Archived Publications
         These are older publications kept for historical purposes, generally greater than 5 years old.
        These are older publications kept for historical purposes, generally greater than 5 years old.
    
2009
                            
                        The Small Hospital Improvement Program Report: Fiscal Year 2007–2008
        
    
    
            
                    
            Project:
                            Small Rural Hospital Improvement Program                    
                
            Author(s): Miller, M.
        
            
        Date: March 2009
    
    
        Type: Report
    
            
                            
                        Written Testimony of Dr. Jacqueline Gray. Oversight Hearing on Youth Suicide in Indian Country: Hearings before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee
        
    
Hearing on youth suicide in Indian Country with the Senate of Indian Affairs Committee
                    Hearing on youth suicide in Indian Country with the Senate of Indian Affairs Committee
            Author(s): Gray, J.S.
        
            
        Date: March 2009
    
    
        Type: Testimony
    
            
                            
                        North Dakota Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility (Flex) Program Annual Report
        
    
Year 9: September 2007 - August 2008
                    Year 9: September 2007 - August 2008
            Project:
                            Flex                    
                
            Author(s): Miller, M.
        
            
        Date: February 2009
    
    
        Type: Report
    
            
                            
                        Body Mass Index and Cancer Screening in Older American Indian and Alaska Native Men
        
    
The study looked at the prevalence of fecal occult blood testing (FOBT) and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing among American Indian and Alaska Native men within the past year by age and rurality and determined if body mass index (BMI) was associated with cancers screening.
                    The study looked at the prevalence of fecal occult blood testing (FOBT) and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing among American Indian and Alaska Native men within the past year by age and rurality and determined if body mass index (BMI) was associated with cancers screening.
            Project:
                            National Resource Center on Native American Aging                    
                
            Author(s): Muus, K., Baker-Demaray, T., McDonald, L., Ludtke, R., Allery, A., Andy Bogart, A., Goldberg, J., Ramsey, S., & Buchwald, D.
        
                
            Publication: The Journal of Rural Health, 25(1), 104-108        
        
        Date: January 2009
    
    
        Type: Journal Article
    
            
                            
                        A College Suicide Prevention Model for American Indian Students
        
    
This article outlines the model developed for the American Indian Support Team from funding through the Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to focus on reducing suicide risk of American Indian students at the University of North Dakota.
                    This article outlines the model developed for the American Indian Support Team from funding through the Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to focus on reducing suicide risk of American Indian students at the University of North Dakota.
            Author(s): Muehlenkamp, J.J., Marrone, S., Gray, J.S., & Brown, D.
        
                
            Publication: Professional Psychology: Research and Practice , 40(2), 134-140        
        
        Date: 2009
    
    
        Type: Journal Article
    
            2008
                            
                        Connecting North Dakota for a Healthier Future
        
    
Discusses North Dakota's progress in converting to electronic health records. Addresses barriers for completion and offers resolutions.
                    Discusses North Dakota's progress in converting to electronic health records. Addresses barriers for completion and offers resolutions.
            Project:
                            State Office of Rural Health                    
                
            Author(s): Dickson, L., Nissen, K., & Rodriguez, M.
        
            
        Date: December 2008
    
    
        Type: Report
    
            
                            
                        2008 North Dakota Flex Program and Critical Access Hospital State Rural Health Plan
        
    
Assesses and identifies pressing current conditions of rural health services and systems, focusing on critical access hospitals (CAHs). These conditions are workforce, access, finance, health information technology, community and economic development, quality, emergency medical and trauma services, networking, and system reform. Report also recommends strategic approaches to address these topics of concern.
                    Assesses and identifies pressing current conditions of rural health services and systems, focusing on critical access hospitals (CAHs). These conditions are workforce, access, finance, health information technology, community and economic development, quality, emergency medical and trauma services, networking, and system reform. Report also recommends strategic approaches to address these topics of concern.
            Project:
                            Flex                    
                
            Author(s): Miller, M., Gibbens, B., Lennon, C., & Wakefield, M.
        
            
        Date: November 2008
    
    
        Type: Report
    
            
                            
                        2008 North Dakota Flex Program and Critical Access Hospital State Rural Health Plan Summary
        
    
    
            
                    
            Project:
                            Flex                    
                
            Author(s): Miller, M., Gibbens, B., Lennon, C., & Wakefield, M.
        
            
        Date: November 2008
    
    
        Type: Report
    
            
                            
                        Native American Elders' Health Congruence: The Role of Gender and Corresponding Functional Well-being, Hospital Admissions, and Social Engagement
        
    
Addressing the need to explore how Native American (NA) elders' subjective health (SH) compares to their objective health (OH; chronic disease conditions), we examined whether: congruence between 8191 NA elders' SH and OH parallels that of non-NA elders; health optimism (SH > OH) is protective and health pessimism (SH < OH), is detrimental; and whether gender moderates links between health congruence and health-related outcomes.
                    Addressing the need to explore how Native American (NA) elders' subjective health (SH) compares to their objective health (OH; chronic disease conditions), we examined whether: congruence between 8191 NA elders' SH and OH parallels that of non-NA elders; health optimism (SH > OH) is protective and health pessimism (SH < OH), is detrimental; and whether gender moderates links between health congruence and health-related outcomes.
            Project:
                            National Resource Center on Native American Aging                    
                
            Author(s): Ruthig, J., & Allery, A.
        
                
            Publication: Journal of Health Psychology, 13(8), 1072-1081        
        
        Date: November 2008
    
    
        Type: Journal Article
    
            
                            
                        Enhancing Healthcare for Rural Populations Through Interdisciplinary Training and Quality Improvement
        
    
Addresses the health workforce training and practice implications of rural healthcare trends. Highlights the importance of quality improvement and interdisciplinary team care. Part of the Advisory Committee's Eighth Annual Report.
            
    
Addresses the health workforce training and practice implications of rural healthcare trends. Highlights the importance of quality improvement and interdisciplinary team care. Part of the Advisory Committee's Eighth Annual Report.
            Author(s): Wakefield, M., & Moulton, P.
        
            
        Date: September 2008
    
    
        Type: Journal Article
    
            