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Reducing Fall‑Related Injuries Through Implementation Of Fall Mats In An Acute Care Hospital, Christy V. Stevens

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

The Impact Of Journaling On Nurse’S Well-Being, Jennifer Michalski, Jennifer Dejans

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Outcome Of Targeted Cam-Icu Education On Staff Nurse Cam-Icu Assessments, Alexander Nastasa, Rachel Eklund, Laura Cook

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

No Pressure, Just Prevention: A Proactive Approach To Skin Integrity, Dontrail Martin, Rachel Eklund, Laura Cook

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Driving Success: A Roadmap For Preceptor Development, Dahlia Gardin, Amy Bertucci, Rachel Eklund

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Ultrasound Ivs: A Nurse-Led Solution To Fewer Infections, Tracy Bridgen, Michelle Turmell, Rachel Eklund

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Speak Up For Wake Up: Increasing Compliance With The A-F Bundle, Vanessa Quenneville, Rachel Eklund, Laura Cook

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Evaluating The Impact Of In Situ Simulations On Healthcare Team Workload And Sepsis Care Performance In The Intensive Care Unit, Suzanne Schlacht, Madison Osentoski

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Core Services Of Public Health Sciences (Informational Poster), Ryan Schultz, Xuan Ma

2026 Nursing Research Conference

No abstract provided.

Volume 109, Number 3 (2026)

Judicature

No abstract provided.

The Bridge Newsletter Summer 2026, Missouri University Of Science And Technology

The Bridge Newsletter

Features:

• Networking Nights

• McEvilly named president of S&T's Board of Trustees

• Forsee joins Kummer Foundation Board

• Lamitola named Outstanding Engineer in Government

Collaborating For Community Impact: Smart Parks, Natasha Rascon

2026 Spring Reports (Terre Haute)

Through collaborations with the City of Terre Haute, specifically the City Parks and Recreation, the following community issue was identified: Resiliency Education (RE-1) Smart parks - Sign designs, Web page design, a community survey to determine park attendance, ideas for ways to track park attendance, recommendations for improvements in high-risk parks, Finding and/or helping with grant applications. To address the identified community issue, students enrolled in Comm361 Small Group Communication partnered with the City of Terre Haute to promote three events: The ribbon cutting and block party for the Herz-Rose Community Center and Park, The Deming Park Easter Egg Hunt, …

Comparable Endogenous Immune Reconstitution, Car-T Expansion, And Cytokine Profiles With Bendamustine Versus Fludarabine/Cyclophosphamide Lymphodepletion, Matthew Schwede

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Silent Bones, Visible Changes: Increasing Osteoporosis Screening At Swedish Fmr, Alissa Kummer, Devin Beecher, Tara Ahmadi, Amanda Maxwell

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Quality Improvement: Referral Algorithm For Team-Based Care Of Blood Pressure Control, Hai-Yen Tang, Elise Gibson

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Beyond Ce Credit: A Retrospective Analysis Of Cme And Cpe Impact In A Health System, Diem Pham, Michelle Eng, Brandon Wu

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Nurses' Perspectives On Caring For Critically Ill Children During A Measles Outbreak: A Case Report, Nicole Roehrig

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Impact Of Gum Chewing On Postoperative Ileus Following Open Heart Surgery At Swedish Cherry Hill, Jacinta Smith

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Design For Belonging: Environmental Factors Shaping Safety, Trust, And Engagement, Lauren Cole, Rebecca Hawkins

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

Innovating Cauti Prevention: The Cauti Café And Multidisciplinary Catheter Stewardship At The Bedside, Erik Enquist, Jennifer Neal, Naz Akhavan, Harnishad Binner

All Podium Presentations

No abstract provided.

June 2026, Swosu Rural Health Center

RURAL ROCKS

Rural Rocks

Second Generation Antipsychotics in the Treatment of Depression

Dr. Debra L. Stevens, Pharm.D., BCPP 

Major depressive disorder (MDD), also known as depression, affects 1 in 5 individuals in their lifetime.¹ Worldwide approximately 246 to 286 million individuals are afflicted with MDD.² MDD may cause significant morbidity and disability. The World Health Organization estimates that MDD will be one of the leading causes of disease burden by 2030.²

A significant number of patients diagnosed with MDD do not respond adequately despite appropriate treatment with antidepressants.² Treatment resistance may occur in up to one-third of patients …

Utah Growing Water Smart: The Water-Land Use Integration Guidebook For Central Utah, Kelly Kopp, Joanna Endter-Wada

Utah Growing Water Smart

The Utah Growing Water Smart workshop brings together key staff and water and land use planning decision makers to help communities build a more resilient and sustainable water future. The workshop uses a range of public engagement, planning, communication, and policy implementation tools to help community teams realize their water efficiency, smart growth, watershed health, and water resiliency goals.

