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Oceans Changing: Do Seabirds Tell Us Something About Ocean Changes?, Thomas Robben, Stephen Broker, Shoon N. Robben
Oceans Changing: Do Seabirds Tell Us Something About Ocean Changes?, Thomas Robben, Stephen Broker, Shoon N. Robben
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Gleanings: Reproductive Strategies In Eastern Wood-Pewees (Contopus Virens), David M. Larson
Gleanings: Reproductive Strategies In Eastern Wood-Pewees (Contopus Virens), David M. Larson
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
"Saturday, April 28th, 1866: Saw The First Chimney Swallow Today." 150 Years Of Bird Observation In Western Cambridge, Michael W. Strohbach, Paige S. Warren, Andrew Hrycyna
"Saturday, April 28th, 1866: Saw The First Chimney Swallow Today." 150 Years Of Bird Observation In Western Cambridge, Michael W. Strohbach, Paige S. Warren, Andrew Hrycyna
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Bird Sightings: November/December 2012, Seth Kellogg, Marjorie W. Rines, Robert H. Stymeist
Bird Sightings: November/December 2012, Seth Kellogg, Marjorie W. Rines, Robert H. Stymeist
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Wild Care: A Bellwether For Avian Health, Stephanie Ellis, Alexandra Mueller
Wild Care: A Bellwether For Avian Health, Stephanie Ellis, Alexandra Mueller
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Status And Conservation Of Purple Martins In Massachusetts, Richard Lombard
Status And Conservation Of Purple Martins In Massachusetts, Richard Lombard
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Catching Up With The New State Ornithologist In Massachusetts: An Interview With Andrew Vitz, Martha Steele
Catching Up With The New State Ornithologist In Massachusetts: An Interview With Andrew Vitz, Martha Steele
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Bicknell’S Thrush—Who Was The Man Behind The Name?, William E. Davis Jr., Christopher C. Rimmer
Bicknell’S Thrush—Who Was The Man Behind The Name?, William E. Davis Jr., Christopher C. Rimmer
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
About Books: The Man With The Slightly Crazy Plan, Mark Lynch
About Books: The Man With The Slightly Crazy Plan, Mark Lynch
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Birding Quabbin Park (South Quabbin), Mark Lynch
End Of Life In The Ed – Brain Death And Organ Transplantation, Madison Cohen, Donald Penney
End Of Life In The Ed – Brain Death And Organ Transplantation, Madison Cohen, Donald Penney
The Journal of Integrated Primary Care
Every year thousands of Americans die awaiting an organ transplant. While our knowledge and experience with organ transplantation has only improved, organ availability continues to be a major issue due to a lack of suitable donor organs. A large population of organ donors are those who have been clinically diagnosed as brain dead. Brain death is defined as the irreversible loss of all brain and brainstem functions. Despite brainstem functions being lost, mechanical ventilation and perfusion techniques allow for proper organ maintenance. This gives brain-dead individuals a unique opportunity to serve as multiple organ donors. However, due to mistrust of …
Recovery Capital, Mental Health And Substance Use Among Individuals Initiating Office-Based Buprenorphine Treatment For Opioid Use Disorder, Hannah R. Callahan, Karen Dugosh, Emily Hurstak, Patty Mccarthy, Emily Garber, Daniel Dejoseph, Julia Dejoseph, Michelle R. Lent
Recovery Capital, Mental Health And Substance Use Among Individuals Initiating Office-Based Buprenorphine Treatment For Opioid Use Disorder, Hannah R. Callahan, Karen Dugosh, Emily Hurstak, Patty Mccarthy, Emily Garber, Daniel Dejoseph, Julia Dejoseph, Michelle R. Lent
The Journal of Integrated Primary Care
Recovery capital refers to the internal and external resources available to support an individual in their recovery from substance use disorders. Using data from an ongoing trial, the current study examined recovery capital among 225 individuals initiating office-based buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) at Federally Qualified Health Centers in the mid-Atlantic region. At baseline, participants completed the Brief Assessment of Recovery Capital-10 (BARC-10), a validated measure assessing the 4 major domains of recovery capital and completed a urine toxicology screening. Participants reported BARC-10 scores of 49.22 on average (SD = 8.14). Average scores were highest for the …
Differential Diagnostic Considerations In A Patient With New Onset Apathy: A Case Study On Frontal Lobe Glioblastoma Multiforme, Joy Zarandy, Sarah Yoon, Sharnikha Saravanan, Sanjana Das, Sarah Thomas
Differential Diagnostic Considerations In A Patient With New Onset Apathy: A Case Study On Frontal Lobe Glioblastoma Multiforme, Joy Zarandy, Sarah Yoon, Sharnikha Saravanan, Sanjana Das, Sarah Thomas
The Journal of Integrated Primary Care
