physician burnout. Scribe documentation assistance can reduce this burden. However, traditional in-person scribe services are challenged by consistent staffing...
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Kieber-Emmons A, Miller W, Rubinstein E, Howard J, Tsui J, Rankin J, et al.
J Mix Methods Res
. 2022 May;
16(2):183-206.
PMID: 35603123
Multi-level perspectives across communities, medical systems and policy environments are needed, but few methods are available for health services researchers with limited resources. We developed a mixed method health policy...
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Topmiller M, Mallow P, Shaak K, Kieber-Emmons A
Fam Med Community Health
. 2021 Oct;
9(Suppl 1).
PMID: 34649983
The objective of this study was to describe a novel geospatial methodology for identifying poor-performing (priority) and well-performing (bright spot) communities with respect to diabetes management at the ZIP Code...
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OMalley D, Abraham C, Lee H, Rubinstein E, Howard J, Hudson S, et al.
Fam Pract
. 2021 Aug;
39(2):282-291.
PMID: 34423366
Background: Over the last decade, primary care clinics in the United States have responded both to national policies encouraging clinics to support substance use disorders (SUD) service expansion and to...
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Kieber-Emmons A, Topmiller M, Carrozza M
Ann Fam Med
. 2020 Jul;
18(4):374.
PMID: 32661041
No abstract available.
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Topmiller M, Kieber-Emmons A, Shaak K, McCann J
J Prim Prev
. 2020 Jul;
41(5):431-443.
PMID: 32642939
Positive deviance approaches, which have been used to identify and study high performers (bright spots) and translate their successes to poorer performers, offer great potential for chronic disease management. However,...
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Topmiller M, Shaak K, Mallow P, Kieber-Emmons A
Fam Med Community Health
. 2020 Mar;
8(1):e000293.
PMID: 32148738
Using adherence to diabetes management guidelines as a case study, this paper applied a novel geospatial hot-spot and cold-spot methodology to identify priority counties to target interventions. Data for this...