An Obligatory Role For Agrp Neurons In Maintaining Body Temperature During Time-Restricted Feeding, Cunjin Su, Jing Cai, Yuanzhong Xu, Benjamin R Arenkiel, Qingchun Tong

The Brown Foundation: Institute of Molecular Medicine

Homeotherms maintain a steady body temperature through thermoregulation, a process critical for survival during fasting, in which the brain has to defend energy-costly body temperature while reducing energy expenditure to conserve energy reserve; however, the neural basis for defending body temperature remains unclear. Here, we demonstrated that AgRP neuron lesion led to lethality during time-restricted feeding on chow but not on HFD, and caused no obvious impact on HFD-induced obesity or obesity-reducing responses to glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonism. The lesion disrupted adaptive feeding behaviors during time-restricted feeding and reduced motivational feeding on chow. Notably, the lethality was caused by hypothermia …

Front Matter

Language Arts Journal of Michigan

No abstract provided.

Lidar At Poly Canyon, An Binh Chuong

Architectural Engineering

Poly Canyon serves as a living laboratory that reflects Cal Poly’s “Learn by Doing” philosophy through a collection of student-designed and student-constructed structures. Among these is Fratessa Tower, a reinforced concrete observation tower distinguished by its tripod support system, cable-suspended observation deck, and steel spiral staircase. The tower’s unconventional geometry and exposed structural system present unique challenges for documentation, making it well suited for evaluating modern reality-capture and modeling techniques.

This project focused on creating an accurate as-built Building Information Model (BIM) of Fratessa Tower using LiDAR-based scanning, field verification, and Autodesk Revit. Point cloud data were processed to reconstruct …

Reinforced Concrete Design Fundamentals, Belen Stephanie Martinez Espinoza, Estevan Jacob Perez

Architectural Engineering

Hispanic workers make up a large and growing portion of the construction workforce in the United States; particularly in California, the percentage of construction workers who are Hispanic is estimated to be about 55% as of 2021 (Elkins). Many of these workers are Spanish-speaking, yet there is still a gap between technical engineering design and what is understood and applied in the field. One major reason for this gap is the lack of clear bilingual resources. To bridge the gap, a 48-page bilingual booklet titled Reinforced Concrete Design Fundamentals (Fundamentos del Diseño de Concreto Reforzado in Spanish) was created. This …

Building With Mass Timber. A Comparative Analysis Of Mass Timber Production In The United States And Europe, Polina Slaboff

Architectural Engineering

The construction and building industries are some of the largest contributors to global carbon emissions accounting almost 42% of global emissions according to Architecture 2030 (2026), prompting increased interest in sustainable building materials such as mass timber. This paper investigates mass timber production in the United States and Europe through a comparative analysis of supply chain, vertical integration, manufacturing processes, machinery, and policy differences. Despite the United States’ abundant forest resources and a growing market demand, American mass timber production continues to lag behind Europe due to limited mill operation, limited vertical integration and demand in commodity lumber, production processes, …

Stem Workshops For Pre-K Students, Sofia Berg, Ashlyn Swoboda

Architectural Engineering

This project involved the development and implementation of a four-part structural engineering workshop series for preschool-aged children at the Orfalea Children’s Center at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. The workshops were designed to introduce fundamental structural engineering concepts through age-appropriate discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on activities focused on engineering careers, structural shapes, skyscrapers, and bridges. The lessons emphasized concepts such as stability, bracing, structural loading, seismic behavior, and iterative design while encouraging collaboration, creativity, and problem solving.

Throughout the workshop series, students actively participated in discussions, demonstrated enthusiasm for engineering activities, and were able to recall concepts introduced in …

Thousand Hills Pet Resort Deck Design, Kenzie Brown

Architectural Engineering

On-site residential units at Thousand Hills Pet Resort currently lack ADA-compliant access, as entry is limited to small, elevated doorways that are only reachable by stairs. A deck connecting the units and providing accessible ingress and egress was designed for this senior project.

In addition to the ADA requirements, the property is expected to undergo significant redevelopment in the coming years. As a result, the deck design must not only meet accessibility needs but also be adaptable and reusable. The final design is a modular deck structure utilizing a hybrid foundation system that facilitates future relocation of the deck. The …

Modular House Design Study, Jordan J. P. Smith

Architectural Engineering

The Modular House is a student designed and constructed structure in Poly Canyon. For decades it served as a home for the Canyon’s caretakers who maintained the structures, looked over the Canyon, and helped construct student projects. After being abandoned for a variety of reasons, the structure now currently stands as an open-air pavilion.

This project studies The Modular House as a unique and storied site and proposes a theoretical retrofit to make the structure habitable again. Historical documents, past senior projects, images, and firsthand accounts were reviewed to understand the site’s history and how it changed over time. In …