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Evaluating Physician Assistant Students’ Knowledge And Competence In Lifestyle Medicine: Assessing The Need For Implementing Lifestyle Medicine Curriculum In Physician Assistant Programs, Tori Koopman

Theses and Graduate Projects

This research study evaluated PA students’ knowledge and competence in educating patients on topics in lifestyle medicine to assess the need for implementation of lifestyle medicine curriculum in physician assistant programs. An anonymous survey was conducted to obtain subjective data on first- and second-year PA students’ knowledge and competence in topics surrounding lifestyle medicine, as well as input on whether additional education on lifestyle medicine would benefit students in practice. A comprehensive literature review was conducted using the American Academy of Physician Assistants, American College of Preventative Medicine, American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and …

Medical Academic Burnout: A Us Problem Or A Worldwide Problem?, Ryan Rivard

Theses and Graduate Projects

Objective: As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the provider shortage, the United States has been conducting a lot of research into the factors that lead to burnout amongst healthcare providers. One such area of particular focus has been academic burnout correlating to the training of future medical providers. The aim of this study will be to explore whether medical academic burnout is only prevalent in the United States or if other countries around the world have recognized this problem in their population of healthcare students and have started to pursue ways to address this problem. Methods: Through the …

Resident And Faculty Feedback Enhancement Using S.M.A.R.T. Goals, Azmeer Khamisani, Vatsal Lal, Peter Recupero

Capital Division GME Research Day 2023

No abstract provided.

Implementing An Arts And Humanities Curriculum In A Psychiatry Residency: A One-Year Investigation, Christopher Rogers, Briana Tillman, Matthew Adamson, Christine Wahlmeier

Continental, MidAmerica, & Mountain Divisions GME Research Day 2023

No abstract provided.

A Resident Led Newsletter Is A Powerful Communication Tool, Jonathan Brown, Rachel Hogan, An Dao, Zuhair Ali, Rajeev Raghavan

Gulf Coast Division GME Research Day 2023

No abstract provided.

Implementation And Standardization Of Telehealth Visits In A Specialty Pharmacy Setting, Ivana Wu, Angie Chau, Amber Franck, Adam Saulles

Providence Pharmacy PGY1 Program at Providence Milwaukie and Providence Newberg Medical Centers 2023

No abstract provided.

Inpatient Management Of Medication-Assisted Therapies For Opioid Use Disorder, Tracee Mock, Clara Mikhaeil, Emily H. Hsu

Providence Pharmacy PGY1 Program at Providence Milwaukie and Providence Newberg Medical Centers 2023

No abstract provided.

Factors Impacting Adherence To Antidiabetic Medications And Health Outcomes In Diabetes Mellitus Patients In Medicare Populations, Kelli Hoang, Kelly Simpson, Danny Wallenslager

Providence Pharmacy PGY1 Program at Providence Portland and Providence St. Vincent Medical Centers 2023

No abstract provided.

The Successful Characteristics That Contribute To Black Male Students Matriculating Into Medical School, Cedric Brown

Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023

In 2019, individuals that identified as Black represented 13.4% of the U.S. population, 12.5% of the undergraduate student enrollment population and 7.1% of the medical school population. Subsequently, this has yielded a 5% Black physician population and workforce consisting of just 2.3% Black male physicians (AAMC, 2018). The disproportionately low Black physician representation contributes to greater healthcare disparity outcomes within the U.S. Black population. This study is centered on the post-positive characteristics of Black male medical students that have successfully overcome barriers to entry and matriculated into medical school. The phenomenological post-positive study was conducted through the lens of Self-Efficacy …

Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Friend Or Foe, Antonio Cordova, Md, Jesse Powell, Md, Whitney Elg-Salsman, Md, Caroline Mcculley, Md

Poster Presentations

No abstract provided.

