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Use Of A Near Real-Time Dashboard Fosters Communication And Improves Clinical Nursing Performance With Pain Assessment/Reassessment, Shelli Chernesky, Yaribey Lopez, Courtney Willard, Shivani Kovvuri, Cara Santos, Claudia Alvarez, Annette Caravia, Lourdes Talavera, Catherine Zilberberg

2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations

No abstract provided.

Spiritual Coping With A Ceremony Of Hope For Hematopoietic Transplant Patients, Shelli Anne Marie Chernesky, Anna Diaz, Stefano Caccavale, Mirian Soler, Liuvys Zaldivar, Ruben Ramos, Felipe Zuluaga, Jan Roy, Serge Lopes, Sammy Alvero, Richert Manjarres, Natalie Bermudez

2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations

No abstract provided.

Fostering A Sense Of Belonging Through Mentorship Improves Nurse Retention, Mayela Anne Marie Monzon, Cecilia Eslick, Shelli Anne Marie Chernesky, Liuvys Zaldivar, Felipe Zuluaga, Stefano Caccavale, Flor Treminio, Ruben V. Ramos, Diane S. Kramer, Lisa Rothen, Natalie Bermudez Phd, Rn, Ebp-C

2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations

No abstract provided.

Pre-Transfer Fall-Risk Screening For Safer Room Placement And Sitter Use, Grissobelle Reyes-Obando

2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations

No abstract provided.

Bridging The Gap: A High-Acuity Shadowing And Mentorship Experience For Medical-Surgical Nurses, Diane Kramer, Catherina Chang Martinez, Lourdes Castaneda

2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations

No abstract provided.

Pacu Flow Redefined: The Facilitator Effect, Gilyem Casanova, Heather Cosculluela, Javier Villamil

2026 Baptist Health Academic Conference: The Art and Science of Interprofessional Collaborations

No abstract provided.

Reclaiming The Writing Process Using Ai: A Scaffolded Writing Assignment That Promotes Critical Thinking, Reflection, And Accountability, Hannah M. Schapiro, Manuela Tripepi, Julia Blackley

College of Life Sciences Faculty Papers

As the educational landscape changes with the widespread use of generative artificial intelligence (AI), we have made the deliberate choice to adapt with intention through the constructive integration of this tool within the curriculum. Writing assignments are often vulnerable to AI shortcuts, and therefore, we reimagined the project in our online microbiology lab to incorporate AI in a structured and pedagogically sound way that prioritizes both the writing process and the final product. Students must work with AI to create a script for a 5-minute video which they then illustrate and record on the differences between Staphylococcus aureus and methicillin-resistant …

Spartan Daily, April 30, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily, 2026

Volume 166, Issue 40

Montana Kaimin, April 30, 2026, Students Of The University Of Montana, Missoula

Montana Kaimin, 1898-present

Student newspaper of the University of Montana, Missoula.

The Pressure Is On For Pediatric Primary Lymphedema (Ple): Guiding Future Occupational Therapy Clinicians To Address The Unmet Needs And Enhance Care At An Academic Health Center, Ginger A. Kohler

Post-Professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate - Innovations in OT Symposium: Transforming Possibilities into Practice

Objective: Pediatric primary lymphedema (PLE) in adolescents is a rare, chronic condition frequently associated with delayed diagnosis and limited healthcare provider awareness. The purpose of this capstone project was to enhance Entry‑Level Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) Students’ knowledge of the characteristics, management strategies, and available resources for PLE in adolescents, while increasing awareness of the critical role of occupational therapists certified in lymphedema therapy.

Methods: A hybrid educational module consisting of two one‑hour sessions, one asynchronous and one in‑person, was developed and delivered to Residential Entry-Level OTD Students at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). Module content included …

Kenyon Collegian - April 30, 2026

The Kenyon Collegian

No abstract provided.

Subjective Versus Objective Assessment Of Back Pressure In Tracheostomy Care, Sara Penrod, Dory Forgit

Costas T. Lambrew Research Retreat 2026

Background:

• Timely and safe decannulation is best practice following placement.

