Purpose of the study is to identify barriers to diabetes management that prisoners experience and to determine if the health outcomes of prisoners is comparable to the general public.

Now called the Pediatric Heart Transplant Society (PHTS), the Pediatric Heart Transplant Study Registry was established in 1993 by a group of physicians who wanted to improve the lives of children who needed a heart transplant. The primary purposes of the organization was to establish and maintain a prospective, event driven database for heart transplantation, to encourage and stimulate basic and clinical research in the field of pediatric heart transplantation, and to promote new therapeutic strategies. The ultimate goal was to improve the lives of pediatric heart transplant recipients.

he purpose of this study is to explore how healthcare professionals, including doctors, psychologists, and nurses, are using new technologies called Generative AI in their daily work. Generative AI tools, such as systems that help write clinical notes or summarize conversations, have the potential to save time and make tasks easier for healthcare providers. This study will ask participants to share their experiences with these tools, including what they find helpful, any challenges they've faced, and suggestions for improvement. By gathering this information, we hope to better understand how these tools are currently being used and how they can be improved to help healthcare professionals provide better care to their patients. The results of this study will be used to guide future improvements to Generative AI tools and offer practical advice for clinicians who are considering using these technologies in their own practices.

We want to create a registry of new and established patients with Keratoconus who attend the UNC Department of Ophthalmology, with the aim of understanding risk factors, how the disease develops and response to treatment.

Health literacy is the ability for individuals to read and understand health information in order to make health decisions. The American Medical Association recommends that patient information guides are written at or below a sixth grade reading level. However previous studies have found that most patient educational material in urogynecology are written above the recommended sixth grade reading level. The purpose of this research study is to see if patients are better able to better understand informational handouts written at above a sixth-grade reading level compared to informational handouts written below a sixth-grade reading level.

Biracial and multiracial families are one of the fastest growing populations in the United States. Understanding identity development among this population is critical to understanding well-being and adjustment. Examining parents' individual and collective influence on this process is important, as they are the primary agents of socialization. This retrospective study examines linkages between parental factors (mother and father) and the identity of Biracial (White; Black) young adults. Additionally, this investigation explores the association between biracial identity and wellbeing. The sample will consist of self-identified Black-Biracial college students (N = 150). A web-based survey will be used to recruit and administer surveys to college students. Participants will complete on anonymous web-based survey lasting approximately 20 minutes.

The goal of this study is to evaluate the role of simulation in the development of technical surgical skills.

This study intends to examine how Black, queer, and disabled individuals navigate risk assessments in a "post-pandemic" era and how this may impact their interpersonal relationships and trust in the authority and credibility of the CDC.

This mixed methods study aims to better understand parents' decisions in the Southeast United States who send their children to ACE and non-ACE preschool programs by exploring their characteristics and motivations for enrolling their young children in these programs.

This study seeks to determine the best practices for boosting the Mobile Crisis Workforce in Illinois. Right now, there is a massive shortage of people to help during mental health crises, and it is very important that we figure out how to fix this issue.