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Full-Text Articles in Medical Humanities
Exploring Psychological Implications Of The Contemporary Lung Transplant, Isaac C. Machar
Exploring Psychological Implications Of The Contemporary Lung Transplant, Isaac C. Machar
Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects
Since its inception in 1963 at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, more than 50,000 lung transplant procedures have been performed. During its 50-year anniversary, 2023 saw just over 3,000 lung transplants performed in the United Sates. However, as this procedure continues to increase in execution each year, it is critical that the psychological implications of this procedure are explored. In this paper, I hope to develop an understanding of the psychological background of contemporary lung transplantation. Reviewing the lung and double lung transplant, the goal is to apply biopsychology principles to the field. Background information about transplant science is …
Exploring Patient-Provider Communication In Indian American Populations: A Scoping Review, Pranav S. Nadella
Exploring Patient-Provider Communication In Indian American Populations: A Scoping Review, Pranav S. Nadella
Honors Undergraduate Theses
Effective provider-patient communication directly influences patient satisfaction, treatment adherence, and health outcomes, yet the unique experiences of Indian Americans—one of the fastest-growing U.S. populations—remain underexplored in communication research. This scoping review, following Joanna Briggs Institute guidelines, systematically mapped the existing literature on provider-patient communication involving Indian Americans. Eleven studies met inclusion criteria, with data extracted on methods, populations, and seven coded aspects related to communication.
Findings revealed a narrow focus on first-generation immigrants and women, leaving men’s experiences and second-generation voices largely unexamined. Communication was shaped by language discordance, cultural stigma, family involvement, trust dynamics, and health literacy. No studies …
Addressing Barriers In The Primary Prevention Of Hypertension In Black People, Makalah Pierre Rn Bsn
Addressing Barriers In The Primary Prevention Of Hypertension In Black People, Makalah Pierre Rn Bsn
Honors Undergraduate Theses
Hypertension is a significant health concern among minority groups, and the black population is most at risk (Abrahamowicz et al., 2023). The black population experience higher prevalence rates of hypertension compared to other racial groups and are more likely to experience hypertension-related problems, including cardiovascular disease (CVD) and chronic kidney disease (CKD). This literature review explores various nursing interventions aimed at preventing hypertension within this population. In this review, the term “black people or persons” is a broad term used to describe both African Americans and people of Afro-Caribbean decent. This includes various backgrounds such as Haitian, Jamaican, or otherwise …
Essential Caretaking For Artists With Disabilities: Exploring The Overlooked Histories Of Hazel Knapp And Grandma Moses, Bryan P. Martin
Essential Caretaking For Artists With Disabilities: Exploring The Overlooked Histories Of Hazel Knapp And Grandma Moses, Bryan P. Martin
Dissertations and Theses
This thesis explores the intersection of disability studies and art history, addressing the underrepresentation of disability in scholarship, especially concerning medical sociology and caretaking. Focusing on two early-twentieth-century self-taught American artists, Hazel Knapp (1908–95), who fell into obscurity, and Anna Mary Robertson Moses (1860–1961), best known as Grandma Moses, this is a comparative analysis of how disability influenced their artistic practices and shaped their divergent career outcomes. Knapp was born with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a neurodegenerative disorder, and fell into obscurity due to a lack of support for her condition, but experienced a promising start to her career that included patronage …
Vaccines And Publics: A Variety Of Engagement Experiences, David H. Lee
Vaccines And Publics: A Variety Of Engagement Experiences, David H. Lee
Publications and Research
This chapter is about some of the sites and scenes where members of the public are exposed to (and engage in) vaccination discourse. To preview, after a brief introduction, we begin with messaging models of communication, followed by the move from messaging to engagement. Next, case examples of public engagement with vaccines are introduced, from pandemic influenza preparedness in the U.S., to polio eradication initiatives in India, and then to COVID-19 public engagement events in England. Settings of public engagement are noted, including online, in churches and museums. Then, there’s a section about communication and public participation, seen as either …
A Bibliometric Analysis On Climate Change And Its Implications For Medical Education, Sungkono Sungkono, Firdian Makrufardi, Annisa Fairuz Nur Azizah, Firdiawan Ekaputra
A Bibliometric Analysis On Climate Change And Its Implications For Medical Education, Sungkono Sungkono, Firdian Makrufardi, Annisa Fairuz Nur Azizah, Firdiawan Ekaputra
Health Professions Education
This study aims to conduct a comprehensive examination of research in medical education, especially in graduate medical education within the context of climate change. Moreover, this study examined the current research trends on climate change for graduate medical education. The analysis encompasses citation, co-citation, co-occurrence, thematic mapping and evolutionary analyses. Through this bibliometric review, researchers will gain valuable insights by identifying influential publications and understanding the fundamental structure of the field. Additionally, this review paved the way for future studies by highlighting influential research trends and emerging topics. The findings delineate various approaches of discussion based on clusters identified through …
Minds, Made Up Or Malleable? Covert Commands At The Eclipse Of Vaccine Communications, David H. Lee
Minds, Made Up Or Malleable? Covert Commands At The Eclipse Of Vaccine Communications, David H. Lee
Publications and Research
Abstract: Although millions have died from SARS-CoV-2 illness, COVID vaccines are credited with stemming the tide. Vaccinations and boosters significantly decrease the incidence of severe illness and death (even if they don’t usually prevent COVID-19 infection). Despite the success of global vaccination efforts, frequent reports of vaccine hesitance and refusal suggest that public health communications need improvement.
