Patrick T Panos
Biographic Data
| ID | 120629 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick T Panos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick T |
| FAMILY NAME | Panos |
| SIGNATURE | PANOS P T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Utah |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7617-7169 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Medical respite as an intervention for reducing healthcare utilization in individuals experiencing homelessness: A preliminary naturalistic study
National rates of homelessness are rising, creating challenges in providing care for homeless populations after hospital discharge. Without intermediary care solutions, people experiencing homelessness are at higher risk for condition exacerbation and poor health outcomes. Using a naturalistic approach of assignment, this preliminary study compared subsequent healthcare utilization by 95 individuals experiencing homelessness and who were referred…
Role Strain and Systemic Barriers: A Qualitative Study of Somali Refugee Mothers in the United States
Somali refugee mothers navigating parenting in the United States face compounding challenges that extend well beyond the initial resettlement period. This study employed a multi-method qualitative design, including utilizing a focus group and follow-up key informant interviews with Somali refugee mothers. Thematic framework analysis identified three overarching domains of challenges and resilience. First, a pervasive deficit of functional literac…
The status of women under Taliban rule in Afghanistan: Education & healthcare
The Aftermath of Covid and Cyclones Idai and Kenneth: A Naturalistic Experiment Examining Empowerment and Resiliency in Rural Mozambique
Objective: To determine, by using a naturalistic experiment resulting from Covid and Cyclones Idai and Kenneth, if a previously completed comprehensive intervention within a Mozambiqian village by the Non-Governmental Organization Care-for-Life ( CFL), resulted in community empowerment in the community's response to these disasters, as defined by World Bank. Method: Over a nine-month period, beginning three weeks post-cyclones (November 2019), da…
The Care for Life Family Preservation Program: Outcome Evaluation of a Holistic Community Development Program in Mozambique
Objective: In 2016, Mozambique ranked 13th worldwide in infant mortality (67.9 deaths/1,000 live births) and 20th worldwide in maternal mortality (489 deaths/100,000 live births). This study’s objective was to determine whether a comprehensive program, incorporating the International Association for Community Development’s recommended holistic elements was effective in a country such as Mozambique. Method: Over a 5-year period (2012–2017), an ind…
Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review Assessing the Efficacy of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
DBT demonstrates efficacy in stabilizing and controlling self-destructive behavior and improving patient compliance
A Participatory Outcome Evaluation on the Impact of BSW Interns on Agencies
This article reviews the findings of an exploratory study investigating the perceived benefits and costs of BSW interns for host agencies. The qualitative study included surveys from over 100 agency student supervisors, colleagues, and administrative personnel assessing the perceived effects students had on a range of categories. It also included a quantitative assessment of financial savings derived through student contributions. Benefits of usi…
Social Workers' Postgraduate Use of the IFD Interpersonal Communication Model
Interpersonal communication assessment models have become very popular as a means of quickly establishing rapport in many settings across the United States. Despite their popularity and possible utility, there has been minimal research into the impact of these models, especially over time and in educational settings (more than 6 months after the training is over). In the master's of social work (MSW) program at Brigham Young University (BYU), the…
Social Work with Native People: Orienting Child Welfare Workers to the Beliefs, Values, and Practices of Native American Families and Children
The purpose of this article is to help child welfare workers better understand the cultural and spiritual elements of effective practice with their Native American clients. This article begins by helping child welfare workers better understand sovereignty and the historical context of Native people in the United States. Discussion then focuses on helping child welfare workers better understand the worldview and family dynamics of Native Americans…
Outcome Evaluation of a Group Treatment of Sexually Abused and Reactive Children
Objective: To determine the effectiveness of group therapy in treating sexually abused children to prevent recidivism (subsequently re-abused or becoming abusers themselves). Methods: Recidivism rates of 617 children were compared between sexually abused children who received group treatment with those whose parents refused treatment. Additionally, pre- and post- YOQ 30.1 symptom ratings for 47 children were compared to also determine group thera…
A model for using videoconferencing technology to support international social work field practicum students
English Around one in .ve US accredited schools of social work are currently placing students in international .eld placements. Providing adequate supervision strains these programs. This study proposes a triad model of videoconferencing supervision and reports the responses of students in international placements, their agencies and university supervisors. French Environ un cinquiè me des é coles de travail social accré dité es aux Etats-Unis of…
Four models of international field placement
