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Full-Text Articles in Education
Inside Unlv, Diane Russell, Gian Galassi, Cate Weeks
Inside Unlv, Diane Russell, Gian Galassi, Cate Weeks
Inside UNLV
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A Case Study In Instructional Design For Web-Based Courses, Anne M. Barker
A Case Study In Instructional Design For Web-Based Courses, Anne M. Barker
Nursing Faculty Publications
When offering a Web-based course, the challenge is to deliver content in a format that enables the student to learn, think critically about the content, and grow as a result of the learning. This article presents a framework for designing an online course that achieves these goals. The framework is based on Knowles' (1) principles for adult learning. The process of course design begins with a review of the existing syllabus and organization of the course content into logical modules. A course in the RN to BSN program is used as an illustration. Lessons learned pertaining to the changing role …
The Larynx Volume 1 Issue 4, Touro University College Of Osteopathic Medicine
The Larynx Volume 1 Issue 4, Touro University College Of Osteopathic Medicine
Yearbooks and Newsletters
"The Voice of TUCOM" The fourth monthly publication of our new newsletter.
2002 Touro College School Of Health Sciences Yearbook, Touro College School Of Health Sciences
2002 Touro College School Of Health Sciences Yearbook, Touro College School Of Health Sciences
Yearbooks and Newsletters
"Survivor:" Outwit, Outlast, Alumni.
A Comparison Of Perceived Stress Levels And Coping Styles Of Junior And Senior Students In Nursing And Social Work Programs, Robin L. Walton
A Comparison Of Perceived Stress Levels And Coping Styles Of Junior And Senior Students In Nursing And Social Work Programs, Robin L. Walton
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
The purpose of this study was to determine if there is a difference in the perceived stress levels and the coping styles of junior and senior students in nursing and social work programs. The study used a descriptive comparative approach and was non[1]experimental. Research questions were developed to guide this research. The population for this research included all junior and senior nursing and social work students preparing for or in clinical courses at a selected university. The sample consisted of 89 nursing students and 33 social work students. Data was obtained through self-reported survey procedures. The researcher visited appropriate classrooms …
Job Satisfaction Among Nurse Educators Of Private Colleges And Universities, Jacqueline Kay Kuennen
Job Satisfaction Among Nurse Educators Of Private Colleges And Universities, Jacqueline Kay Kuennen
Dissertations and Theses @ UNI
It is widely known that a nursing shortage exists in the health care field today. Less well known is the existence of a nurse educator shortage. Most research has been directed toward investigating the nursing shortage in general rather than the nurse educator shortage in particular. Research on job satisfaction among nurse educators has received recent attention and has been regarded as the most urgent and immediate step in ameliorating the nurse educator shortage.
The purpose of this study was to investigate job satisfaction among nurse educators in private colleges and universities in a midwestern state. In addition to investigating …
How Physicians Feel About Assisting Female Victims Of Intimate-Partner Violence, Ramani N. Garimella, Stacey B. Plichta, Clare Houseman, Laurel Garzon
How Physicians Feel About Assisting Female Victims Of Intimate-Partner Violence, Ramani N. Garimella, Stacey B. Plichta, Clare Houseman, Laurel Garzon
Community & Environmental Health Faculty Publications
Purpose. To assess the feelings of physicians about assisting female victims of intimate-partner violence (IPV), and to examine factors related to positive and negative feelings about assisting victims of IPV.
Method. In 1998, a total site sample of 150 physicians practicing in a large general hospital in the area of Virginia Beach, Virginia, was surveyed by questionnaire via the mail. Four specialties were represented: emergency medicine, family practice, obstetrics-gynecology, and psychiatry. The questionnaire asked about medical training and training in assisting victims of IPV The physicians' feelings about working with victims of IPV were measured on a nine-item, five-point …