The chapter begins by acknowledging adverse events associated with COVID vaccination, including rare cases of anaphylaxis, GBS, and myocarditis. An inoculation-theoretic rationale is offered for this admission of vaccine risks: just as immune defenses mount when organisms are exposed to pathogens, so too …
Aestheticizing And Engendering Disease: The Case Of Tuberculosis, Abigail Dollries
Aestheticizing And Engendering Disease: The Case Of Tuberculosis, Abigail Dollries
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
This thesis examines how tuberculosis, known in the nineteenth century as “consumption,” was aestheticized in American cultural and medical discourse, particularly in industrial cities of the North between 1830 and 1850. It addresses the paradox at the heart of the disease’s representation: while tuberculosis was medically pathologized, it was simultaneously romanticized, especially when afflicting elite white women. The central problem explored is how this aestheticization of illness functioned to reinforce gender, class, and racial hierarchies by transforming suffering into a symbol of virtue, refinement, and social status. Using a cultural-historical methodology, this project analyzes a range of sources, including medical …
Vascular Dementia, Kayley Anderson
The Art Of Auscultation, Stephanie Dong
"Neuroradiology And The Humanity Of It," "Skull With Ginko" And "Sphenoid", Andria M. Powers
"Neuroradiology And The Humanity Of It," "Skull With Ginko" And "Sphenoid", Andria M. Powers
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Ode To An Earthworm, Sarah Chandler
Invisible, Heather Richard
"Gratitude: Reflecting On Mentors And Mission Work" And "Facial Aging And Midfacial Fat Grafting Techniques", James Vargo
"Gratitude: Reflecting On Mentors And Mission Work" And "Facial Aging And Midfacial Fat Grafting Techniques", James Vargo
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
After The Storm, Jill Zabih
A Response To Kafka, Roshan Sapkota
Beyond The Breaking Point, Drew Thodeson
"Heart" And "Avah", Chloe Condrey
"Flexor Digitorum Profundus," "Edge Of Tomorrow" And "Holy Sepulchre Circle Of Life", J.P. Miller
"Flexor Digitorum Profundus," "Edge Of Tomorrow" And "Holy Sepulchre Circle Of Life", J.P. Miller
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Go Get Lunch, Emma Yackley
Stranger's Hands, Austin Choat
A Little Levity, Melissa Teply
Arterial Genesis, Margarita Pipinos, Argyrenia Pipinos
Arterial Genesis, Margarita Pipinos, Argyrenia Pipinos
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Healing Or Harm - Contemporary Controversies In Ink, Andrew Minchow
Healing Or Harm - Contemporary Controversies In Ink, Andrew Minchow
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Summer's Labor, Jacob Benes
Red Sweater, Alicia Phillips
"Clinic Emotions" And "Bad News", Rachel Sisley
"Clinic Emotions" And "Bad News", Rachel Sisley
The Art of Medicine
No abstract provided.
This Too Can Be Holy, Mitch Nohner
The Warrior Within, Hannah Manoj