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Nancy Denizard-Thompson

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Articles 14
Citations 128
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Related Specialties
General Medicine
Medical Education
Biomedical Engineering
Top 10 Co-Authors
David P Miller Jr
Deepak Palakshappa
Kathryn E Weaver
Diana McNeill
Michael Contarino
Amber Brooks
Selina Quinones
M Suzanne Kraemer
L Doug Case
Rachel Harris
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JMIR Mhealth Uhealth
MedEdPORTAL
J Grad Med Educ
JMIR Cardio
Ann Intern Med
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Recent Articles
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Connecting with the community: Perceptions of a community tour
Jones C, Reilly K, Peacock B, Denizard-Thompson N, Walters-Stewart A, McDowell L, et al.
J Clin Transl Sci . 2024 Sep; 8(1):e113. PMID: 39345702
Introduction: This study explores the transformative effects of the Community Plunge, an educational program at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine (WFUSOM), on healthcare delivery, community engagement, and trainee...
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A Mixed-Methods Study to Understand Community Health Worker Integration With Health Care Teams
McCutcheon J, Cheng I, Quinones S, Mahabaleshwarkar R, Denizard-Thompson N, Wiseman K, et al.
J Ambul Care Manage . 2024 Aug; 48(1):25-38. PMID: 39110535
Two models employed to integrate community health workers (CHWs) in health care settings are community-clinical linkages and employment within health care. Our objective was to understand the variability in how...
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Feasibility of Using Text Messaging to Identify and Assist Patients With Hypertension With Health-Related Social Needs: Cross-Sectional Study
Kormanis A, Quinones S, Obermiller C, Denizard-Thompson N, Palakshappa D
JMIR Cardio . 2024 Feb; 8:e54530. PMID: 38349714
Background: Health-related social needs are associated with poor health outcomes, increased acute health care use, and impaired chronic disease management. Given these negative outcomes, an increasing number of national health...
4.
Local Culture and Community Through a Digital Lens: Viewpoint on Designing and Implementing a Virtual Second Look Event for Residency Applicants
Martindale J, Carrasquillo R, Otallah S, Brooks A, Denizard-Thompson N, Pharr E, et al.
JMIR Med Educ . 2023 Sep; 9:e44240. PMID: 37695665
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic altered how residency interviews occur. Despite 2 years of web-based interviews, these are still perceived as inferior to in-person experiences. Showcasing a program and location is...
5.
Active Bystander Training: Using Standardized Patient Methodology to Teach Residents to Navigate Microaggressions in Patient Encounters
Famouri M, Hernandez S, Omlor R, Lane-Brown M, Evans S, McIntosh D, et al.
MedEdPORTAL . 2023 Feb; 19:11298. PMID: 36760336
Introduction: Studies show that physicians and medical trainees who identify as underrepresented in medicine or as women experience higher rates of microaggressions during patient encounters. We designed, implemented, and evaluated...
6.
The experiences of community organizations partnering with a medical school to improve students' understanding of the social determinants of health: A qualitative study
Palakshappa D, Denizard-Thompson N, Puccinelli-Ortega N, Brooks A, Damman A, Miller Jr D
Med Teach . 2022 Apr; 44(11):1260-1267. PMID: 35382676
Purpose: There has been increasing interest among national organizations for medical schools to provide students experiential training in the social determinants of health (SDH) through community partnerships. Despite this interest,...
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Focusing on Diversity: A Regional Internal Medicine Residency Viewpoint on Underrepresented Minority Support, Retention, and Mentoring
Harris R, Covington K, Colford C, Denizard-Thompson N, Contarino M, Evans K, et al.
J Grad Med Educ . 2021 Apr; 13(2):181-188. PMID: 33897950
Background: While the overall percentage of residents who withdraw (2.7%) or take extended leave (1.0%) are low, subgroup analysis has found that minority physicians are approximately 30% more likely to...
8.
Association of a Health Equity Curriculum With Medical Students' Knowledge of Social Determinants of Health and Confidence in Working With Underserved Populations
Denizard-Thompson N, Palakshappa D, Vallevand A, Kundu D, Brooks A, DiGiacobbe G, et al.
JAMA Netw Open . 2021 Mar; 4(3):e210297. PMID: 33646312
Importance: National organizations recommend that medical schools train students in the social determinants of health. Objective: To develop and evaluate a longitudinal health equity curriculum that was integrated into third-year...
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Feasibility of Mobile Technology to Identify and Address Patients' Unmet Social Needs in a Primary Care Clinic
Palakshappa D, Benefield A, Furgurson K, Harley M, Bundy R, Moses A, et al.
Popul Health Manag . 2020 Sep; 24(3):385-392. PMID: 32924796
Mobile health tools may overcome barriers to social needs screening; however, there are limited data on the feasibility of using these tools in clinical settings. The objective was to determine...
10.
Musculoskeletal Basics: The Shoulder and the Knee Workshop for Primary Care Residents
Denizard-Thompson N, Feiereisel K, Pedley C, Burns C, Campos C
MedEdPORTAL . 2019 Feb; 14:10749. PMID: 30800949
Introduction: Although musculoskeletal (MSK) complaints are very common in ambulatory clinics, internal medicine residents report low confidence in performing MSK examinations and intra-articular steroid injections. Our goal is to strengthen...