Explore los Resultados de los Estudios
Las investigaciones no serían posibles sin personas que voluntariamente quieran participar, pero esas personas no siempre han tenido la oportunidad de enterarse acerca de los resultados cuando se ha completado el estudio. En Duke, queremos asegurar que eso cambie para nuestros estudios y participantes. Aquí usted puede encontrar resúmenes de los resultados en un lenguaje claro para los estudios realizados en Duke.
Puede explorar estudios buscando por la afección o el nombre del investigador para encontrar información específica. O simplemente, puede informarse de los resultados más recientes que hemos compartido. Todo es acerca de aprender a cómo mejorar la atención médica y avanzar la medicina.
Completing Surgery in a Single Procedure has Better Results than Completing Surgery in Two Procedures
This study compared the treatment decisions made by patients to whom we provided a preference-based decision tool with the treatment decisions made by those who received only traditional educational materials.
The PCplanner Study tested a mobile app to improve ICU and palliative care teamwork for seriously ill older adults. It increased family meetings and palliative care involvement but didn’t reduce unmet family needs.
We did this study to get a better understanding about how running can influence the the health of cartilage in the hips.
Our study team tested three acute myeloid leukemia therapies and compared them to one another.
We wanted to find out if telehealth visits are an acceptable method for diagnosing rotator cuff tears for people who have shoulder injuries and do not live near doctors who specialize in treating shoulder injuries.
This study examined whether TENS, a non-drug pain treatment, could reduce pain during endometrial biopsies and found a modest, but not clinically meaningful, benefit.
INSPIRE’s goal was to help people living with chronic pain manage their symptoms, improve their ability to function, and have a better quality of life. The study compared two different programs to see which was better for managing pain.