• Readiness for decannulation is assessed by tolerance for tracheostomy occlusion with a speaking valve and cap.

Cuidarte También Es Trabajar: Hábitos Saludables Para Una Vida Laboral Plena, Lady Carolina Díaz Jurado, Francisco Javier Laguna Polanía

Ciencias de la Salud

El sedentarismo se ha convertido en un problema recurrente en la salud, especialmente en el ámbito laboral donde predomina la ausencia de actividad física prolongada. Diversos estudios indican que pasar mucho tiempo sentado aumenta notablemente las probabilidades de desarrollar enfermedades cardíacas, metabólicas y del sistema musculoesquelético. Ante esta problemática, surge esta publicación a modo de guía práctica y educativa sobre cómo implementar, de forma segura y progresiva, rutinas de HIIT y MISS, basada en el macroproyecto de investigación “Entrenamiento HIIT vs MISS, una mirada desde la salud ocupacional y los efectos cardiovasculares dirigido al personal administrativo de la Universidad de …

Applying Lean Six Sigma To Optimize Pediatric Liver Transplant Workflows: An Investigational Quality Improvement Initiative And Process Improvement Framework, Sarah E. Auletta

Online/Hybrid MPH Integrative Learning Experience (capstone projects)

For children with end-stage liver disease, liver transplantation is the only cure. While organ scarcity is a national challenge, internal pre-listing processes remain within an institution's control. This quality improvement initiative applied Lean Six Sigma and mixed-methods process mapping to the pediatric deceased donor liver transplant pathway at Boston Children's Hospital. By integrating five years of electronic health record data with multidisciplinary interviews, the project developed a comprehensive process map and performance dashboard.

The study revealed a median of 65 days elapsed between referral and waitlist activation—a timeline entirely within internal operational control. This delay was concentrated in two specific …

Student Film Fest 2026 Playbill, Providence College Department Of Theatre, Dance, & Film

Playbill and Promotions

Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film

John Bowab Studio Theatre, Smith Center for the Arts

Student Film Fest 2026

April 30, 2026, 7PM

Festival Director, Ben Sweeney

Department Chair, Megan Chang

Production Manager, Anne Harrigan

Technical Director, Trevor Elliott

Assistant Technical Director, Gabriel Luxton

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS:

Rev. Kenneth Gumbert, O.P.

COMPETING FILMS

Luca DeLucia ‘28, Check, 11:29

Anthony Maldonado ‘27, The Allegory of the Cave, 9:35

Margaret Doyle ‘26, End of Beginning, 8:43

Ryan James Tobin ‘26, When One Door Closes, 9:46

Rowan Locascio - McLaughlin ‘26, The Limit, 13:27

Isabella Feher ‘26, Fearless …

Student Film Fest 2026 Poster, Providence College Department Of Theatre, Dance, & Film

Playbill and Promotions

Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film

John Bowab Studio Theatre, Smith Center for the Arts

Student Film Fest 2026

April 30, 2026, 7PM

Allergy/Immunology Care Among Pediatric Patients With Food And Drug Allergy, Liana Osgood, Anya K. Cutler, James C. Bohnhoff

Costas T. Lambrew Research Retreat 2026

Specialty care was low overall for food and drug allergy patients: Food allergy: 48.2% children seeing an allergist/immunologist within one year of recorded diagnosis.

Addressing Diaper Need In Southern Maine: A Qualitative Study, Annie Batten Md, Amy Buczkowski

Costas T. Lambrew Research Retreat 2026

Overview

• Diaper insecurity (DI) is a prevalent and underrecognized need for patients

• Few studies have explored the systems that address DI

• Our study seeks to explore the landscape of DI mitigation in Southern Maine to identify opportunities for improved diaper access

The Role Of C-Reactive Protein In Cystectomy: Forecasting Future Complications, Emilie Platteter Bs

Costas T. Lambrew Research Retreat 2026

No abstract provided.

