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Neil Morte

United States Georgia Southern University

1 Papers
17 Following
27 Followers

Funding

Commented on Technology Development to Reduce Health Disparities (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)
For new and renewal applications, due date is January 21, 2025. This is a great funding source to leverage technologies to address health disparities. Examples include, but are not limited to: Physical Barriers factors such as proximity to healthcare facilities and transportation may limit access to healthcare Knowledge Barriers health literacy and language barriers can inhibit healthcare delivery, as well as a lack of patient information for the healthcare provider Infrastructure Barriers rural hospitals and community health centers may not have the same resources and expertise of large hospitals, and may not be able to afford advanced medical technologies Economic Barriers lack of internet access, insurance coverage or financial resources may also contribute to disparities in healthcare access Cultural Barriers religious beliefs and social customs often deter certain populations from seeking healthcare

Article

Commented on The Impact of a Messenger-Based Psychosocial Chat Counseling Service on Further Help-Seeking Among Children and Young Adults: Longitudinal Study
This demonstrates the snowball effect of receiving help and how that can self empower to seek additional help and maintain that for the future.

Article

Commented on Therapist Voices on a Youth Mental Health Pilot: Responsiveness to Diversity and Therapy Modality
This type of study helps to identify those gaps in training and what to fulfill in terms of competency, especially when working with diverse and/or underserved communities.

Article

Commented on Retracted: Effects of Aerobic Exercise on Sleep Quality and Mental Health of College Students
It is good that these papers with any form of manipulation are retracted. However, this goes to show what needs to change in the review process where this should not have been published in the first place where a retraction has to take place.

Poster

Commented on Are You Ready For It? Content Analysis of Emerging Adults' Readiness to Become a Parent
I like how the thoughts are put into pillars. I am curious how these have changed over time!

Webinar

Commented on Updates in the Management of Portal Hypertension
With the prognosis of portal hypertension, these updates are critical to treatment and the difficulty it has presented.

Poster

Commented on Prevalence of food taboo during pregnancy in Ethiopia: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Because of taboos and norms and what is prohibited, would food taboos be related to having a form of eating disorder viewed by another country?

Funding

Commented on Rural Health Clinic Behavioral Health Program
Quality and sustainability is key for rural areas, so these investments are great.

Hub

Commented on Access to scientific infrastructure
Scientific infrastructures have been underestimated: https://www.elsevier.com/connect/the-growing-importance-of-research-infrastructures

Poster

Commented on Emergent transvenous cardiac pacing in the emergency department: a case series
Demonstrates the need for training with EP's not being exposed to it, so that integration may be needed for the skill to used in this setting.

Webinar

Commented on Landscapes, Global Change, and Health
Our environment plays a bigger role than we may think in terms of health outcomes and what we regulate for our climate can have huge impacts on health.

Webinar

Commented on NISS/FCSM AI in Federal Government: Challenges in Confidentiality, Privacy, and Ethics for Use of AI
Transparency is absolutely key because the power of AI will only grow and there are regulations needed to ensure ethical and responsible use.

Webinar

Commented on Hidden Hazards: Water Table Flooding and Coastal Contamination
This is very important and helpful they are tracking this because that flooding can create huge impacts.

Article

Commented on Myocarditis following mRNA-based Covid-19 vaccines: correspondence
It is very important to preface information where this can have potential negative effects and not be clear on if it is based on the vaccine. It is the high level of transparency that is important to communicate to the public where the evidence and conclusions may be misled.

Hub

Commented on statistical analysis
Hi Huda, What statistical methods and/packages do you utilize and are most comfortable with?
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