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Donna K. McClish
Researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University
Publications - 159
Citations - 18320
Donna K. McClish is an academic researcher from Virginia Commonwealth University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Urinary incontinence & Cancer. The author has an hindex of 48, co-authored 154 publications receiving 17068 citations. Previous affiliations of Donna K. McClish include Case Western Reserve University & National Institutes of Health.
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Recruiting diverse patients to a breast cancer risk communication trial--waiting rooms can improve access.
Joann Bodurtha,John M. Quillin,Kelly A. Tracy,Joseph F. Borzelleca,Donna K. McClish,Diane B. Wilson,Resa M. Jones,Julie Quillin,Deborah J. Bowen +8 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that waiting room recruitment can engage diverse women in a clinical trial and cancer risk communication, and statistically significant race and age differences between the study sample and the overall population.
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Comparing screening and preventive health behaviors in two study populations: daughters of mothers with breast cancer and women responding to the behavioral risk factor surveillance system survey.
TL;DR: Daughters with familial breast cancer risk were more likely to receive mammography screening than BRFSS participants, but they were no different in BMI, physical activity at work, exercise, or smoking than BRfSS participants and were less likely to consume more fruits and vegetables.
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Emergency department 72-hour revisits among children with chronic diseases: a Saudi Arabian study
Anwar Ahmed,Anwar Ahmed,Bashayr I. ALMuqbil,Manair N. Alrajhi,Hend R. Almazroa,Doaa A. AlBuraikan,Monirah A. Albaijan,Maliha Nasim,Majid Alsalamah,Donna K. McClish,Hamdan AL-Jahdali,Hamdan AL-Jahdali,Hamdan AL-Jahdali +12 more
TL;DR: The rate of 72-h ED revisits after discharge of children with chronic diseases treated at KASCH-RD was relatively high, and was associated with young age, institutional health insurance coverage, year of a new health information system implementation, and external causes of ED visit.
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Hematologic malignancies: an opportunity to fill a gap in cancer surveillance
Lynne Penberthy,Donna K. McClish,Steven Peace,Laurel Gray,Jim Martin,Sandra Overton,Soundarya Radhakrishnan,Chris W Gillam,Gordon D. Ginder +8 more
TL;DR: Leveraging the standardized electronic billing data for automated reporting of cancer cases from physician practices may be an efficient method to reduce this gap in cancer surveillance reporting.
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Parental smoking, closeness to parents, and youth smoking.
TL;DR: Number of parents smoking incrementally moderated the protective effect of all 4 measures of parent closeness, in predicting youth smoking.