A Two-Stage, Stakeholder-Integrated Model For Developing And Piloting Summative Osce Cases, Sara Nelson Md, Mhpe, Laura K. Snydman, Christine Mallar, Mike Shepherd Bs, Chse, Michael Carver-Simmons, Laura Baecher-Lind

Costas T. Lambrew Research Retreat 2026

Goal: To design an efficient, reproducible, and evidence-informed process to develop summative EOB OSCE cases for Internal Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Psychiatry clerkships.

Expanding The Multivocal Video-Cued Ethnographic Method To Sow Seeds Of Conscientization In Teacher Attitudes And Practice, Kiyomi Sánchez-Suzuki Colegrove, Molly Ellen Mcmanus, Christian E. Zúñiga

Bilingual and Literacy Studies Faculty Publications

The purpose of this article is to present a methodological extension to video-cued ethnography, a qualitative approach that combines ethnography with a stimulus video to conduct focus groups, and share methodological insights drawn from our experience. In this extension, we center the knowledge of Latine immigrant parents and create dialogic opportunities between parents and teachers. We illustrate how the extension works by presenting a study that explores if and how this dialogical experience shapes bilingual/ESL teachers’ ideas and attitudes towards parents as educational partners. We share data samples that demonstrate an emerging process of conscientization through markers of humanization, such …

Three Hundred Years In New Mexico’S La Cienega Valley: An Archaeology Of Hispano Occupation From The 17th Through 19th Centuries, Heather Trigg

Anthropology Faculty Publication Series

Beginning in the late 16th century, Hispanic settlers colonized New Mexico’s upper Rio Grande Valley, establishing farms and the village of Santa Fe amid Pueblo peoples. Colonists demanded tribute and labor from the Pueblos, enslaving some and suppressing religions. Less than a century later, Pueblo and Plains peoples rebelled and forced the settlers from the region. Twelve years after the Revolt, settlers returned, but they could not legally collect tribute or force labor. This project explores the changes in labor and land allocation between the Pre-Revolt and Post-Revolt periods.

Three Hundred Years In New Mexico's La Cienega Valley: An Archaeology Of Hispano Occupation From The 17th Through 19th Centuries, Heather Trigg

Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archaeological Research Publications

Beginning in the late 16th century, Hispanic settlers colonized New Mexico’s upper Rio Grande Valley, establishing farms and the village of Santa Fe amid Pueblo peoples. Colonists demanded tribute and labor from the Pueblos, enslaving some and suppressing religions. Less than a century later, Pueblo and Plains peoples rebelled and forced the settlers from the region. Twelve years after the Revolt, settlers returned, but they could not legally collect tribute or force labor. This project explores the changes in labor and land allocation between the Pre-Revolt and Post-Revolt periods.

Utilizing Ceramic Attributes To Explore Local Consumption Practices And Relationship Building At An Eighteenth- To Nineteenth- Century Hispanic Rancho In New Mexico, Tara Noel

Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archaeological Research Publications

This poster examines ceramic assemblages from El Rancho de las Golondrinas (LA 127375), an eighteenth- to nineteenth-century Hispanic rancho in New Mexico, to investigate daily consumption practices, regional exchange networks, and identity formation. Ceramic attributes, vessel forms, and temper characteristics were analyzed to identify communities of practice and distinguish locally produced wares from imported goods. Results demonstrate a strong reliance on locally produced Indigenous ceramics, particularly from Tewa and Pecos traditions, highlighting sustained interethnic relationships and exchange networks within the Rio Grande Valley. Imported ceramics, including majolica and refined earthenwares, illustrate the growing influence of broader colonial market systems connected …

Zooarchaeological Analysis Of A Spanish Late Colonial And Territorial Periods Site In Northern Rio Grande, New Mexico, Sara Jaramillo

Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archaeological Research Publications

