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Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Navigating Biases, Alexander Aly Restum, Alexandra M. Stone, Anna E. Lundh, Bradley David Libs, Caitlin Torrenueva Alindogan, Jaylin Marx Jones

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: What The Eyes Do See: Learning To Grow And Respond, Aminah Juma Bharadia, Beverly Fu, Emma Ho Harris, Gabriel Khazal Boudagh, Michael David Mello, Sriraj Atluri

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Fears Of The Unknown Impacts Growth Mindset, Ananya L. Yanamandra, Christopher F. Ross, Danny Dean Salka, Hamza Khan, Julie Marie Waineo, Karen Elizabeth Zapien-Guerra

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Perception Of Patients Effects Implicit Biases, Chase Francis Moscovic, Abed Al-Kader Najjar, Deanna Nicole Brown, Natalie Anne Erickson, Rebecca M. Weber, Tyler Stephen Zweng

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Look Inwards And Acknowledge Biases, Alexandra Marie Crawford, Heather Jingxin Sun, Hyeok Jun Lee, Kenneth Tyrone Jackson, Mannat Kaur Bedi, Kyle James Mastalerz

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Uncovering And Addressing Implicit Bias In A Healthcare Setting, Alexandra Lily Thompson, Andrew Yuhua Wu, Lauren Mi-Yun Kim, Meghana Rao Jalagam, Rahul Bodapati, Tyler M. White

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Addressing Biases With A Multifaceted Approach, Ariana Noor Afrakhteh, Christian Versin, Joseph Edward Kananen, Meghna Duvoor, Mitchell Leon Rits, Natalie R. Aulicino

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Consciously Work On Biases, Camden Watson Gardner, Dina Saban, Hasan Ali Sawan, Kaitlyn Ann Zablock, Nikesh Vijay Thadani, Nishith Sagubadi

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Acknowledge And Minimize Biases, Arianna Reyes Arcenas, Colton Clymer, Henry W. Li, Jonathan T. Albrecht, Kathleen Elise Girdler, Saleh Ahmed

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Use Unique Lens Of Empathy And Employ Strategies For Growth Mindset, Douglas T. Nefcy, Arianna I. Afonso, Kelly Yue Chen, Ken Huynh, Louie Elias Mekani, Megan Clare Z. Carulla

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Ways To Suppress Biases, Blake W. Bergeson, Oase Muhammad Sbei, Chidinma Ozioma Iheanyi-Okeahialam, Emily Bao-Tram Vu, John E. Romanowski, Julia Austin Rinck

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Acknowledge Biases, Constantine Theodore Tangalos, Fabiola S. Cuellar, Farheen Rahmat Vali, Hana Hongying Jiang, Kevin Leung Chau, Rahul Babu

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Implicit Bias Mask 2023: Health Biases Effects Professional Identity, Julia C. Tenbusch, Kaelan Sudhanshu Patel, Maxim Alexander Jani, Nand Kumar Ganesh, Nicole Brianna Flores, Venkata Patchigolla

Patient Education Projects

No abstract provided.

Outdoors Please! How To Use Nature And Outdoor Classrooms To Enhance Early Learning, Bruce Geiger, Karen Pierce

Presentations

No abstract provided.

Gender Role Stereotypes And The Work-Life Interface, Alice M. Brawley Newlin, Madalyn L. Filetti

Management Faculty Publications

Analysis of the correspondence between respondents' gender role beliefs and work-life balance; results varied depending on the way gender role beliefs were measured.

Poster presented at or the 14th International Conference on Occupational Stress and Health: Work, Stress, and Health, Miami, FL.

Developing A Winning Proposal, Rene Drumm

Human Subject Research Archive

Powerpoint presentation (including audio) developed to help people to prepare a "winning" presentation proposal for AHSRA conference.

Transitions To Nibrs And The Benefits Nibrs Provides To The User Community, Drema Fouch

Open Access Week

Presented by Agent Drema Fouch (Management and Program Analyst, National Incident-Based Reporting System Coordinator, FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program)

Join us as we hear from an FBI specialist on open-source crime reporting, including the transition to a new reporting system and its impact to the user community.

Pre-Recorded Webinar: Expand Your Research Impact, Mandi Goodsett, Barbara Loomis, Marsha Miles, Theresa Nawalaniec

Open Access Events

Do you have questions about expanding your research impact? In this recorded webinar, learn what EngagedScholarship @ Cleveland State University can do for you including publishing journals or books; posting articles; creating your own Scholars Page; learning about copyright; measuring your impact with PlumX Metrics, and more. Our experts: Marsha Miles, Assistant Director, Collections & Resource Management; Mandi Goodsett, Performing Arts & Humanities Librarian, OER & Copyright Advisor; Barbara Loomis, Digital Scholarly Publications and Programs Administrator, and Theresa Nawalaniec, Sciences and Engineering Librarian.

