The Knowledge Network, 1996, V5 N1, Winter, Advocate Health - Midwest

Historical Documents - Combined

Aurora Health Care, Milwaukee, WI: Issue of "The Knowledge Network: Newsletter of the Aurora Health Care Libraries". Internal publication created by staff working in the libraries at St. Luke's Medical Center, St. Luke's South Shore, and the East and West campuses of Sinai Samaritan Medical Center. Includes information on library policies, services, and new acquisitions.

The Knowledge Network, 1996, V5 N2, Spring, Advocate Health - Midwest

Historical Documents - Combined

Aurora Health Care, Milwaukee, WI: Issue of "The Knowledge Network: Newsletter of the Aurora Health Care Libraries". Internal publication created by staff working in the libraries at St. Luke's Medical Center, St. Luke's South Shore, and the East and West campuses of Sinai Samaritan Medical Center. Includes information on library policies, services, and new acquisitions.

The Knowledge Network, 1996, V5 N3, Fall, Advocate Health - Midwest

Historical Documents - Combined

Aurora Health Care, Milwaukee, WI: Issue of "The Knowledge Network: Newsletter of the Aurora Health Care Libraries". Internal publication created by staff working in the libraries at St. Luke's Medical Center, St. Luke's South Shore, and the East and West campuses of Sinai Samaritan Medical Center. Includes information on library policies, services, and new acquisitions.

This is the last issue the library currently has available.

Organizational Response To Social Worker's Well-Being During The Covid-19 Pandemic, Jaylee Cox

Student Research Symposium

This class research project focuses on examining job satisfaction, burnout, and commitment among practicing social workers in North Carolina.

Global Overconsumption And Its Effects On Climate Change, Alex Friedley, Caitlyn Conlee, Jason Rhinehart

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

Global overconsumption is an issue that is affecting the masses and without change, there will be dire consequences for the environment and for future generations to come. This problem stems from the production of daily consumed resources such as food, clothing, and e-waste that are pumped out at drastic rates from different companies worldwide causing the increase in CO2 emission which results in global warming. These sources of waste end up in areas where it can be detrimental to human health. Countries like Denmark have a system in place to address this problem (The Climate Act). The Climate Act was …

Lost Voices: Examining Child Trafficking Across The United States And Haiti, Christi Boswood, Allison Arjes, Joryn Hanson, Kayla Mol, Josie Moreland, Allison Stewart

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

It is estimated that 1.2 million children are trafficked each year, and two children are sold every minute. These children are exposed to some of the world’s most adverse experiences. Reports show that trafficking is the second most lucrative crime in the world. This study will examine the connection between trafficking across the United States and Haiti by exploring the types of child trafficking, why it occurs, and how traffickers can control and move children across borders. It is imperative that more people understand its global and local implications on children and find ways to mitigate the practice.

Child Marriage And Child Solider Policies In Democratic Republic Of Congo And Niger, Mawlia Meh, Lexie Hauber, Morgan Kline, Ramiyah Boyed

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

• Every year 650 millions women are being forced into marriage before the age of 18.
• In countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo and Niger young girls around the age of 15 and younger are forced into marriage and young boys at the age of 5 are often forced and kidnapped to become soldiers.
• In 2005 and 2022, more than 105,000 children were recruited and used by parties to conflict.
• These problems are happening due to the lack of resources faced in these countries.
• Can lead to many health effects including depression, sexually transmitted infections, cervical cancer, malaria, obstetric fistulas, …

The Importance Of Mental Health In Sudan, Tatum Gehrke, Ella Reimers, Alayna Asby, Aminah Igram, Klarence Baker

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

The main focus point of this study is to examine the mental health of young adults in Sudan, taking into account the effects of conflict, displacement, and varying cultural beliefs on mental health. Untreated mental health affects not only the individual's quality of life but also the future generations, leading to generational trauma. The study aims to enhance awareness about the significance of mental health in a country experiencing conflict and facilitate access to support resources for those seeking help. This study will influence policy and practice by striving to advocate for culturally sensitive approaches to mental health support and …

Global Poverty: Comparing The United States And Haiti, Jesika Basurto, Josephine Bergmeier, Destinee Mincks, Kari Wilson, Tanner Korynta