This poster examines faunal remains from El Rancho de las Golondrinas (LA 127375) to investigate animal production, consumption, and labor practices in northern New Mexico during the Late Colonial and Territorial periods. By applying standard zooarchaeological methods and comparing the assemblage to an earlier Spanish Colonial site (LA 20,000), the study explores changes and continuities in regional ranching economies under shifting political and economic conditions. Results indicate that sheep/goats (Ovis/Capra) and cattle (Bos taurus) remained the dominant domesticated animals, demonstrating the long-term importance of pastoralism in New Mexico. Variations in the relative abundance of livestock through time may reflect changes …

The Role Of La 20,000 In Spanish Colonial Mining, Mineral Circulation, And Nascent Communities Of Practice, Danielle M. Huerta

Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archaeological Research Publications

Site LA 20,000 was likely among the largest ranching enterprises established along the Camino Real during the 17th century. Located 20 miles southwest of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and strategically positioned 5.2 miles from San Marcos Pueblo, one of the largest producers of Rio Grande Glaze Ware pottery, and 1.3 miles from the Cerrillos Hills, where there were known turquoise and galena lead mines.  The data presented suggest that LA 20,000 may have been a multiethnic locus of production where access to shared materials did not translate into uniform technological practice. Instead, the assemblage reflects the emergence of nascent and …

Knowledge Gaps In High-Energy Sacral Fracture Treatment And Management, Ashraf N. El Naga, Marko H. Neva, Ahmed Abdelazim Hassan, Gregory D. Schroeder, Mohammad El-Sharkawi, Sebastian F. Bigdon, Andrei F. Joaquim, Klaus Schnake, Richard Bransford, Emre Yilmaz

Rothman Institute Papers

High-energy sacral fractures (HESF) are often challenging injuries due to the location of the sacrum at the junction of the spine and pelvis, the complex biomechanics of the pelvic ring and the wide spectrum of injury patterns, which make treatment standardization challenging. Despite advances in classification systems - particularly the AOSpine Sacral Injury Classification - significant gaps remain in understanding optimal management. To review and discuss the management and identify knowledge gaps related to HESF. A narrative review of the literature was conducted, focusing on five domains: 1. Relative instability and biomechanics affected in different injury patterns; 2. The significance …

Cable Fault Identification And Precise Location Method Based On Ssa-Bp And Iceemdan-Nteo Algorithms, Fating Yuan, Haoyue Li, Huqiang Li, Yi Yang, Shengkai Jian, Yuqing Jiang, Bo Tang

Journal of Electric Power Science and Technology

Existing power cable traveling wave ranging methods rely on the accurate identification of the initial traveling wave and suffer from the problem of inaccurate fault location. Based on the electromagnetic transient simulation software ATP-EMTP, this paper establishes a 10 kV power cable transmission line model and proposes a double-ended traveling wave location method based on back propagation (BP) neural network optimized by the sparrow search algorithm (SSA) and novel Teager energy operator (NTEO). Firstly, the power cable transmission line model is established, the fault current waveforms under different working conditions are studied, and the SSA-BP algorithm is utilized to identify …

Identification Of Winding Deformation And Inter-Turn Short Circuit Faults In Dry-Type Transformers Based On A Combined Vibration/Ultrasound Method, Shenjiong Yao, Jialu O Chai, Yingjing Chen, Yiyang Zhou, Lingxuan Zhang, Zhousheng Zhang

Journal of Electric Power Science and Technology

The insulation structure of dry-type transformers differs from that of oil-immersed transformers, and their oil-free nature makes it impossible to diagnose and forewarn inter-turn insulation faults in real time via chromatographic analysis of gas in oil. To solve this problem, a method based on a combined vibration/ultrasound method is proposed to identify winding deformation and inter-turn short circuit faults in dry-type transformers. First, the ultrasonic and vibration signals generated during winding deformation and inter-turn short circuits in dry-type transformers are collected, and the time-frequency features of the ultrasonic and vibration signals are extracted, including kurtosis, variance, mean, centroid frequency, root …

Spectator 2026-04-30, Editors Of The Spectator

The Spectator

No abstract provided.