Items where Author is "Nu'usolia, Ofeira"

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Rao, Mayuree, DePue, Judith D, Dunsiger, Shira, Elsayed, Mohammad, Nu'usolia, Ofeira and McGarvey, Stephen T (2015) Abstract P194: Long-Term Impact of a Community Health Worker Intervention on Diabetes Control in American Samoa. Circulation, 131 (suppl_).

Rao, Mayuree, DePue, Judith D, Dunsiger, Shira, Elsayed, Mohammad, Nu'usolia, Ofeira and McGarvey, Stephen T (2015) Peer Reviewed: Long-Term Impact of a Community Health Worker Intervention on Diabetes Control in American Samoa. Preventing chronic disease, 12.

Hamid, Sarah, Dunsiger, Shira, Seiden, Andrew, Nu'usolia, Ofeira, Tuitele, John, DePue, Judith D and McGarvey, Stephen T (2014) Impact of a diabetes control and management intervention on health care utilization in American Samoa. Chronic illness, 10 (2). pp. 122-134.

Stewart, Diana W, DePue, Judith, Rosen, Rochelle K, Bereolos, Nicole, Goldstein, Michael G, Tuitele, John, Nu'usolia, Ofeira and McGarvey, Stephen T (2013) Medication-taking beliefs and diabetes in American Samoa: a qualitative inquiry. Translational behavioral medicine, 3 (1). pp. 30-38.

DePue, Judith D, Dunsiger, Shira, Seiden, Andrew D, Blume, Jeffrey, Rosen, Rochelle K, Goldstein, Michael G, Nu'usolia, Ofeira, Tuitele, John and McGarvey, Stephen T (2013) Nurse�community health worker team improves diabetes care in American Samoa: results of a randomized controlled trial. Diabetes Care, 36 (7). pp. 1947-1953.

DePue, Judith D, Rosen, Rochelle K, Batts-Turner, Marian, Bereolos, Nicole, House, Meaghan, Held, Rachel Forster, Nu'usolia, Ofeira, Tuitele, John, Goldstein, Michael G and McGarvey, Stephen T (2010) Cultural translation of interventions: diabetes care in American Samoa. American journal of public health, 100 (11). pp. 2085-2093.

Held, Rachel Forster, DePue, Judith, Rosen, Rochelle, Bereolos, Nicole, Nu'usolia, Ofeira, Tuitele, John, Goldstein, Michael, House, Meaghan and McGarvey, Stephen (2010) Patient and health care provider views of depressive symptoms and diabetes in American Samoa. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 16 (4). p. 461.