The purpose of this evaluation was to examine prenatal care providers' knowledge of, attitudes towards, and barriers for providing information about newborn screening and tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) screening.
We assessed private providers' knowledge, misconceptions and general attitudes towards LAPM in two urban areas.
To determine women's healthcare providers' knowledge and attitudes regarding genetic disorders and expanded genetic screening.
This study assessed providers' knowledge of, attitude toward, and practice regarding non-HDL-C.
No studies explore US family planning providers' knowledge of and attitudes towards PrEP.
The survey was designed to inquire about the providers' knowledge of FOAM and social media and their use of the above for EMS education.
Through this network, a wide array of participants, such as Knowledge Graph owners, data providers, knowledge experts, and data scientists will be able to transact with each other.
There were no significant differences between public and private CHS regarding residents' perceived ability to reach doctors by phone and providers' knowledge about their families.
A survey was designed to assess healthcare providers' knowledge and beliefs regarding the use of epidural analgesia (EA) or patient controlled analgesia (PCA) for acute postoperative pain management.
To assess the adherence of women's health providers in New Mexico to the Women's Preventive Services Guidelines and to examine how providers' knowledge, attitudes, and external barriers are associated with adherence.
Gathering LGBT data will improve providers' knowledge of their patients' experiences, needs and concerns, leading to better quality of care and health outcomes.
