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Factors Associated With Adolescents' Self-Efficacy To Meet With Their Health Care Provider Alone, Albert C Hergenroeder, Blanca Sanchez-Fournier, Cassandra Enzler, Mary Majumder, Beth H Garland, Constance M Wiemann

Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy Staff Publications

Adolescents with special health care needs (ASHCNs) must develop self-management skills to effectively transition into adult-based care. This requires having the self-efficacy to meet with their health care provider independent of caregivers. This study aims to identify the factors associated with self-efficacy in meeting with a provider alone among ASHCN preparing for this transition.Eighty-three English-speaking 18-year olds with renal, gastrointestinal, neurologic, or rheumatologic diseases, and their English- or Spanish-speaking caregivers were recruited at a large children's hospital, and completed a one-time assessment as the historical control group for a larger intervention study. The main outcome measure was self-efficacy to meet …

Prolonging Lung Cancer Response To Egfr Inhibition By Targeting The Selective Advantage Of Resistant Cells, Lisa Brunet, David Alexandre, Jiyoung Lee, Maria Del Mar Blanquer-Rosselló, David Bracquemond, Alexis Guernet, Houssein Chhouri, Mathilde Goupil, Zoulika Kherrouche, Arnaud Arabo, Maicol Mancini, Dorthe Cartier, Shen Yao, David Godefroy, Julie Dehedin, Jian-Rong Li, Céline Duparc, Philippe Jamme, Audrey Vinchent, Caroline Bérard, David Tulasne, Sabrina Arena, Alberto Bardelli, Chao Cheng, Byoung Chul Cho, Olivier Wurtz, Cédric Coulouarn, Antonio Maraver, Stuart A Aaronson, Alexis B Cortot, Youssef Anouar, Luca Grumolato

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

Non-small cell lung cancers (NSCLCs) treated with tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) of the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) almost invariably relapse in the long term, due to the emergence of subpopulations of resistant cells. Through a DNA barcoding approach, we show that the clinically approved drug sorafenib specifically abolishes the selective advantage of EGFR-TKI-resistant cells, while preserving the response of EGFR-TKI-sensitive cells. Sorafenib is active against multiple mechanisms of resistance/tolerance to EGFR-TKIs and its effects depend on early inhibition of MAPK-interacting kinase (MKNK) activity and signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) phosphorylation, and later down-regulation of MCL1 and …

Multivariate Protein Landscape Of Host Response In Hospitalised Patients With Suspected Infection In The Emergency Department, Pratik Sinha, Et Al.

2020-Current year OA Pubs

Suspected infection requiring hospitalisation has highly heterogenous presentation. Yet, variances in host response and its implications are largely unknown. In this multicentre cohort of 3802 individual patients presenting to the Emergency Department (ED) with suspected infection requiring hospitalisation, we apply uniform manifold approximation and projections and K-means clustering to 29 plasma proteins to identify biologically discrete host response clusters. In this work, we first describe two large clusters, called "Dysregulated" and "Undifferentiated", with abnormal protein concentrations and adverse outcomes in the former. Through further clustering, we identify 4 sub-clusters in the Dysregulated cluster, each with discrete biological signatures, clinical correlates, …

Threats In Adopting Financial Technologies: Unlocking The Role Of Technological Literacy, Shahbaz Tariq, Najabat Ali Dr., Muhammad Nauman Sadiq

Business Review

Financial technologies have been considered a transformative strategy in the contemporary world, paving the way for high-quality, time-convenient, and affordable financial services to individuals, businesses, and institutions. Despite the increasing security and financial risk, the perception of cyber threats remains unchanged. We conducted this study to analyze the perception of cyber threats, factors related to cybersecurity, and the behavior of customers adopting financial technologies through banking channels. To understand the behavior of individuals and business corporations, we developed a theoretical framework based on the Theory of Planned Behavior and the Technology Acceptance Model. A convenient sampling method was used, and …

Supporting Labor And Delivery Nurses Post-Trauma: Addressing Absenteeism And Retention In Practice, Catherine Crawford

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Labor and delivery (L&D) nurses frequently encounter traumatic workplace events that significantly impact their well-being, leading to increased absenteeism and intent to leave the profession (Kendall-Tackett & Beck, 2022; Uddin et al., 2022; Xie et al., 2021). This problem contributes to workforce instability and compromises patient care quality (Al Ismail et al., 2023). The purpose of this study is to examine the correlation between traumatic events, absenteeism, and intent to leave among labor and delivery nurses while discussing strategies to address these challenges.

