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Inter-Disciplinary Team Work With Substance Use And Recovery, Sandra Wagner, Meghan Mosser, Marc Sweeney, Val Czyzewksi, Cynthia Yu Apr 2020

Inter-Disciplinary Team Work With Substance Use And Recovery, Sandra Wagner, Meghan Mosser, Marc Sweeney, Val Czyzewksi, Cynthia Yu

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Purpose. Homeless women who struggle with substance use disorder have a difficult time finding inpatient treatment. Her Story provides these women with housing, support and health care until they are connected to inpatient rehabilitation. Upon graduating from inpatient rehabilitation, continuity of care and support are lacking. The collaborative practice model aims to fill the gaps in health care coordination and community involvement before and after inpatient rehabilitation for women in recovery.

Methods. Multiple disciplines including social work, occupational therapy and pharmacy are working together to provide women with the opportunity to take control of their care. Through an innovative patient-centered …


Quantifying The Concentration Of 33-Mer In Wheat Flour, Abigail E. Rivas, Kaylee A. Howell, Robert Paris Apr 2020

Quantifying The Concentration Of 33-Mer In Wheat Flour, Abigail E. Rivas, Kaylee A. Howell, Robert Paris

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Celiac Disease is a type IV hypersensitive response to gluten caused by HLA-DQ2 or HLA-DQ8 T-cell presentation, initiating destruction of intestinal epithelial cells. Currently, the only remedy for those suffering from celiac disease is the complete elimination of all gluten from the diet. Studies indicate that an indigestible fragment of the gluten molecule, alpha-gliadin subcomponent 33-mer, rich in proline and glutamine, is responsible for the hypersensitivity response. Determination of 33-mer concentration in wheat lines could be beneficial to the future development of wheat lines with reduced 33-mer concentration. In this study, gliadin protein from wheat flour was extracted and separated …