Stephanie L Mcfall
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 298080 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Stephanie L Mcfall |
| NOMBRES | Stephanie L |
| APELLIDO | Mcfall |
| FIRMA | MCFALL S L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1987 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Treatment decisions for localized prostate cancer
OBJECTIVE: Few decision aids emphasize active surveillance (AS) for localized prostate cancer. Concept mapping was used to produce a conceptual framework incorporating AS and treatment. METHODS: Fifty-four statements about what men need to make a decision for localized prostate cancer were derived from focus groups with African American, Latino and white men previously screened for prostate cancer and partners (n = 80). In the second phase, 89 pa…
Contraceptive Use and Contraception Type in Women by Body Mass Index Category
Acculturation and Depressive Symptoms Among Pregnant and Postpartum Latinas
Gender, Social Ties, and Cancer Screening Among Elderly Persons
Objective. This study examines the association of social ties and cancer screening. Method. Data from the Longitudinal Study on Aging II include 4,419 respondents (70 to 85) who completed Wave 2. The dependent variable is receipt of screening within the past 2 years, measured at Wave 2. Social network variables include marital status, interaction with friends, relatives, and children, and church attendance. Results. Women were higher on most soci…
Outcomes of a Small Group Educational Intervention for Urinary Incontinence
Objectives:This article examines change in general and condition-specific measures of health-related quality of life (HRQL) among participants in a randomized trial of a community-based intervention for urinary incontinence (UI). Methods:Participants were randomized into intervention or wait control conditions. Participants were women aged 65 or older with urinary incontinence residing in Oklahoma. General HRQL measures included the Physical Func…
Outcomes of a Small Group Educational Intervention for Urinary Incontinence
This community-based intervention is an encouraging option for behavioral treatment of UI. Public health models may be particularly appropriate with moderate levels of urinary incontinence
Urinary incontinence and quality of life in older women
Urinary incontinence increases the vulnerability of older people. It exacts social, psychologic, and economic costs and contributes to the risk of institutionalization. This article presents a community model to improve treatment of urinary incontinence and enhance the quality of life in older women with this condition. The project is based on a partnership including the Oklahoma State department of health, University of Oklahoma College of Publi…
Physician and Practice Characteristics Associated With Judgments About Breast Cancer Treatment
Since most cancer is treated in the local community, the judgments of primary care physicians about treatment of breast cancer are important. This study examined physician and practice characteristics associated with physician judgments about the treatment of Stage I and Stage II breast cancer. Data are combined from samples of 3,436 physicians: physicians affiliated with hospitals participating in the Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) a…
Health Behavior Changes Through Television
We assess the role played by two types of self-selection in accounting for the influence of a television series on smoking cessation. De facto selection is based on respondents' regular channel viewing habits that can expose them to the series. Motivated self-selection takes place when viewers deliberately select to watch television programming because it meets their desire to quit smoking. Self-selection also can be viewed as a methodological ar…
The Effect of Caregiver's Burden on Change in Frail Older Persons' Use of Formal Helpers
We used a national longitudinal probability sample of frail older persons and their caregivers to examine three questions: 1) What are the probabilities of transition to use of formal helpers over a two-year period? 2) What is the role of predisposing, enabling, older person's need, and caregiver's need variables in changes in the use of formal helpers? 3) Do determinants of change in the use of formal helpers vary by level of caregiver's burden?…
Psychiatry and medicine in the US
An integrated model of change in knowledge, highlighting the role of technologic and organisational paradigms and the activities of professional and extra-professional groups, is used to clarify the historical development of psychiatry and to account for current specialty choice trends. American psychiatry and medicine stem from disparate scientific/philosophical roots. A review of events leading to the establishment of psychiatry as a medical sp…
The Effect of Caregiver's Burden on Change in Frail Older Persons' Use of Formal Helpers
We used a national longitudinal probability sample of frail older persons and their caregivers to examine three questions: 1) What are the probabilities of transition to use of formal helpers over a two-year period? 2) What is the role of predisposing, enabling, older person's need, and caregiver's need variables in changes in the use of formal helpers? 3) Do determinants of change in the use of formal helpers vary by level of caregiver's burden?…
Gender, Social Ties, and Cancer Screening Among Elderly Persons
Objective. This study examines the association of social ties and cancer screening. Method. Data from the Longitudinal Study on Aging II include 4,419 respondents (70 to 85) who completed Wave 2. The dependent variable is receipt of screening within the past 2 years, measured at Wave 2. Social network variables include marital status, interaction with friends, relatives, and children, and church attendance. Results. Women were higher on most soci…
Outcomes of a Small Group Educational Intervention for Urinary Incontinence
Objectives:This article examines change in general and condition-specific measures of health-related quality of life (HRQL) among participants in a randomized trial of a community-based intervention for urinary incontinence (UI). Methods:Participants were randomized into intervention or wait control conditions. Participants were women aged 65 or older with urinary incontinence residing in Oklahoma. General HRQL measures included the Physical Func…
