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brunswick primary care :: Article Creator Timely Access In New Brunswick Primary Care Models Explored Photo Credit: umghu The following is a summary of "Exploration of primary care models and timely access to care in New Brunswick (Canada)," published in the October 2024 issue of Primary Care by Johnson et al. Timely access to primary care services remains a pressing concern in New Brunswick, Canada. For a study, researchers aimed to evaluate how various primary care models, such as solo and collaborative practices, clinics, community centers, and emergency departments, impact access to care. By comparing these models, they sought to supplement the New Brunswick Health Council's findings from patients' perspectives with insights from primary care providers. The study involved a convenience sample of 120 primary care providers, including physicians in solo and collaborative practices, providers working alongside nurse practiti

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bacterial meningitis vaccine :: Article Creator MSU Reports Meningococcal Disease Case, Risk To Campus Deemed Minimal Olin Health Center served as a speaking ground for the MSU Graduate Student Employee Union on Thursday, March 21. A Michigan State University student living on campus has been diagnosed with bacterial meningococcal disease, according to a Nov. 11 email from University Physician Dr. Michael Brown. Bacterial meningitis, as described by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is a serious infection that causes inflammation and swelling of the brain and spinal cord.  The student reported symptoms on Nov. 9 and has since been treated at a local hospital. Dr. Brown's email noted that the student is recovering well and has not experienced any severe complications. In response, the Ingham County Health Department (ICHD) and MSU conducted contact tracing to identify individuals who may have been in close contact with the student.