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Adesuwa Olomu

Blanch B & Frederick C Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine

Michigan State University

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College of Human Medicine

Department of Medicine

Adesuwa Olomu is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Blanch B & Frederick C Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine at Michigan State University.

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Adesuwa Olomu

Michigan State University

Blanch B & Frederick C Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine

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health policy health care public health cardiology cardiovascular disease respiratory medicine medicine hypertension health communication health sciences health care management implementation research blood pressure clinical implementation office guidelines health services research hospital medicine preventive medicine evidence-based practice health administration sleep medicine blood pressure control internal medicine intensive care health systems health technology general internal medicine quality improvement acute myocardial infarction health prevention health care disparities implementation strategies clinical practice decision making acute coronary syndrome obstructive sleep apnea family engagement counseling psychology clinical otolaryngology supportive care symptom management diabetes therapies clinical lipidology health planning comorbidity self-report studies self-assessment health data health disparities patient education clinical guidance antihypertensive therapy patient-centered outcomes sleep-related breathing disorders family involvement implementation science medical guideline practice management decision aids medical decision making qualitative analysis patient-oriented research coronary artery disease longitudinal functional capacity implantable cardioverter defibrillator cardiac amyloidosis hospital quality improvement quality improvement efforts guidance reminders quasi-experimental design study hypertensive patients stable cad cognitive interviews health technology assessment behavioral interventions digital health medical internet research mobile health telehealth ehealth

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Abstract P332: High Shared Decision-Making Scores Associated With Blood Pressure Control: The Office Guidelines Applied to Practice (Office-Gap) Impact Program. Hypertension (2024)

William WoodhamsKyle JonesMatthew MartzChucks UwajeNephertiti EfeovbokhanZhehui LuoDenise White-PerkinsKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonAdesuwa Olomu

public healthimpact programdecision-making scoresblood pressureoffice guidelinesblood pressure controlhypertension

Preliminary Impact of Patient Activation and Mhealth Technology on Hba1C and Cardiovascular Risk in Patients With Diabetes Mellitus: The Office Guidelines Applied to Practice - Impact Program. Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2023)

Nephertiti EfeovbokhanAaron NicholsRichard PellizzariJOSEPH C. GARDINERWilliam Hart-DavidsonKaren Kelly-BlakeAdesuwa B. Olomu

cardiovascular diseasemhealth technologyemergency medicinehealth informaticsdiabetes mellitusehealthsmart healthhealth policycardiologyhealth carerespiratory medicinepatient activationoffice guidelinescardiovascular riskdisease managementcohort studiesclinical epidemiologyhealth technologyimpact programmedicine

Alcohol Use Disorder Admissions During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Findings From a Tertiary Community Hospital. Cureus (2022)

Richa TikariaMaham A KhanLing WangAdesuwa OlomuSupratik RayamajhiNishraj Basnet

mental healthpublic healthhealth carepsychiatrytertiary community hospitalcommunity mental healthglobal healthcriminologycommunity healthcovid-19 pandemic

Improving Diabetic Patients’ Adherence to Treatment and Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease (Office Guidelines Applied to Practice—Impact Study)—a Cluster Randomized Controlled Effectiveness Trial. Trials (2022)

Adesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonJoseph GardinerZhehui LuoMichele HeislerMargaret Holmes-Rovner

public healthcardiovascular diseasehealth carehealth preventionevidence-based practiceimpact studyclinical effectivenessdiabetic patientspreventive medicinetreatment and preventiondiabetesclinical implementationmedicineoffice guidelinesclinical researchclinical trialsrehabilitationdiabetes therapies

Study Protocol: The Maternal Health Multilevel Intervention for Racial Equity (Maternal Health Miracle) Project. Contemporary Clinical Trials (2022)

Jennifer E. JohnsonLeeAnne RomanKent D. KeyMargaret Vander MeulenJennifer E. RaffoZhehui LuoClaire E. MargerisonAdesuwa OlomuVicki Johnson-LawrenceJonne McCoy WhiteCristian Meghea

public healthracial equityglobal healthstudy protocolmaternal health

Type 2 Diabetes Patient Activation and Mhealth Interventions Decreased Cardiovascular Disease Risk. The American Journal of Managed Care (2022)

Adesuwa OlomuRicha TikariaKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonLing WangZane AlroshoodAzazaiah IsraelMargaret Holmes-Rovner

health policycardiovascular diseasehealth care managementhealth caremhealth interventionspatient activationmedicinemanagementcardiovascular disease riskdiabetes

Uncommon Cause of Internal Mammary Artery Pseudoaneurysm. Ochsner Journal (2022)

Rohan M. PrasadJason Z. LiuChristopher GarcesAyushma DuwadiJames ChoiFarah AnwarAdesuwa Olomu

neurologymammary glandcardiologyuncommon cause

Impact of Patient and Family Engagement in Improving Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Adherence in Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine (2021)