I performed a mixed-methods study with a national sample of L&D nurses recruited from the Association of …

Mathematics And Mental Health: An Interdisciplinary Analysis Of Ai In Counselor Education, Jennifer M. Hightower, Catrina A. May

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

Although use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in mental health care has become increasingly common, many professional counselors remain under informed about foundational components of AI. Fundamental issues associated with AI, including model bias and the Black Box Problem, must be considered as these tools become integrated into the counseling profession. This manuscript provides an interdisciplinary, theoretical analysis of AI use in counseling and counselor education grounded in foundational knowledge of AI and the American Counseling Association’s recommendations for the ethical integration of AI (Butler et al., 2023). The paper summarizes these recommendations, establishes accessible definitions of AI terms, explains the …

Counselor-In-Training Perceptions Of Artificial Intelligence: Implications For Counselor Education, Leo Gonzalez Jr., Deija Mccalla

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

This study examined the perceptions of counselors-in-training (CIT) on artificial intelligence (AI) in counseling practice and training. 31 CIT responded to three open-ended questions about the benefits, drawbacks, and overall attitudes of integrating AI into counseling practice and education. Thematic analysis was used to analyze the responses. The findings showed that CIT perceive AI as a clinical support tool, especially for tasks such as diagnosis and treatment planning. Additionally, CIT voiced concerns of potential overreliance on AI, ethical risks, confidentiality concerns, and the possible loss of human connection. Furthermore, although several CIT expressed cautious optimism regarding AI's use in counselor …

A Descriptive Comparison Of Results From Human And Ai-Driven Interpretive Phenomenological Analyses, Kahyen Shin, Melissa M. Luke

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

This study explores the concordance and discordance between human researchers and ChatGPT in conducting Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) using an interview transcript with a refugee resettling in the United States. Findings revealed both alignment and discrepancies between ChatGPT and human researchers; while ChatGPT effectively identified themes and coding structures with interpretative depth and reflective engagement, it occasionally struggled to capture implicit meanings, particularly in narrative continuity and cultural-contextual analysis. These challenges were evident in its misinterpretation of past and present events, difficulty in recognizing nuanced associations, and tendency to adopt a deficit-based lens in certain analyses. Findings are discussed considering …

Integrating Artificial Intelligence In A University Counseling Clinic, Donna S. Sheperis, Shiri Sharvit

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in mental health care, yet counseling students receive little training in digital tool integration. This program evaluation describes the use of an ambient AI platform in a university telemental health clinic to support clinical training. The AI system tracked interventions, themes, talk ratios, and symptom changes across 175 sessions by 13 trainees with 93 clients. Most frequent interventions included validation (97.6%), CBT skills (52.1%), and action planning (63.1%). Counselor talk time averaged 43% of the session, with themes such as relationships and school being predominant in client talk time.. By session 7, clients showed …

Artificial Intelligence In Counselor Education: Innovative Strategies For Teaching, Supervision, And Clinical Training, Shannon Shoemaker, Nikki Freeburg, Kevin Duquette

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

As artificial intelligence (AI) transforms mental health and education, counselor educators must prepare future practitioners to engage with these technologies ethically and effectively. This article presents a systematic framework for incorporating AI into counselor education through three key approaches: AI-generated content, AI analysis, and AI interactions. The framework addresses critical considerations including ethical implementation, prompt engineering, and cultural competence while maintaining alignment with professional standards. Drawing from current literature and ethical guidelines, we provide structured guidance for implementing AI across various content delivery styles, with emphasis on preserving clinical judgment and therapeutic relationships. Comprehensive appendices include implementation guides, assessment rubrics, …

A Pilot-Study Evaluating The Fidelity Of Chatgpt In Client Simulations, Eric Tod Beeson, Yusen Zhai, Russell Fulmer, Andrew M. Burck, Rakesh Maurya

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

Generative AI (genAI) is expanding in counselor education. This pilot study evaluated ChatGPT 4o's voice mode for simulating client scenarios during 53-minute mock-intake sessions with master’s-level counseling students. Analyzing eight domains (authenticity, consistency, emotional expression, empathy, cultural dynamics, self-awareness, goal setting, and role play confusion), ChatGPT’s responses showed good to excellent fidelity when compared to a typical client. Limitations such as formulaic and idealized responses raised authenticity concerns. ChatGPT offers a scalable, cost-effective tool for pre-practicum training, with potential to enhance skill development across the curriculum. Educators are encouraged to integrate genAI thoughtfully, prioritizing ethical considerations and iterative prompt refinement.

