Listen to the GeriPal Podcast with the author at https://geripal.org/food-insecurityin-older-adults-podcast/#s mmary u insecurity, intervening when a food-insecure patient is identified to establish a connection with a program supporting food security, and advocating for policies, programs, and practices that reduce food insecurity among older adults.
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A national mammography database is a centralized, computerized method of data collection consisting of two possible parts: a national mammography audit and a system for monitoring and tracking patients. A national mammography audit refers to collecting and analyzing medical audit data of Individual mammography practices at a national level and is a critical step in Improving the interpretive component of mammography. The monitoring and tracking component refers to a centralized system that provides women and physicians with a recruitment and follow-up mechanism to optimize participation in mammography services.
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