Nazia Naz S. KhanDavid TodemShireesha BottuM. Safwan BadrAdesuwa Olomu

health promotionsleep medicineclinical otolaryngologypatient-centered outcomesclinical implementationpreventive medicineobstructive sleep apneaoutcomes researchsupportive carefamily engagementintensive carehealth carerespiratory medicinesleep-related breathing disordersfamily medicinehealth communicationpsychiatrypreventive healthcarefamily involvementmedicine

Relationship Between Blood Pressure and Kidney Diseases in Large Randomized Controlled Trials: Secondary Analyses Using Sprint and Accord-Bp Trials. Journal of Human Hypertension (2020)

Ling WangKevin PezeshkianSupratik RayamajhiKhader HerzallahAbdullah Al-abchaAdesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeEunice YuDonna H. Wang

cardiovascular diseasecardiologyepidemiologynephrologyrandomized controlled trialssecondary analysesaccord-bp trialsrespiratory medicineblood pressurekidney diseaseshealth scienceshypertensionstatistics

Training Medical Residents to Address Social Determinants of Health for Better Health Outcomes. Innovation in Aging (2020)

Angela ZellJoan IlardoAdesuwa OlomuCristian MegheaSupratik Rayamajhi

public healthmedical residentssocial determinants of healthmedical educationbetter health outcomes

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Adesuwa Olomu

Blanch B & Frederick C Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Human Medicine

Department of Medicine

Adesuwa Olomu is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Blanch B & Frederick C Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Adesuwa Olomu

Michigan State University

Blanch B & Frederick C Swartz Endowed Professor of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract P332: High Shared Decision-Making Scores Associated With Blood Pressure Control: The Office Guidelines Applied to Practice (Office-Gap) Impact Program. Hypertension (2024)

William WoodhamsKyle JonesMatthew MartzChucks UwajeNephertiti EfeovbokhanZhehui LuoDenise White-PerkinsKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonAdesuwa Olomu

public healthimpact programdecision-making scoresblood pressureoffice guidelinesblood pressure controlhypertension

Nephertiti EfeovbokhanAaron NicholsRichard PellizzariJOSEPH C. GARDINERWilliam Hart-DavidsonKaren Kelly-BlakeAdesuwa B. Olomu

Alcohol Use Disorder Admissions During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Findings From a Tertiary Community Hospital. Cureus (2022)

Richa TikariaMaham A KhanLing WangAdesuwa OlomuSupratik RayamajhiNishraj Basnet

mental healthpublic healthhealth carepsychiatrytertiary community hospitalcommunity mental healthglobal healthcriminologycommunity healthcovid-19 pandemic

Adesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonJoseph GardinerZhehui LuoMichele HeislerMargaret Holmes-Rovner

Study Protocol: The Maternal Health Multilevel Intervention for Racial Equity (Maternal Health Miracle) Project. Contemporary Clinical Trials (2022)

Jennifer E. JohnsonLeeAnne RomanKent D. KeyMargaret Vander MeulenJennifer E. RaffoZhehui LuoClaire E. MargerisonAdesuwa OlomuVicki Johnson-LawrenceJonne McCoy WhiteCristian Meghea

public healthracial equityglobal healthstudy protocolmaternal health

Type 2 Diabetes Patient Activation and Mhealth Interventions Decreased Cardiovascular Disease Risk. The American Journal of Managed Care (2022)

Adesuwa OlomuRicha TikariaKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonLing WangZane AlroshoodAzazaiah IsraelMargaret Holmes-Rovner

health policycardiovascular diseasehealth care managementhealth caremhealth interventionspatient activationmedicinemanagementcardiovascular disease riskdiabetes

Uncommon Cause of Internal Mammary Artery Pseudoaneurysm. Ochsner Journal (2022)

Rohan M. PrasadJason Z. LiuChristopher GarcesAyushma DuwadiJames ChoiFarah AnwarAdesuwa Olomu

neurologymammary glandcardiologyuncommon cause

Nazia Naz S. KhanDavid TodemShireesha BottuM. Safwan BadrAdesuwa Olomu

Relationship Between Blood Pressure and Kidney Diseases in Large Randomized Controlled Trials: Secondary Analyses Using Sprint and Accord-Bp Trials. Journal of Human Hypertension (2020)

Ling WangKevin PezeshkianSupratik RayamajhiKhader HerzallahAbdullah Al-abchaAdesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeEunice YuDonna H. Wang

Training Medical Residents to Address Social Determinants of Health for Better Health Outcomes. Innovation in Aging (2020)

Angela ZellJoan IlardoAdesuwa OlomuCristian MegheaSupratik Rayamajhi

public healthmedical residentssocial determinants of healthmedical educationbetter health outcomes

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