Utilizing Artificial Intelligence Therapeutic Adjuncts To Support Autistic Adults Between Counseling Sessions, Carlos J. Castaneda Jr, Nicole Noble, Afroze N. Shaikh

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into mental health care presents innovative opportunities for therapeutic interventions. This pilot study examined the use of a customized Artificial Intelligence Therapeutic Adjunct (AITA) as a supplementary counseling tool for adults with level one autism spectrum disorder who attended weekly counseling sessions. Using a Single Subject Design to review trends in mental health symptoms and perceptions of the AITA, participants engaged with the AITA over four weeks, completed weekly anxiety and depression assessments, and post-intervention and satisfaction surveys. Thematic Analysis identified common counseling concerns and the AITA’s use of counseling techniques. Although findings suggest …

Understanding Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning: Foundational Concepts For Counselor Education, Eunae Han, Jihoon Shin

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

The purpose of this manuscript was to introduce key concepts in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to counselor educators and counseling researchers. As AI continues to play an increasingly significant role in various fields, counseling professionals need to develop a foundational understanding of AI, including ML. The first section of this manuscript outlined basic concepts in AI and ML, with study examples that utilize specific algorithms in mental health and counseling-related fields. Next, the second section explained the general process of building an ML model, illustrating it with a real-world dataset example for counseling professionals. The manuscript also …

Reimagining The Counseling Profession: Preparing Counselors For Ai And Digital Health Integration, Carl J. Sheperis, Dusti L. Annan-Coultas, Caronne C. C. Rush

Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision

Digital health technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming mental healthcare delivery, creating new opportunities and challenges for counseling practice. This article examines digital health applications in counseling, including telehealth, mobile apps, digital therapeutics, virtual reality, and AI-powered tools. We explore key implications for practice, including enhanced accessibility, impacts on therapeutic relationships, and ethical considerations. The article presents a six-domain competency framework covering privacy and security, technical proficiency, ethical literacy, clinical integration, therapeutic adaptability, and administrative management. A case study illustrates the practical application of hybrid digital care, while a discussion of counselor education highlights the need for curriculum updates. …

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The Impact Of Physician Precepting On Medical Education And Healthcare Delivery: A Qualitative Secondary Analysis, Hannah E. Gutjahr, Steven A. Fasko

SIU Journal of Medical Science Scholarly Works

This qualitative study investigates the impact of physician precepting on medical education and healthcare delivery, prompted by the need for consistency in precepting practices across various institutions and specialties. Physician preceptors, who bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical application, play a critical role in shaping competent and compassionate healthcare professionals. However, inconsistencies in precepting quality and challenges such as time constraints, inadequate training, and balancing clinical duties with teaching responsibilities necessitate a comprehensive evaluation of precepting's effectiveness.

A systematic literature review was conducted to explore these issues, focusing on secondary data from peer-reviewed journals, case studies, and policy …

Research Synthesis Of Predicting Part 135 Accident Probability In Aviation: How The Bayesian Brain Ignores Declining Safety Standards, Jonathan R. Clarke

Journal of Aviation Technology and Engineering

Technological innovation has had an enormous effect on safety in aviation. However, in Part 135 operations, where technology is not as ubiquitous, the accident rates have plateaued. Human error is constantly misrepresented as being responsible for 70–80 percent of accidents, when it is clearly only one of several contributing factors. In commercial aviation, all accidents should be considered organizational failures, because by definition all defensive layers have been breached. Organizational failure, as it affects safety, should be identifiable and predictable from organizational behavior. Inevitably, in the aftermath of accidents the warning signs of poor behavior are seemingly obvious, yet there …

All University & All College Meeting - Fall 2025, Governors State University

University Wide Events

Breakfast
8 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. - Hall of Governors

All University Meeting
9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. - Center for Performing Arts

Break and Relocate
10:31 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

College and Department Meetings; Lunch
10:46 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Please note: ‎Attendees should consult with their supervisors about office coverage during the morning meeting. Department meetings, breaks, and lunch are at the discretion of department supervisors.

You are also invited to attend the Office of Marketing and Communications (MarComm) Open House while you’re on campus for the All University and All College Meeting.

