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Gender Differences In Functioning For Older Adults In Rural Bangladesh: The Impact Of Differential Reporting?, M. Rahman, Jihong Liu

Jihong Liu

No abstract provided.

Women, Kin-Keeping And The Inscription Of Gender In Mediated Communication Environments., Julie Dare

Julie Dare Dr

The notion of the Internet as a transformative communications platform, through which concepts such as embodiment, gender, and identity can be transcended, deconstructed, or subverted, represents an enduring theme in communications literature over the last two decades.1 Underpinning early analyses was the premise that new opportunities presented by the Internet were driving innovative communication and behavioral practices. For example, the ability to interact anonymously opened the door for identity play and gender swapping, the implications of which, as Nancy Baym suggests, were "theoretically intoxicating"

Medical Educators Working Abroad: A Pilot Study Of Educators' Experiences In The Middle East, Michelle Mclean, Judy Mckimm, Stella Major

Michelle McLean

Medical education is now a global enterprise, with many medical educators working internationally, either for short or longer periods or even permanently. In parallel, many medical schools are now involved in collaborations and partnerships with schools in other countries. With this in mind, we set out to explore what motivates, supports and inhibits medical educators who wish to or might work outside their ‘‘home country’’. This article reports on the pilot stage (in specific organizational contexts in Middle East) of a longitudinal project aimed at canvassing medical educators on a broader global scale, using reflective accounts and a questionnaire survey. …

Hiv Pilot Program For Chinese College Students: Differences By Gender, Teresa Serratt

Teresa Serratt

No abstract provided.

An Ethnographic Exploration Of Cultural Communication To Reduce Errors, Luanne Linnard-Palmer

Luanne Linnard-Palmer

Maternal Emotional Distress, Abuse Risk, And Children’S Symptoms: Child Gender As A Moderator Of Parent Sensitivity As A Mediator, Melanie Zimmer-Gembeck, Rae Thomas, Kym Hendrickson, Elbina Avdagic, Haley Webb, Leanne Mcgregor

Rae Thomas

Mothers' distress is a correlate of their children's elevated behaviour problems and symptoms. Parenting practices have been shown to mediate these associations, but few studies have observed parenting or focused on parents at risk of child abuse. In this study of 269 high-risk mothers and their young children (M?=?4.2?years), structural equation modelling was used to test associations between mothers' distress and child externalizing and internalizing symptoms. Associations were expected to be partly indirect via mothers' observed low sensitivity, and child gender was expected to moderate associations. Also, mothers' child abuse risk was examined as a unique correlate of sensitivity and …

The Clinical Impact Of Gender On Quality And Safety Of Emergency Care, Marna Greenberg, Basmah Safdar

Marna R Greenberg DO, MPH, FACEP

No abstract provided.

The Status Of Em Gender Research: What Is Missing?, Marna Greenberg

Marna R Greenberg DO, MPH, FACEP

No abstract provided.

Updates In Gender-Specific Emergency Care, Marna Greenberg

Marna R Greenberg DO, MPH, FACEP

No abstract provided.

Identification And Functional Analysis Of Alternatively Spliced Isoforms Of Soluble Adenylyl Cyclase In Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells, Xi Chen

Xi Chen

No abstract provided.