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

About 700 million people live on less than $2.15 a day worldwide. Looking at how poverty affects many people will help shed light on how to lessen that number. This project is used to review the effects of poverty by looking at the differences between third and first-world countries. This project will be using Haiti and the United States as a general baseline for these comparisons. This project will observe the effects global poverty has on education, political, and healthcare systems while analyzing the different methods that are being taken to combat poverty on a global scale. Poverty is a …

Breaking The Patterns Of Homelessness, Jaylynn Easterly, Yaqueline Trinidad, Mya Snitker, Araely Hanson

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

Homelessness is a global issue that affects people living in all kinds of different environments. The impacts of homelessness are relatively similar when it comes to developed and undeveloped countries. The uncertainty and stress of homelessness can lead to mental health problems including depression, anxiety and many others. When it comes to physical health, not having a stable living environment can make it more difficult to have access to basic needs such as clean water, safe shelter and nutritious foods. The lack of basic necessities often leads to malnutrition, exposure to harmful weather conditions and a higher sensitivity to diseases …

A Comparative Analysis Of Drug Use Policies: A Global Guide To Prevention And Treatment, Elliot Throndson, Lauren Hawker, Patience Kies, Logan Green

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

In recent years, drug usage has increased on a global scale, and with this has come an array of responses from various countries suffering the effects. This study will compare and contrast the approaches of Norway, The Philippines, and the United States. The Norwegian approach focuses on harm reduction, preventative measures, and accessible treatment. The Philippines declared an all-out war on drugs, creating human rights violations and a lethal environment for those suffering from addiction. The United States varies by state in their responses, with many aiming to dismantle harmful federal policy from the 1970s “War On Drugs.” Through these …

Intentional Rest In A Musician’S Routine: A Key To Preventing Burnout And Promoting Healthy Performance, Emma Thackeray

Student Research Symposium

The Project

• Identify the trends of burnout in musicians
• Understand the role of rest in a musician’s routine
• Determine helpful habits and activities that contribute to improved performance and prevent burnout

Exploring Student Ageism Perceptions Using Life Review: An Educational Intervention, Rene Wren

Journal of Innovation in Health Sciences Education

Exploring Student Ageism Perceptions Using Life Review: An Educational Intervention

Abstract

Background: Addressing student ageism is essential for promoting desires to work with older adults, but little is known about how life review intervention, used as an educational tool in OT programs, can affect ageism. This study aimed to explore the effect of life review on OT students’ ageism perceptions and desires to work with older adults.

Design: A qualitative focus group research approach was performed.

Method: Thirty entry-level occupational therapy students from a Texas university were used as a convenient sample. After participating in a 4-hour workshop, students conducted …

Impact Of High School Climate And Bullying On Depression And Anxiety In Emerging Adulthood, Tyler Larson

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

• Depression and anxiety are the most common mental disorders in adolescence and emerging adulthood (National Institute of Mental Health [NIMH], 2023; NIMH, n.d.)
• Previous studies have found that high school climate is correlated with poor mental health outcomes (Gunnarsdóttir et al., 2021; Gage et al., 2016)
• School climate is multidimensional. Previous research has identified peer and teacher relationships, school safety, and respect for individual differences as important aspects of high school climate (Gage et al., 2016)
• Bullying is a well-established risk factor for mental illness during adolescence (Jadambaa et al., 2020)
• A recent meta-analysis found that bullying is responsible for …

Government Spying And Abuse Of Power Against Minority Groups, Addyson Kaune

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

During the Cold War, the United States government was absorbed in paranoia. Communism was an active threat to the United States’ democratic values. It used illegal counterintelligence measures to monitor groups deemed a threat to capitalism and political stability. These excessive security efforts aimed to survey various organized fringe groups such as the Communist Party of the United States and the Ku Klux Klan but most specifically targeted and adversely impacted the black community and even led to attacks on prominent members of groups such as the Black Panther Party. The United States government has not publicly acknowledged the injustices …

The Effects Of Virtual Reality Exercise On Cognitive Performance And Brain Activation In An Overweight/Obese Population, Greta Ness, Darci Wiseman, Emma Kelsey, Grayce Bjugan

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

No abstract provided.