This case study involves a 50 year-old previously healthy female presenting with a two-week history of clinically significant apathy. The patient and her family assume her symptoms are due to a potential underlying psychiatric condition; however, neurologic and systemic disorders should also be considered when evaluating a patient with sudden personality change. After a thorough history and physical exam, further evaluation with neuroimaging is performed due to suspicion of neurological etiology. A sizable ring-enhancing lesion in the frontal lobe is noted on MRI, and a diagnosis of glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is confirmed with biopsy. GBM, or grade 4 astrocytoma, is …
Birding At Mass Audubon’S Drumlin Farm, Pam Sowizral
Birding At Mass Audubon’S Drumlin Farm, Pam Sowizral
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
In Great Health: Basal Cell Carcinoma And Denial Of Progressive Disease In The Elderly, Yusur Alsalihi, Alexa Truong, Patrick Golden
In Great Health: Basal Cell Carcinoma And Denial Of Progressive Disease In The Elderly, Yusur Alsalihi, Alexa Truong, Patrick Golden
The Journal of Integrated Primary Care
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) is the most common skin cancer across the world and occurs predominantly on sun-exposed or sun-damaged skin, particularly on the head, face, and neck. Slow-growing and unremoved lesions can become destructive and progress to the rare Giant Basal Cell Carcinoma subtype that occurs in a very small subset of patients (
Integrated Behavioral Health Training In Counselor Education: A Call To Action, Nicholas Schmoyer, Lisa Corbin, Lauren Robins
Integrated Behavioral Health Training In Counselor Education: A Call To Action, Nicholas Schmoyer, Lisa Corbin, Lauren Robins
The Journal of Integrated Primary Care
The American healthcare system is beginning to adopt an integrated behavioral health model as a way to meet the ever-changing and holistic needs of patients by creating opportunities for collaboration among medical and behavioral health professionals. Professional counselors play a vital role in integrative behavioral health through their meaningful participation on interdisciplinary healthcare teams. Professional counselors are key to any interdisciplinary team because they embrace a biopsychosocial wellness perspective and have undergone clinical and academic training. However, many counseling programs do not specifically educate or train counselors in how to work in integrated care settings. As such, counselor educators must …
Birding All 351 Towns In One Year, John Galluzzo
Hidden Risks: Mercury In Terrestrial Ecosystems Of The Northeast, Allyson Jackson
Hidden Risks: Mercury In Terrestrial Ecosystems Of The Northeast, Allyson Jackson
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Marsh Birding The West Meadows Wildlife Management Area In West Bridgewater, Steve Arena
Marsh Birding The West Meadows Wildlife Management Area In West Bridgewater, Steve Arena
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Noaa/Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary And Mass Audubon Present The Stellwagen Sanctuary Seabird Stewards Program, Bird Observer
Noaa/Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary And Mass Audubon Present The Stellwagen Sanctuary Seabird Stewards Program, Bird Observer
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Managing Conflicts Between Aggressive Hawks And Humans, Tom French, Norm Smith
Managing Conflicts Between Aggressive Hawks And Humans, Tom French, Norm Smith
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Common Eider Die-Offs On Cape Cod: An Update, Julie C. Ellis, Sarah Courchesne, Chris Dwyer
Common Eider Die-Offs On Cape Cod: An Update, Julie C. Ellis, Sarah Courchesne, Chris Dwyer
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Birding Through Vision And Hearing Challenges, Martha Steele
Birding Through Vision And Hearing Challenges, Martha Steele
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
The Duck Stops Here: Fall Migration Monitoring At Bunker Meadows, Ava Steenstrup, Maryann Desisto
The Duck Stops Here: Fall Migration Monitoring At Bunker Meadows, Ava Steenstrup, Maryann Desisto
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Fifteenth Report Of The Massachusetts Avian Records Committee, Matthew P. Garvey, Marshall J. Iliff
Fifteenth Report Of The Massachusetts Avian Records Committee, Matthew P. Garvey, Marshall J. Iliff
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
Population Status Of The Osprey In Essex County, Massachusetts, David Rimmer, Jim Berry
Population Status Of The Osprey In Essex County, Massachusetts, David Rimmer, Jim Berry
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
About Books: Fundamentally Strange And The Same, Mark Lynch
About Books: Fundamentally Strange And The Same, Mark Lynch
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.
About Books: Going Coastal, Mark Lynch
The March Of Ross’S Goose, Paul Roberts
Finding Breeding Birds In Willowdale State Forest, Ipswich, Jim Berry
Finding Breeding Birds In Willowdale State Forest, Ipswich, Jim Berry
Bird Observer
No abstract provided.