MarComm Open House
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Improving Arabic Coffee Production Through Disease Detection Based Ai Frameworks, A.S. Balobaid, R. Alarabi, S.M. Abd Elazim

Yanbu Journal of Engineering and Science

Coffee is the second most traded commodity globally after oil and represents a major source of income in many countries. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a great interest in growing and expanding of coffee in line with the Saudi Green Initiative as implementation of Vision 2030 AD. This expansion is accompanied by a greater spread of insect pests and the emergence of diseases affecting coffee. Recently, machine learning technologies have been beneficial in the agricultural era in detection and classification of fruit and tree diseases. The study initially focuses on kind of disease that appears in the leafy area of …

Effects Of Fasd On An Individual’S Life Trajectory, Peyton M. Enders

Master of Arts in Human Services

The consumption of alcohol has been in society for thousands of years. However, the discovery of the impacts of alcohol consumption while pregnant is something that is continuously being learned about. Controversy on the effects of alcohol while pregnant and the level of consumption throughout the last century alone has caused individuals to misunderstand the level of danger that it has on a child. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a multi-layer disorder that causes not only physical deformities but also a change in mental health and cognitive levels of an individual. Throughout any stage of pregnancy a consumption of alcohol …

To Protect And Survive: Acknowledging Adverse Childhood Experiences In Law Enforcement, Melanie Appleman

Master of Arts in Human Services

This literature review explores the influence Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can have on choosing a helping profession as well as their effect on law enforcement personnel and their ability to cope with occupational trauma. Law enforcement officers are routinely exposed to high-stress, high-risk environments which can exacerbate underlying trauma stemming from early life experiences. Officers with a history of ACEs may be more vulnerable to emotional dysregulation, hyper-vigilance, burnout, and substance abuse which can influence their decision making, relationships, and professional conduct potentially resulting in negative outcomes. Key themes include the identification of risk factors, the development of screening tools, …

The Indiana Statesman, August 21, 2025, Indiana State University

Student Newspaper

Welcome Freshmen! Convocation embraces freshman class; Letter from the President; Party at the Fountain concludes Sycamore Sunday

Staff Education On Using The Epworth Sleepiness Scale In Primary Care, Amanda Robyn Jones

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Sleep disorders are prevalent in primary care settings and often remain underdiagnosed due to inconsistent assessment practices. This doctoral project was conducted to develop, implement, and evaluate whether an educational intervention for registered nurses would enhance their knowledge on using the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) for sleep assessment in primary care. Guided by adult learning theories and the analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation instructional design model, the aim of the project was to address the practice gap related to inadequate sleep evaluations, ultimately improving patient outcomes and promoting holistic care. Evidence was collected through pre and post intervention assessments, …

Advancement & Communications Committee Meeting - Open Session Book 08/21/2025, Uc Law Sf

2025 Board of Directors Agenda and Materials

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Advancement & Communications Committee Meeting - Notice And Agenda 08/21/2025, Uc Law Sf

2025 Board of Directors Agenda and Materials

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Finance Committee Meeting - Open Session Book 08/21/2025, Uc Law Sf

2025 Board of Directors Agenda and Materials

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Educational Policy Committee Meeting – Open Session Book 08/21/2025, Uc Law Sf

2025 Board of Directors Agenda and Materials

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Tenzing Rigdol’S Biography Of A Thought: A Mandala In The Heart Of The Met, Sarah Magnatta

Art and Art History: Faculty Scholarship

In 2024, artist Tenzing Rigdol created an installation - titled Biography of a Thought - spanning the entirety of the atrium in the Robert Lehman wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His larger-than-life mandala included twenty painted panels on four walls, a central podium with a panel on top, and carpets on the floor mirroring parts of the painted shapes on the walls. Complete with bright sunlight streaming from the above skylight, the room transformed into a modern mandala - a walkable, meditative, transformative space. Even with its multiple traditional Tibetan Buddhist components and organisational structure, many of the …

Response Of Dynamic Processes With Control Implemented On A Noisy Quantum Computer, Shilpa Narashimhan, Dominic Messina, Henrique Oyama, Helen Durand

Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Faculty Research Publications

A major challenge to determining the applicability (and potential outperformance over classical computers) of a quantum computer (QC) within chemical manufacturing processes is quantum noise. Computations by a QC are error-prone due to the influence of quantum noise inherent to the hardware. Errors in control inputs may destabilize a chemical process and lead to unsafe conditions for manufacturing personnel and the environment. The response of a process with control implemented on a QC to errors due to noise must be investigated thoroughly. In this work, the impacts of control input errors due to quantum noise on a process are modeled …