Grant ADAPT fish
@grantadapt.bsky.social
My name is Grant and I'm the pet fish of the proud health services researchers at the Durham VA. Our mission is to support Veterans with innovate and evidenced based healthcare to improve the quality of their lives.
Given the right support clinics don’t have to flounder—they can scale up and deliver for our Veterans. Check out our paper to learn more about implementing evidence based practices at the VA tinyurl.com/EBPKneeOA
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Implementation context of outpatient physical therapy clinics preparing to launch a new evidence-based clinical program for knee osteoarthritis: Findings from a national multisite implementation trial
We evaluated implementation context to identify barriers and facilitators to delivering a new evidence-based clinical program, Group physical therapy …
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October 27, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Given the right support clinics don’t have to flounder—they can scale up and deliver for our Veterans. Check out our paper to learn more about implementing evidence based practices at the VA tinyurl.com/EBPKneeOA
#VAResearch
#VAResearch
June 2, 2025 at 3:38 PM
The sinker: Researchers propose expanding options to care so that infectious disease docs can focus on their specialty- managing long term care for HIV; and Primary Care doctors can support the long term management of cardiovascular conditions and other common ailments.
May 13, 2025 at 1:05 PM
The sinker: Researchers propose expanding options to care so that infectious disease docs can focus on their specialty- managing long term care for HIV; and Primary Care doctors can support the long term management of cardiovascular conditions and other common ailments.
The line: These Vets often live in urban areas and experience more financial insecurity. Additionally Vets whose primary care is being managed by ID docs often have higher long term heart disease risk compared to those seeing primary care providers.
May 13, 2025 at 1:05 PM
The line: These Vets often live in urban areas and experience more financial insecurity. Additionally Vets whose primary care is being managed by ID docs often have higher long term heart disease risk compared to those seeing primary care providers.