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Annual Report, Associated Charities, Memphis, 1932

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Annual Report of the Associated Charities, Memphis, TN. It covers the year of 1932.

Annual Report, Associated Charities, Memphis, 1936

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Annual Report of the Associated Charities, Memphis, TN. It covers the year of 1936.

Annual Report, Family Service Of Memphis, 1957

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Annual Report of the Family Service of Memphis, TN. It covers the year of 1957.

Correspondence And Documents, Family Welfare Agency, Memphis, 1939

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A grouping of correspondence and blank cards. The correspondence is to the Family Welfare Agency, Memphis, TN, on 1939 December 5 from the Family Welfare Association of America, New York, NY. They were asking the Family Welfare Agency in Memphis for feedback on cards that the agencies in membership with the Family Welfare Association of America were able to order. Included is the response from Leora L. Conner, General Secretary, of the Family Welfare Agency, Memphis, TN, on 1939 December 7.

Annual Report, Associated Charities, Memphis, 1923

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Annual Report of the Associated Charities, Memphis, TN. It covers the time period of 1922-1923.

Correspondence And Documents, Family Welfare Agency, Memphis, 1939

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A grouping of documents including correspondence, blank forms, and blank cards. The correspondence is to the Family Welfare Agency, Memphis, TN, on 1939 October 25 and 1939 November 16, from the Family Welfare Association of America, New York, NY. They were asking the Family Welfare Agency in Memphis for feedback on forms and cards that the agencies in membership with the Family Welfare Association of America were able to order.

Pamphlet, Family Welfare Association Of America, 1943 May

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Pamphlet, "Local And National Wartime Developments In The Family Welfare Field," Linton B. Swift, Family Welfare Association of America, 122 East 22nd Street, New York, N.Y., 1943 May.

Report, "The Larger Plan For Memphis," Francis H. Mclean And Edgar E. Brooks, 1921

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Report, "The Larger Plan for Memphis," Francis H. McLean and Edgar E. Brooks, 1921. This report was sent to the Social Service Agencies of Memphis from the Social Agencies Endorsement Committee of the Memphis Chamber of Commerce, Memphis, TN. The recommendations and suggestions are numbered 1-44.

Booklet, "Fifty Years Of Service To Memphis, 1893-1943," Family Welfare Agency Of Memphis, 1943

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Booklet, "Fifty Years of Service to Memphis, 1893-1943," published by the Family Welfare Agency of Memphis, Inc., illustrated by Mrs. W. H. Reeves, financed by special gifts, 1943.

Document, Case Records, Family Service Of Memphis, 1958 October 22

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Document discussing the case records of the Family Service of Memphis and how most of them were purged, 1958 October 22.

Document, "Study Of The Work Of The Memphis Associated Charities," Francis H. Mclean, 1925 February

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Document, "Study of the Work of the Memphis Associated Charities," Francis H. McLean, Field Director, American Association for Organizing Family Social Work, 1925 February.

Document, "Survey Of The Associated Charities Of Memphis," F. H. Mclean, 1917 May 15

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Document, "Survey of the Associated Charities of Memphis With Recommendations to the Executive Committee," F. H. McLean, 1917 May 15. The survey is 30 pages in length.

Document, "Highlights From The History Of Family Service Of Memphis," 1943

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Document, "Highlights from the History of Family Service of Memphis," Memphis, TN, 1943. The document is 19 pages in length.

Script, "Well Of The World, A One-Act Play," Joan Vail Thorne, Family Service Association Of America, 1968

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Script for the "Well of the World, A One-Act Play," by Joan Vail Thorne, WPCF Publication No. 19, written and produced for New York State Department of Health Pure Waters Program, by Family Service Association of America, 1968. The Family Service of Memphis performed several plays and utilized theatre as a tool to assist with implementing social change and to address sensitive issues with members of the community.

Newsletter, "The Family," Family Service Of Memphis, 1973 Winter

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Newsletter, "The Family, Keystone of Society in a Changing World," Vol. 7, No. 2, Family Service of Memphis, 1973 Winter. Contains a section discussing "Plays for Living" and how it was expanding to meet community needs. The Family Service of Memphis performed several "Plays for Living" and utilized theatre as a tool to assist with implementing social change and to address sensitive issues with members of the community.

Inoffensively Alice: Gender Politics In The Alice Series, Eirian Gail Wells

The Oswald Review: An International Journal of Undergraduate Research and Criticism in the Discipline of English

No abstract provided.

The Oswald Review Of Undergraduate Research And Criticism In The Discipline Of English: Volume 27, 2025

The Oswald Review: An International Journal of Undergraduate Research and Criticism in the Discipline of English

No abstract provided.

Tenncare Sickle Cell Disease Report 2025, Tennessee. Division Of Tenncare.

TennCare Additional Reports

No abstract provided.

The Impact Of Tenncare, A Survey Of Recipients, 2024, Tennessee. Division Of Tenncare.

TennCare Additional Reports

No abstract provided.

2024 Annual Eqro Technical Report, Tennessee. Division Of Tenncare.

TennCare Additional Reports

No abstract provided.

