To assess provider perspectives of the role of the clinical pharmacist within the chronic care management model, access to a clinical pharmacist, and satisfaction with disease state impact and changes of care recommended by clinical pharmacists.

We are conducting electronic surveys to examine issues related to communication in primary care with US parents about HPV vaccination for their children ages 9-12 years.

This study aims to assess patient knowledge and attitudes about tick-borne illnesses, health behaviors regarding tick-borne diseases, and health behaviors regarding tick prevention strategies, emphasizing rural health. This information can help identify gaps in patient education, tick-borne illness prevention, and better prepare medical providers to diagnose this health condition.

This study is looking to obtain information from the prospective of patients with systemic sclerosis related to nutritional challenges. Our hope is to better record the thoughts and perspectives of patients living with systemic sclerosis to determine barriers to nutrition needs. The initial assessment will involve in-depth interviews with patients about food availability, food insecurity, food aversions, and diet quality to understand their perspectives and concerns related to systemic sclerosis.

We know that many children have unmet needs for care, leaving parents frustrated and discouraged. We hope, by documenting these challenges, and learning from families who have overcome them, that we can help all families.

The purpose of this study is to test a smartphone app that helps Black women with binge eating. First, participants in the study will complete interviews that help identify barriers and reasons that lead to binge eating in Black women with obesity. With that information, researchers will test and improve a smartphone app to include necessary intervention functions to reduce binge eating in the target population. Part of the testing process includes focus group sessions where participants will give feedback on : 1) organization and presentation, 2) content, 3) sensitivity to issues faced by Black women who binge eat; 4) therapeutic benefit; 5) user-friendliness; and 6) quality of intervention. All information collected from focus groups will be considered in the final version of the app.

The purpose of this study is to determine if, and to what extent, elite cue-giving affects approval of nuclear energy. Participants will be assigned to either an experimental or control group. The experimental group will be asked to read a stimulus regarding nuclear energy directly cited from a renowned physicist, who functions as an elite cue giver. Then, participants will be asked to evaluate the extent to which they agree with statements such as, "nuclear energy is a reliable resource" and "nuclear energy should be advocated for by my political party more." The control group will read a similar stimulus that is not credited to any elite cue giver, and then evaluate the same statements as the experimental group. The investigator will then compare concerns and support for nuclear energy between the experimental and control group.

The purpose of this trial is to allow patients who are currently on the PROSERA trial to receive medication until the study drug is commercially available.

To develop a simple and inexpensive ultrasound device. This device could be used effectively in many different places with only basic training for users.

We are comparing the quality of feedback given to second year internal medicine residents by their peers vs. their supervisors, as well as feedback provided using a feedback vs. without the feedback tool.