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3. Caregiver perspectives of pre-transplant evaluation in children

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Salmon, Eloise C., Barr, Laura G., Hill, Douglas L., Shea, Judy A., and Amaral, Sandra

Subjects
Children -- Diseases, Kidneys -- Transplantation, Chronic kidney failure -- Care and treatment, Caregivers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Health
Abstract

Background Pre-transplant evaluation is mandated by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, but there is wide institutional variation in implementation, and the family experience of the process is incompletely understood. Current literature largely focuses on adult transplant recipients. Methods This qualitative study begins to fill the knowledge gap about family experience of the pre-transplant evaluation for children through interviews with caregivers at a large pediatric transplant center. Results Prominent themes heard from caregivers include (1) the pre-transplant evaluation is overwhelming and emotional, (2) prior experiences and background knowledge frame the evaluation experience, and (3) frustration with communication among teams is common. Conclusions These findings are relevant to efforts by transplant centers to optimize information delivery, minimize concrete barriers, and address healthcare systems issues. Graphical abstract A higher resolution version of the Graphical abstract is available as Supplementary information, Author(s): Eloise C. Salmon [sup.1] , Laura G. Barr [sup.2] , Douglas L. Hill [sup.3] , Judy A. Shea [sup.4] , Sandra Amaral [sup.3] Author Affiliations: (1) grid.214458.e, 0000000086837370, University [...]

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2022
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32. Association Between Children With Life-Threatening Conditions and Their Parents’ and Siblings’ Mental and Physical Health

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Feudtner, Chris, primary, Nye, Russell T., additional, Boyden, Jackelyn Y., additional, Schwartz, Katherine E., additional, Korn, Emilie R., additional, Dewitt, Aaron G., additional, Waldman, Amy T., additional, Schwartz, Lisa A., additional, Shen, Yuming A., additional, Manocchia, Michael, additional, Xiao, Rui, additional, Lord, Blyth T., additional, and Hill, Douglas L., additional

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2021
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39. Gay, lesbian, and bisexual content on television: a quantitative analysis across two seasons

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Fisher, Deborah A., Hill, Douglas L., Grube, Joel W., and Gruber, Enid L.

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Gays -- Social aspects, Content analysis (Communication) -- Usage, Television programs -- Analysis, Homosexuality -- Observations, Psychology and mental health, Sociology and social work, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Two annual content analyses of programming from the 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 television seasons (n = 1,276 and 1,439 programs, respectively) were conducted to assess the presence of behaviors and verbal messages related to the sexuality of gays, lesbians, and bisexuals. Sexual content associated with nonheterosexuals was found in about 15% of programs overall; however, rates of occurrence within episodes were low. Of 14 genres, only movies and variety/comedy shows had substantial percentages of programs that contained nonheterosexual content. Program on commercial broadcast networks were less likely to have nonheterosexual content than those on cable networks, especially those on premium cable movie networks. Implications of the continued lack of attention to sexual minorities are discussed for both heterosexual and nonheterosexual viewers. KEYWORDS. Content analyses, gays and lesbians, homosexuality, mass media, television, sexuality

Published
2007

46. Sex on American television: an analysis across program genres and network types

Author

Fisher, Deborah A., Hill, Douglas L., Grube, Joel W., and Gruber, Enid L.

Subjects
Sex in television -- Analysis -- Social aspects -- Influence -- Psychological aspects, Teenagers -- Psychological aspects -- Analysis -- Social aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects -- Analysis -- Social aspects, Television viewers -- Psychological aspects -- Analysis -- Social aspects, Business, Education, Law, Mass communications, Influence, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Analysis
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As part of a larger study on television exposure, 1,276 shows from the 2001-2002 television season were coded for sexual content. Compared to previous research, this study sampled more networks targeted to adolescents and examined differences across additional program genres. A unique feature is the assessment of sexual content across network types. Three genres were distinguished by high percentages of shows with sexual behavior and talk and greater explicitness. This pattern characterized premium cable movie channels compared to broadcast and other cable networks. Few genres consistently offer programming that is free of sexual content during peak times for teen viewing., Among the sociocultural factors posited to influence young people's sexuality, the media have received significant attention--especially television, as it continues to be the medium used most by youth (Roberts, Foehr, [...]

Published
2004

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