English Twenty-one US social work programs with international placements were surveyed to assess: information about participating students; screening processes; student preparations; and supervision. Four models of international placements were identified: independent, neighbor, on-site and exchange. The information is provided to assist programs in developing international placements. French Vingt-et-un programmes de travail social américains of…
The Validation of the Factor Structure of the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-Expanded Version (BPRS-E) with Geriatric and Nongeriatric Psychiatric Inpatients
The Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-Expanded (BPRS-E) is a widely used outcome measure that assesses change in psychiatric symptoms. The focus of the present study was to clarify and determine the factor structure of the BPRS-E with geriatric and nongeriatric psychiatric inpatients. Two previous studies found different factor structures for the BPRS-E, raising questions regarding appropriate subscore interpretations. To carry out this exploratory …
Four models of international field placement
English Twenty-one US social work programs with international placements were surveyed to assess: information about participating students; screening processes; student preparations; and supervision. Four models of international placements were identified: independent, neighbor, on-site and exchange. The information is provided to assist programs in developing international placements. French Vingt-et-un programmes de travail social américains of…
A model for using videoconferencing technology to support international social work field practicum students
English Around one in .ve US accredited schools of social work are currently placing students in international .eld placements. Providing adequate supervision strains these programs. This study proposes a triad model of videoconferencing supervision and reports the responses of students in international placements, their agencies and university supervisors. French Environ un cinquiè me des é coles de travail social accré dité es aux Etats-Unis of…
Social Work with Native People: Orienting Child Welfare Workers to the Beliefs, Values, and Practices of Native American Families and Children
The purpose of this article is to help child welfare workers better understand the cultural and spiritual elements of effective practice with their Native American clients. This article begins by helping child welfare workers better understand sovereignty and the historical context of Native people in the United States. Discussion then focuses on helping child welfare workers better understand the worldview and family dynamics of Native Americans…
Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review Assessing the Efficacy of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
DBT demonstrates efficacy in stabilizing and controlling self-destructive behavior and improving patient compliance
Outcome Evaluation of a Group Treatment of Sexually Abused and Reactive Children
Objective: To determine the effectiveness of group therapy in treating sexually abused children to prevent recidivism (subsequently re-abused or becoming abusers themselves). Methods: Recidivism rates of 617 children were compared between sexually abused children who received group treatment with those whose parents refused treatment. Additionally, pre- and post- YOQ 30.1 symptom ratings for 47 children were compared to also determine group thera…
The Care for Life Family Preservation Program: Outcome Evaluation of a Holistic Community Development Program in Mozambique
Objective: In 2016, Mozambique ranked 13th worldwide in infant mortality (67.9 deaths/1,000 live births) and 20th worldwide in maternal mortality (489 deaths/100,000 live births). This study’s objective was to determine whether a comprehensive program, incorporating the International Association for Community Development’s recommended holistic elements was effective in a country such as Mozambique. Method: Over a 5-year period (2012–2017), an ind…
A Participatory Outcome Evaluation on the Impact of BSW Interns on Agencies
This article reviews the findings of an exploratory study investigating the perceived benefits and costs of BSW interns for host agencies. The qualitative study included surveys from over 100 agency student supervisors, colleagues, and administrative personnel assessing the perceived effects students had on a range of categories. It also included a quantitative assessment of financial savings derived through student contributions. Benefits of usi…
The Validation of the Factor Structure of the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-Expanded Version (BPRS-E) with Geriatric and Nongeriatric Psychiatric Inpatients
The Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-Expanded (BPRS-E) is a widely used outcome measure that assesses change in psychiatric symptoms. The focus of the present study was to clarify and determine the factor structure of the BPRS-E with geriatric and nongeriatric psychiatric inpatients. Two previous studies found different factor structures for the BPRS-E, raising questions regarding appropriate subscore interpretations. To carry out this exploratory …
The Validation of the Factor Structure of the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-Expanded Version (BPRS-E) with Geriatric and Nongeriatric Psychiatric Inpatients
The Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-Expanded (BPRS-E) is a widely used outcome measure that assesses change in psychiatric symptoms. The focus of the present study was to clarify and determine the factor structure of the BPRS-E with geriatric and nongeriatric psychiatric inpatients. Two previous studies found different factor structures for the BPRS-E, raising questions regarding appropriate subscore interpretations. To carry out this exploratory …
A model for using videoconferencing technology to support international social work field practicum students
