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Capricorn Studies

LABAre antibiotics beneficial in patients with acute sinusitis? A randomized placebo controlled double-blinded, practical clinical trial.

OBJECTIVE: To determine if patients diagnosed clinically with sinusitis benefit from antibiotics

STATUS: Published in the Journal of Family Practice and received much publicity, including an article in the New York Times devoted to findings

LABAn assessment of the shared decision model with caregivers of children with acute otitis media.

OBJECTIVE: To determine parents’ interest in shared decision when their child has an ear infection.

STATUS: Published in Dec ’05 issue of Pediatrics

LABNatural setting of skin disorders: a patient oriented outcome study.

OBJECTIVE: To determine the resolution rates of acute skin lesions evaluated and treated by family physicians in their offices

STATUS: Enrolled 250 participants and completed. Accepted for Publication in JFP

LABPrimary Care Research Network Survey (PRINS).

OBJECTIVE: To develop and maintain a database of information on CAPRICORN patient population.

STATUS: Collected 903 completed surveys. Analyzed data and have characterized network.

LABNatural setting of skin disorders: a patient oriented outcome study.

OBJECTIVE: To determine the resolution rates of acute skin lesions evaluated and treated by family physicians in their offices

STATUS: Enrolled 250 participants and completed. Accepted for Publication in JFP

LABHigh dose Bifido (BB-12) supplemented yogurt.

OBJECTIVE: To determine if supplementing yogurt with high dose probiotics prevents daycare absences and reduces overall childhood illnesses.

STATUS: Pending grant from USDA.

LABHigh Dose Bifido (BB-12) supplemented yogurt.

OBJECTIVE: To determine if supplementing yogurt with high dose probiotics prevents and treats pediatric diarrhea.

STATUS: Approved grant from NCCAM.

LABChamomile tea as sleep aid

OBJECTIVE: To determine whether chamomile supplementation is an effective sleep aid among infants who suffer from behavioral insomnia of childhood.

STATUS: Pending grant from NICHD.

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