The Use Of Communal Resources And Its Effect On Wellness, Cassandra Ralston

INSPIRE Student Research and Engagement Conference

The point of the study is to see a possible relationship between the use of communal resources and wellness. The research question was how do communal resources relate to wellness? The hypothesis was the more one uses communal resources the higher their wellness will be. The sample was college students at the University of Northern Iowa (n=71). The results showed that the hypothesis was not supported. Other information regarding the knowledge of communal resources and their use of them showed that when people are advertised to about communal resources they are more likely to use them; more so than if …

Dynamic Credit Limit Adjustemnt System, Palakh Shangle Visa

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to a Dynamic Credit Limit Adjustment System which is an innovative financial technology solution designed to transform the way credit limits are managed by financial institutions. Utilizing advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms, this system dynamically adjusts an individual's credit limit in real-time based on a comprehensive analysis of their financial data. This system integrates various financial indicators such as income changes, spending patterns, payment history, and current economic trends to provide a more accurate and responsive credit limit. By doing so, it addresses the limitations of traditional credit limit assignment methods, which are …

Recognizing “Excel”Ence Through Professional Development Within Ambulatory Nursing, Dina Kebbekus, Brenda Carlevato

Nursing

Our Professional Development Program, ExCEL (Excellence in Career Engagement and Learning) was designed with an inpatient focus. Environmental scanning data validated lack of RN buy-in secondary to inpatient based activities, technical challenges, and ambulatory RN lack of awareness. The program redesign goal was to increase ambulatory RN participation by 10% within 1 year. Collaboration from key stakeholders was imperative to achieve increased ambulatory RN engagement. Focus groups including RNs, leaders, and NPDs assessed and addressed program gaps. Activities were refined to be more inclusive of ambulatory RNs, emphasizing achievable activity opportunities involving evidence-based practice, quality improvement, competency validation, professional development, …

Effect Of Weekly And Triweekly Application Of Growth Hormone Gibberellin On Dwarf Millet Plants, Holly Harding, Kendall Klewer, Delanee Miller, Therie Moore, Clara Gallapoo

2024 Student Academic Showcase

Plant biology students teamed up with statistics students to examine the effects of the plant growth hormone gibberellin on mutant millet plants. Dwarf mutant millets exhibit stunted growth either because they do not produce gibberellin on their own, or because they lack the mechanisms to effectively use gibberellin. By growing some of these mutants in the greenhouse, applying a gibberellin solution to them, and observing their growth response, we can identify which kind of mutant the plant is. We are also examining the importance of frequency of gibberellin application, with some plants receiving one application of gibberellin per week, and …

Tracing The Path: Exploring The Drivers Behind Venezuelan Migration Waves, Sofia Hernandez Otero

2024 Student Academic Showcase

This research project investigates why Venezuela, once a wealthy nation, has experienced one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, causing many people to leave in large numbers. By examining the reasons behind these waves of emigration and the specific characteristics or backgrounds of the people leaving, we aim to understand the factors driving this mass exodus. Through studying the demographics of each wave, including factors like age, socioeconomic status, and education level, we seek to gain insights into the diverse experiences of Venezuelan migrants. By shedding light on these aspects, the research aims to provide a clearer understanding of the …

Mechanisms Of Genetic Dwarfism In Dwarf Millet Genotypes, Holly Willett, Savannah Jones, Rashmi Aryal, Therese West, Maddelyne Wright

2024 Student Academic Showcase

The goal of this project was to study and determine the different forms of genetic dwarfism in millet plants. This was done by creating three different types of millet samples using two different forms of mutant seeds and also normal seeds. 6 plants of each of the three varieties were sectioned into separate pots, and then given different treatment levels of gibberellin. Two plants in each group were given no gibberellin, two were given gibberellin once a week and two were given gibberellin daily Monday-Friday. The height of each plant was then recorded once a week throughout the trial period. …

Enhancing Concussion Education And Documentation Within Belmont University’S Athletic Department, Jenna M. Ogle

OTD Capstone Projects

This doctoral capstone project was completed through a partnership with Belmont University’s Sports Medicine Department. The primary purpose of this project was to identify the department’s current needs and to develop deliverables to enhance and facilitate the concussion education and documents provided to Belmont Athletics stakeholders (including student athletes, university educators, coaching staff, and other members of administration). The process included collaboration with university athletic trainers and student-athletes to ensure usability and creation of relevant products. These resources include informational handouts designed for both student-athletes and educators, an on-field concussion assessment and protocol, concussion education resources with increased opportunities for …