For more information, visit the EngagedScholarship @ CSU Research Guide at http://researchguides.csuohio.edu/EngagedScholarship.

Open Source Licensing: Does It Matter?, Matthew Duncan

Open Access Week

Presented by Matthew Duncan, Programmer Analyst

With over fifty different open sources licenses approved in some part by "leaders" in the Open Source community, open source licensing can be confusing. This presentation will take a look into the origin, politics and motivations around licensing in the open source world.

Preventing Pressure Injuries In Critical Care Settings, Chassidy Eddlemon, Cassady Coomes

Scholars Week

2.5 million people develop a hospital-acquired pressure injury each year, and 60,000 of these result in death as an outcome. Nationwide, hospitals have policies in place to prevent HAPIs, but that does not always stop them from occurring. For this project, we looked at one hospitals policy regarding prevention of pressure injuries. In this powerpoint, we outlined the products we found throughout our research to aide in prevention, as well as our recommendations for practice.

Risks Vs. Benefits Of Animal-Assisted Interventions For Icu Induced Psychosis, Cecily Christie, Hadley Mayes

Scholars Week

For our senior Nursing Evidence-based practice project, we conducted our own research to evaluate the risks and benefits of animal-assisted intervention (AAI's) being used in intensive care units, in the hopes to encourage nurses and healthcare staff to implement these in patient care facilities.

Safer Staffing Ratios For High-Quality Patient Care, Elizabeth Boyles, Jacob Mills

Scholars Week

Every hospital has their own staffing policy which varies based on the department. Research suggests that higher nurse-to-patient staffing ratios are directly related to staff burnout and negative patient outcomes. On medical surgical floors, there is an abundance of different diagnoses that require a vast number of nursing skills. Therefore, when nurses have more than four patients, this can be a safety risk for the nurses and patients. By adding these into a stricter policy, rather than keeping it as a simple recommendation, better patient outcomes would increase and nurse burnout would decrease as proven by research.

The Benefits Of Therapeutic Hypothermia Post-Cardiac Arrest, Jarrod Mathis, Anthony Burrows

Scholars Week

During cardiac arrest, the body is susceptible to ischemic injuries to the brain and/or other vital organs. Initiating therapeutic hypothermia post-resuscitation has been shown to provide neuroprotection and improve patient outcomes in different facilities. Education regarding this intervention is important as there is a lot of conflicting research. Therapeutic hypothermia is still being tested in many facilities worldwide.

Effects And Treatments Of Depression Affecting Patient Outcomes, Parker Gerard

Scholars Week

No abstract provided.

The Benefits Of Cpr Training As A Discharge Requirement, Alexis Epplin, Brooklyn Brown

Scholars Week

No abstract provided.

Benefits Of Bedside Report, Konner Spalding, Hannah Mattingly

Scholars Week

No abstract provided.

The Benefits Of Telehealth For Rural Communities, Cade Alberson, Taylor Alberson

Scholars Week

No abstract provided.

Brand Communications: Why Storytelling Matters, Allison Dunsmore

River Cities Industrial and Organizational Psychology Conference

Stories connect us to places, ideas, and people. When we think of traditional storytelling, we most often associate the practice with cultures representing our personal lives. Corporate brands, however, can also connect with audiences through storytelling. In an ever-changing and challenging labor market, telling stories through “employer branding” can be a powerful tool for reaching talent, especially when those stories are authentic, layered, and represent the lives of real people. When shared in the right places, corporate stories expand reach, widen the talent pool, and pave a path for hiring more diverse talent. The most strategic stories attract more talent, …

Photocurable Ionized Vinylimidazole Liquid Salt For Antibacterial Application, Gina Park, Lisa Ahlberg, Robert Zdor

Celebration of Research and Creative Scholarship

There has been an increasing demand for antibacterial dental composite as it can prevent the biofilm formation and the adhesion of bacteria after the treatment causing the consequential cavities. Previous study explored the antibacterial activity of the heterogenous mixture of heterocyclic polymer and resin. It showed limitations as the mixture did not show antibacterial activity since the mixture could only contain a small amount of heterocyclic polymer within the resin due to its inconvenience of shaping and low miscibility. To overcome this limitation, this research focused on synthesizing heterocyclic antibacterial monomer liquid salt and curing it with UV light to …

Exploratory Factor Analysis Of Perceived Political Intolerance Amongst Families, Leitulimaoatua Faiai, Jerry Chi

Celebration of Research and Creative Scholarship

Leitulimaoatua Faiai

Andrews University School of Business Administration

Jerry Chi

Andrews University School of Business Administration

Have you noticed that in recent years, tensions amongst family members with opposing political views have increased? With the help of mainstream media, the rise of political (and sometimes controversial) giants such as Donald J. Trump, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and others further divided an already fractured America. Political tolerance within familial relationships have decreased over the years, with some relationships irrevocably broken due to polarizing views. This writing presents an explanation for the research approach that the researcher plans to use to measure …