Why Inhumane? An Ethical Issue On Medical Negligence From Health Professionals, Zahira Amir Ali

School of Nursing & Midwifery

Medical negligence in healthcare settings is an infidelity to the profession, and a sin towards human lives. Often used as a matter of excuse, blame game, irrational mistake, and frustration with stressful environments, it is overlooked and swept under the carpet. However, acknowledging the ethical values of the profession, sensitizing healthcare professionals to implement best practices, and reporting events to prevent harm in future, is certainly imperative. This paper shares an overview of medical negligence under an analysis of different biomedical ethical theories and shares relatable recommendations for future implications in healthcare practice.

Progression Of Dyad Mentorship To Work Driven Model: Is This A Value Addition?, Rehana Rehman, Tazeen Saeed Ali, Rahila Ali

Department of Biological & Biomedical Sciences

No abstract provided.

Mgso4 For Neuroprophylaxis In Preterm Birth – Clinical Audit- Re Audit, Dr Anupama Marnal B A Sr, Poornima M Associate Professor, Suma K B Professor, Sahana K Assistant Professor

Digital Journal of Clinical Medicine

No abstract provided.

Rational Use Of Blood And Blood Components In A Tertiary Care Hospital: A Crossectional Study., Rupali Chordia Dr, Dr Himani Shemar Dr

Digital Journal of Clinical Medicine

Abstract:

Introduction: Blood transfusion is a life saving process and a complex phenomenon. Judicial use of blood and its components is the need of the hour. Objectives: The present study was planned with the objective to assess the appropriateness of blood transfusions in patients admitted in the hospital as per WHO guidelines. Materials and Methods: A crossectional study was conducted at tertiary care hospital for a period of one and a half years. Records of patients from blood bank were evaluated to collect data. MS Excel was used to enter the data and IBM SPSS Statistics for Windows …

Case Series; Imaging In Lesser-Known Ailments Of The Pituitary Gland And Sellar Region, Harisha H L, Kavya Bhadrapura Thimmegowda, Ajay Hanumanthu, Vikram Patil Dr, Gurumurthy B, Dr Abhijith Roys

Digital Journal of Clinical Medicine

No abstract provided.

Mpd, Dr.Amara Charitha Duggirala, Dr.Savitha Vijayakumar, Dr . Shashidhara K C, Dr.Jerin Joseph

Digital Journal of Clinical Medicine

No abstract provided.

Bibliography, M. Susan Jones

Faculty/Staff Personal Papers

Bibliography of publications by M. Susan Jones.

Improving Handoff Communication In The Emergency Department, Amy Shepherd

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects

Ineffective handoff communication has been recognized for years as a practice issue and is the most frequently reported cause of sentinel events in U.S. hospitals (Dufault et al., 2010) and responsible, at least in part, for 30% of all malpractice claims (Fucik, 2019). The development of standardized tools has been identified as a key component to improving handover practice. For this project, a standardized SBAR tool was modified for a local emergency department. The intervention was a process change in the emergency department to utilize an SBAR tool during handoff reports. The project was implemented by educating staff on the …

The Effects Of Screen Time On Children, Jacqueline Valdepenas

Nursing | Senior Theses

With the development of technology continuing to grow at a fast-paced pace in society, children are now becoming exposed to such technology at a younger age. The introduction of smartphones and tablets, which is defined as screen time in this paper, are being introduced to children as young as 6 months of age. Instead of children playing with toys recommended for their age, they use screen time for their play needs and entertainment. Some parents use screen time as a distraction and/or relief for their own needs when the child is upset or they’re unable to tend to the child. …

Prosaas And Neurodegenerative Diseases, Cydney Battle

OUR Journal: ODU Undergraduate Research Journal

Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, prion diseases, Huntington’s disease, and Parkinson’s disease undeniably wreak havoc on the system of the body. The catastrophic effects of neurodegenerative diseases are felt by the reality of being incurable and the resulting effect of the progressive degeneration of the individual’s physical and mental stature. Through continuous research, experimentation, and an understanding of how neurodegenerative diseases develop and function, scientific tactics against the development and progression of these diseases will be uncovered. The abnormal aggregation of proteins is largely attributed to the development of neurodegenerative diseases. In the instance of abnormal protein aggregation, the …