Cathi Draper Rodríguez, Therese M Cumming
Employing mobile technology to improve language skills of young students with language-based disabilities
Assistive technology : the official journal of RESNA
covid19 pandemic abruptly interrupted breast cancer screening essential preventive service primary care aimed evaluate pandemics impact overall followup breast cancer screening using realworld health records data retrospectively analyzed cohort women eligible breast cancer screening study period january 1 2017 february 28 2022 using trinetx research network data examined temporal trend monthly screening volume throughout study period compared rate adherence followup screening within 24 months previous screening followup screening due precovid period vs covid period account multiple screenings longitudinal data applied logistic regression model using generalized estimating equations adjustment individuallevel covariates among 1186669 screeningeligible women monthly screening volume temporarily decreased 806 february april 2020 rebounded close precovid levels june 2020 yet followup screening rate decreased 789 95 ci 788790 precovid period 777 95 ci 776778 covid period multivariate regression analysis also showed lower adherence followup screening covid period odds ratio 086 086087 greater pandemic impact among women aged 65 years older women nonhispanic race asian american indian alaska native native hawaiian pacific islander covid19 pandemic transient negative effect breast cancer screening overall prolonged negative effect followup screening also exacerbated gaps adherence followup screening especially among certain vulnerable groups requiring innovative strategies address potential health disparities primary care