Caroline A King (Caroline King)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2020-2022
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Peritoneal Dialysis

Prognostic Factors

Top Venues

BMC public health

Substance abuse

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Publications

Kelsey C Priest, Caroline A King, Honora Englander, Travis I Lovejoy, Dennis McCarty
Differences in the delivery of medications for opioid use disorder during hospitalization by racial categories: A retrospective cohort analysis. Substance abuse 43 (1) (2022)
Caroline A King, Taylor Vega, Dana A Button, Christina Nicolaidis, Jessica Gregg, Honora Englander
Understanding the impact of the SARS-COV-2 pandemic on hospitalized patients with substance use disorder. PloS one 16 (2) (2021)
Caroline A King, Honora Englander, P Todd Korthuis, Joshua A Barocas, K John McConnell, Cynthia D Morris, Ryan Cook
Designing and validating a Markov model for hospital-based addiction consult service impact on 12-month drug and non-drug related mortality. PloS one 16 (9) (2021)
Caroline A King, Robert Arnold, Emily Dao, Jennifer Kapo, Jane Liebschutz, Diane Meier, Judith Paice, Christine Ritchie, Kristen Czajkowski, Dmitry Khodyakov, Jessica Merlin
Consensus-based approach to managing opioids, including opioid misuse and opioid use disorder, in patients with serious illness: protocol for a modified Delphi process. BMJ open 11 (5) (2021)
Caroline A King, Cameron Fisher, Patrick C M Brown, Kelsey C Priest, Mary Tanski, Peter Sullivan
Time-to-completed-imaging, survival and function in patients with spinal epidural abscess: Description of a series of 34 patients, 2015-2018. BMC health services research 20 (1) (2020)
Patrick C M Brown, Gina M Phillipi, Caroline A King, Mary Tanski, Peter Sullivan
Evaluating new paralysis, mortality, and readmission among subgroups of patients with spinal epidural abscess: A latent class analysis. PloS one 15 (9) (2020)
Caroline A King, Cameron Fisher, Jacob Johnson, Arum Chun, David Bangsberg, Paula Carder
Community-derived recommendations for healthcare systems and medical students to support people who are houseless in Portland, Oregon: a mixed-methods study. BMC public health 20 (1) (2020)