Outcomes of a Small Group Educational Intervention for Urinary Incontinence
This community-based intervention is an encouraging option for behavioral treatment of UI. Public health models may be particularly appropriate with moderate levels of urinary incontinence
Health Behavior Changes Through Television
We assess the role played by two types of self-selection in accounting for the influence of a television series on smoking cessation. De facto selection is based on respondents' regular channel viewing habits that can expose them to the series. Motivated self-selection takes place when viewers deliberately select to watch television programming because it meets their desire to quit smoking. Self-selection also can be viewed as a methodological ar…
Psychiatry and medicine in the US
An integrated model of change in knowledge, highlighting the role of technologic and organisational paradigms and the activities of professional and extra-professional groups, is used to clarify the historical development of psychiatry and to account for current specialty choice trends. American psychiatry and medicine stem from disparate scientific/philosophical roots. A review of events leading to the establishment of psychiatry as a medical sp…
Psychiatry and medicine in the US
An integrated model of change in knowledge, highlighting the role of technologic and organisational paradigms and the activities of professional and extra-professional groups, is used to clarify the historical development of psychiatry and to account for current specialty choice trends. American psychiatry and medicine stem from disparate scientific/philosophical roots. A review of events leading to the establishment of psychiatry as a medical sp…
The Effect of Caregiver's Burden on Change in Frail Older Persons' Use of Formal Helpers
We used a national longitudinal probability sample of frail older persons and their caregivers to examine three questions: 1) What are the probabilities of transition to use of formal helpers over a two-year period? 2) What is the role of predisposing, enabling, older person's need, and caregiver's need variables in changes in the use of formal helpers? 3) Do determinants of change in the use of formal helpers vary by level of caregiver's burden?…
Health Behavior Changes Through Television
We assess the role played by two types of self-selection in accounting for the influence of a television series on smoking cessation. De facto selection is based on respondents' regular channel viewing habits that can expose them to the series. Motivated self-selection takes place when viewers deliberately select to watch television programming because it meets their desire to quit smoking. Self-selection also can be viewed as a methodological ar…
Urinary incontinence and quality of life in older women
Urinary incontinence increases the vulnerability of older people. It exacts social, psychologic, and economic costs and contributes to the risk of institutionalization. This article presents a community model to improve treatment of urinary incontinence and enhance the quality of life in older women with this condition. The project is based on a partnership including the Oklahoma State department of health, University of Oklahoma College of Publi…
Physician and Practice Characteristics Associated With Judgments About Breast Cancer Treatment
Since most cancer is treated in the local community, the judgments of primary care physicians about treatment of breast cancer are important. This study examined physician and practice characteristics associated with physician judgments about the treatment of Stage I and Stage II breast cancer. Data are combined from samples of 3,436 physicians: physicians affiliated with hospitals participating in the Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) a…
Outcomes of a Small Group Educational Intervention for Urinary Incontinence
Objectives:This article examines change in general and condition-specific measures of health-related quality of life (HRQL) among participants in a randomized trial of a community-based intervention for urinary incontinence (UI). Methods:Participants were randomized into intervention or wait control conditions. Participants were women aged 65 or older with urinary incontinence residing in Oklahoma. General HRQL measures included the Physical Func…
Outcomes of a Small Group Educational Intervention for Urinary Incontinence
This community-based intervention is an encouraging option for behavioral treatment of UI. Public health models may be particularly appropriate with moderate levels of urinary incontinence
Acculturation and Depressive Symptoms Among Pregnant and Postpartum Latinas
Gender, Social Ties, and Cancer Screening Among Elderly Persons
Objective. This study examines the association of social ties and cancer screening. Method. Data from the Longitudinal Study on Aging II include 4,419 respondents (70 to 85) who completed Wave 2. The dependent variable is receipt of screening within the past 2 years, measured at Wave 2. Social network variables include marital status, interaction with friends, relatives, and children, and church attendance. Results. Women were higher on most soci…
Contraceptive Use and Contraception Type in Women by Body Mass Index Category
Treatment decisions for localized prostate cancer
OBJECTIVE: Few decision aids emphasize active surveillance (AS) for localized prostate cancer. Concept mapping was used to produce a conceptual framework incorporating AS and treatment. METHODS: Fifty-four statements about what men need to make a decision for localized prostate cancer were derived from focus groups with African American, Latino and white men previously screened for prostate cancer and partners (n = 80). In the second phase, 89 pa…
Medicine (10 obras) · Psychiatry (5 obras) · Gerontology (4 obras) · Nursing (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Pelvic floor disorders treatments (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Urinary incontinence (3 obras)