English Around one in .ve US accredited schools of social work are currently placing students in international .eld placements. Providing adequate supervision strains these programs. This study proposes a triad model of videoconferencing supervision and reports the responses of students in international placements, their agencies and university supervisors. French Environ un cinquiè me des é coles de travail social accré dité es aux Etats-Unis of…
Four models of international field placement
English Twenty-one US social work programs with international placements were surveyed to assess: information about participating students; screening processes; student preparations; and supervision. Four models of international placements were identified: independent, neighbor, on-site and exchange. The information is provided to assist programs in developing international placements. French Vingt-et-un programmes de travail social américains of…
Social Work with Native People: Orienting Child Welfare Workers to the Beliefs, Values, and Practices of Native American Families and Children
The purpose of this article is to help child welfare workers better understand the cultural and spiritual elements of effective practice with their Native American clients. This article begins by helping child welfare workers better understand sovereignty and the historical context of Native people in the United States. Discussion then focuses on helping child welfare workers better understand the worldview and family dynamics of Native Americans…
Outcome Evaluation of a Group Treatment of Sexually Abused and Reactive Children
Objective: To determine the effectiveness of group therapy in treating sexually abused children to prevent recidivism (subsequently re-abused or becoming abusers themselves). Methods: Recidivism rates of 617 children were compared between sexually abused children who received group treatment with those whose parents refused treatment. Additionally, pre- and post- YOQ 30.1 symptom ratings for 47 children were compared to also determine group thera…
Social Workers' Postgraduate Use of the IFD Interpersonal Communication Model
Interpersonal communication assessment models have become very popular as a means of quickly establishing rapport in many settings across the United States. Despite their popularity and possible utility, there has been minimal research into the impact of these models, especially over time and in educational settings (more than 6 months after the training is over). In the master's of social work (MSW) program at Brigham Young University (BYU), the…
A Participatory Outcome Evaluation on the Impact of BSW Interns on Agencies
This article reviews the findings of an exploratory study investigating the perceived benefits and costs of BSW interns for host agencies. The qualitative study included surveys from over 100 agency student supervisors, colleagues, and administrative personnel assessing the perceived effects students had on a range of categories. It also included a quantitative assessment of financial savings derived through student contributions. Benefits of usi…
Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review Assessing the Efficacy of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
DBT demonstrates efficacy in stabilizing and controlling self-destructive behavior and improving patient compliance
The Care for Life Family Preservation Program: Outcome Evaluation of a Holistic Community Development Program in Mozambique
Objective: In 2016, Mozambique ranked 13th worldwide in infant mortality (67.9 deaths/1,000 live births) and 20th worldwide in maternal mortality (489 deaths/100,000 live births). This study’s objective was to determine whether a comprehensive program, incorporating the International Association for Community Development’s recommended holistic elements was effective in a country such as Mozambique. Method: Over a 5-year period (2012–2017), an ind…
The Aftermath of Covid and Cyclones Idai and Kenneth: A Naturalistic Experiment Examining Empowerment and Resiliency in Rural Mozambique
Objective: To determine, by using a naturalistic experiment resulting from Covid and Cyclones Idai and Kenneth, if a previously completed comprehensive intervention within a Mozambiqian village by the Non-Governmental Organization Care-for-Life ( CFL), resulted in community empowerment in the community's response to these disasters, as defined by World Bank. Method: Over a nine-month period, beginning three weeks post-cyclones (November 2019), da…
Medical respite as an intervention for reducing healthcare utilization in individuals experiencing homelessness: A preliminary naturalistic study
National rates of homelessness are rising, creating challenges in providing care for homeless populations after hospital discharge. Without intermediary care solutions, people experiencing homelessness are at higher risk for condition exacerbation and poor health outcomes. Using a naturalistic approach of assignment, this preliminary study compared subsequent healthcare utilization by 95 individuals experiencing homelessness and who were referred…
Role Strain and Systemic Barriers: A Qualitative Study of Somali Refugee Mothers in the United States
Somali refugee mothers navigating parenting in the United States face compounding challenges that extend well beyond the initial resettlement period. This study employed a multi-method qualitative design, including utilizing a focus group and follow-up key informant interviews with Somali refugee mothers. Thematic framework analysis identified three overarching domains of challenges and resilience. First, a pervasive deficit of functional literac…
The status of women under Taliban rule in Afghanistan: Education & healthcare
Medicine (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (3 works) · Intervention (counseling (3 works)