Artistic Identities In Japan And The United States In The 19th-20th Centuries, Mutsumi Yuki

2024 Student Academic Showcase

This project explores artistic identities in Japan and the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries. The main foci of this study are motifs and methodologies seen in paintings. In the 1800s, both countries transitioned to open their gates to the world, which greatly influenced their respective artistic cultures. Around this time, Japan continued to preserve its traditional techniques while actively adopting and trading styles and artifacts internationally. Meanwhile, in the United States, American realism and landscape paintings were established and advanced by paying homage to the natural environment of the country. My comparative study aims to deepen our …

Channeling Social Media, Megan Suszek

Nursing

No abstract provided.

The Pivot To Online Learning: A Case Study Of Efl Student Teachers’ Learning Experiences And Perceptions In China, Jingxin Cheng

Dissertations

Teaching and learning online was extensively adopted in English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher education program, as well in education of all levels in China with the advancement of the internet, multimedia information processing, cloud computing, and other information technologies since 1994. However, online education has remained more of a supplement to classroom education, and large-scale normal online education lacks cases and research in China. The COVID-19 pandemic caused profound change in higher education, with closures of campuses globally and migration of learning and teaching practices to online formats. The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted traditional teaching and learning activities, meanwhile, …

Empowering Clients And Care Partners Living With Parkinson’S Disease Through Evaluating And Addressing Gaps In Client And Care Partner Education, Victoria E. Vik

OTD Capstone Projects

This doctoral capstone project was completed through a partnership with My LiveABILITY, LLC in College Grove, TN. My LiveABILITY is a mobile outpatient clinic that services Parkinson’s patients and their caregivers within the Williamson County area. They specifically provide in-home occupational therapy to address cognition, balance, gait, mobility, posture, strength, coordination, stamina, pain, and mental health, in-depth planning for aging in place, LSVT BIG for Parkinson’s patients, and they provide caregiver and care partner training, education, and support. The goals of this project were accomplished in two main parts. Part 1 consisted of conducting researching to gain the lived experience …

Pilot Project: Plant Hormones And Soil Bacterial Populations In Plant Growth Enhancement, Ada Sardana Sambola

2024 Student Academic Showcase

The way microorganisms affect plant health, through the contribution of nitrogen or phosphorus fixation by bacteria to the growing plants, has been thoroughly studied. Commonly referred to as Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria (PGPBs), these organisms play a key role in enhancing plant growth by assisting in the production of indole acetic acid (IAA), facilitating the uptake of nutrients via mechanisms like phosphorus solubilization, and producing inhibitory substances that protect plants from pathogens. However, the reverse of this phenomenon has not been studied as deeply. This study will focus on how the addition of plant hormones, more specifically, gibberellins, affects the …

Gibberellic Acid Influence On Mutant Millets: An Exploration Of Effects, Fokam Felix Thierry Foading, Kennedy Femmer, Blake Reiger, Matthew Turray

2024 Student Academic Showcase

Setaria viridis, commonly known as green foxtail millets, exhibits diverse physical traits, including instances of dwarfism. Our study investigated the effect of gibberellic acid on millets, focusing on growth responses in normal and mutant plants, including dwarf variants. Gibberellic acid plays a vital role in stem elongation, and its deficiency may lead to hindered growth. We conducted experiments applying a gibberellic acid concentration of 0.5g/L to determine its impact on plant height. Two mutant types, Setaria Viridis 11970 Mutant 4 and Setaria viridis 03054 Mutant 6, were studied alongside the normal millet type Setaria Viridis A10.1 wild type. Results showed …

Disparities In Access To A Regular Primary Care Physician Among First-Generation Migrants With Early Psychosis In Ontario, Canada., Crystal Valdez, Rebecca Rodrigues, Jennifer Reid, Kelly K Anderson

Department of Medicine Publications

Disparities in primary care utilization among migrants with early psychosis may be related to lack of access to a regular primary care physician. This study aimed to investigate access to a regular primary care physician among first-generation migrants with early psychosis. People aged 14-35 years with first onset non-affective psychotic disorder in Ontario, Canada were identified in health administrative data (N = 39,440). Access to a regular primary care physician through enrollment in the year prior to diagnosis was compared between first-generation migrants (categorized by country of birth) and the general population using modified Poisson regression. Most migrant groups had …