2024 Quality Assessment And Performance Improvement Strategy Update, Tennessee. Division Of Tenncare.

TennCare Additional Reports

No abstract provided.

Tennessee Strategic Highway Safety Plan 2025-2029 Update, Tennessee. Department Of Transportation.

Strategic Highway Safety Plan

No abstract provided.

Effect Of Non-Complicated Cataract Extraction With Phacoemulsification On Central Macular Thickness (Cmt) And Ganglion Cell Complex (Gcc) In Non-Diabetic Patients At Sohag Teaching Hospital, Mohammed Shikhoun Ahmed, Mariam Kamal

Journal of Medicine in Scientific Research

Background: Cataracts are widely acknowledged as the primary cause of blindness on a global scale. Cataract surgery, particularly phacoemulsification, is the most effective and the only approved intervention for cataracts, regardless of etiology. Phacoemulsification, with its numerous advantages, is the most widely used method for cataract removal. It is important to note that while phacoemulsification is considered a safe and effective procedure, there are potential complications that need to be managed. Methods: This study included one hundred eyes of 93 nondiabetic patients undergoing noncomplicated cataract operation at the ophthalmology department at Sohag Teaching Hospital. A preoperative assessment of the best …

Valuing Nature-Based Solutions: Caye Caulker, Belize (Report No. 11), J. M.S. Delevaux, C. Dario, N. Batista, J. Olaya-Restrepo, D. Mcdougall, M. Vernon, C. Gibson, M. Lee Hing, M. Requena

Strong Coasts Collection

On October 25th 2025, 89 persons, including 78 residents from 11 communities, 11 representatives from 9 organizations, gathered in Placencia for a collaborative workshop aimed at sharing results on co- benefits and values from priority areas for Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) pertaining to mangroves and coral reefs, particularly mapping and valuing mangroves NbS, resident perceptions toward mangroves on private property, and coral reef NbS fisheries supply chains. We also gathered input from the community to identify management options for coral NbS based on criteria previously identified from workshops (such as coral health, tourism and recreational fisheries hotspots, and social-culturally important areas). …

Testing The Waters: Expanding Chapter 9 Bankruptcy To Encourage Treatment Of Chemically Contaminated Drinking Water, Alexandra Zimmer

Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal

Chemical contamination of drinking water supplies has become a significant issue across the globe with serious health and safety impacts. While the true extent of the impact is still being determined, costs associated with remediation efforts to clean up are astonishing. Municipalities, in particular cities, towns, and counties, suffer significant damages both through costs incurred directly for treatment of chemically contaminated drinking water supplies and through lost revenues resulting from municipal residents’ exposure.

This Comment argues Congress should expand municipal access to filing for bankruptcy under chapter 9 of the Bankruptcy Code to encourage local government efforts to clean up …

Party Commitment And Flexibility In Corporate Restructuring, Robert K. Rasmussen

Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal

No abstract provided.

A Breath Of Fresh Air: Reducing Youth Vaping In Tennessee

Miscellaneous Reports

No abstract provided.

Healthcare Providers’ Lived Experiences During Pivotal Change, Lisa Raynelle Shelley

Dissertations

This phenomenological study examined healthcare providers’ lived experiences of psychological safety and administrative leader behaviors that influenced those experiences during pivotal change. While much research addressed psychological safety among frontline healthcare staff, a gap was noticed concerning providers. This study aimed to investigate the impact of psychological safety and administrative support on provider engagement, emotional response, and retention during periods of significant change. Data were collected via a survey containing multiple-choice and open-ended questions, followed by semi-structured interviews. Four findings emerged. First, the providers’ pivotal events generated themes of “workplace power dynamics,” “systemic and organizational change,” “transformational crisis,” and “physical …

A Qualitative Study On The Cultural Adaptation Process Of Adventist Volunteers In Central Asia, Cecilia Nanni

Journal of Adventist Mission Studies

The cultural adaptation process for the volunteers who participated in this study follows, according to their own perceptions, a progressive sequence of five stages: Awe/Confusion, Denial, Observation, Integration, and Habituation. As shown, this process is not without difficulties and negative feelings such as confusion, discouragement, sadness, anger, and rejection, which are inherent to the processes of uprooting and cultural change. However, it is evident how experiences evolve as time passes, culminating in acceptance, learning, comfort, adjustment, and adaptation.

Cognitive Rehabilitation Of Brain Tumor Survivors: A Systematic Review, Rabeet Tariq, Hafiza Fatima Aziz, Shahier Paracha, Nida Zahid, Timothy J. Ainger, Farhan A. Mirza, Syed Ather Enam

Neurology Faculty Publications

Background Cognitive decline is commonly seen in brain tumor (BT) patients and is associated with a worsened prognosis. Cognitive rehabilitation (CR) for cancer-related cognitive dysfunction has been widely studied for non-central nervous system cancers; however, recent emerging research has commenced documenting CR strategies for BT patients and survivors. Our objective was to review the current literature on various CR modalities in patients and BT survivors.

Methods The review was conducted in accordance with the PRISMA guidelines. The studies on CR were searched across 3 databases using a predefined search strategy. After removing duplicates, performing initial and full-text screenings, and applying …