A5082443000- Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
- Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues
- Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life
- Interprofessional Education and Collaboration
- Early Childhood Education and Development
- Reflective Practices in Education
- Family and Disability Support Research
- Cancer survivorship and care
- Ecosystem dynamics and resilience
- Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units
- Cognitive Science and Mapping
- Face recognition and analysis
- Psychological Treatments and Assessments
- Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health
- Face Recognition and Perception
- Innovation, Sustainability, Human-Machine Systems
- Innovations in Educational Methods
- Infant Development and Preterm Care
- Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior
- Family Support in Illness
- Student Assessment and Feedback
- Evaluation of Teaching Practices
- Geriatric Care and Nursing Homes
- Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development
- Education and Critical Thinking Development
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2021-2023
University of South Carolina
2018
Georgia Regents Medical Center
2013-2015
Augusta University
2013-2015
Liverpool John Moores University
2014
The University of Western Australia
2011-2013
Nottingham Trent University
2012
Toronto Metropolitan University
2011
Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
2008
New York Academy of Medicine
2007
Abstract Critical functions of intra-axonally synthesized proteins are thought to depend on regulated recruitment mRNA from storage depots in axons. Here we show that axotomy mammalian neurons induces translation stored axonal mRNAs via regulation the stress granule protein G3BP1, support regeneration peripheral nerves. G3BP1 aggregates within nerve axons granule-like structures decrease during regeneration, with a commensurate increase phosphorylated G3BP1. Colocalization is also correlated...
This small-scale study investigates the perspectives of parents whose children have special educational needs/disabilities and who elected to withdraw their from state-maintained education system in England educate them at home. The draws on data gathered seven home following a government-commissioned review 2009, subsequently known as 'Badman Report'. former New Labour government commissioned this assess merits supporting monitoring England. Findings identified number issues, including lack...
Children's performance on face identification tests improves dramatically between age 4 and adolescence, yet the source of this improvement is controversial. We used identity aftereffects to examine whether changes in organization face-space during childhood could be a improvement. Specifically we tested 7- 9-year-old children, like adults, show patterns predicted by coding facial relative norm or exemplar-based coding. Consistent with use norm-based children's were larger (a) for opposite...
Abstract In this article, a poetical and performative narrative is shared to examine how the use of stories critically self‐reflect on oppression facilitates an understanding critical social theory in nursing education impacts justice. A fusion prose with employed; latter reserved capture immediacy personal, emotive, embodied storied experiences. This deeply intimate dialogical story begins pedagogical experiment created facilitate students' theory. Drawing upon Paulo Freire's work, teacher...
Informal carers of home palliative care patients have high unmet needs. However, interventions for are few. This research-based short-term group intervention addresses the information and support needs carers. Multiprofessional informal teaching is combined with peer support. The was designed by integrating findings from a qualitative study evidence on interventions, in order to address key issues feasibility, acceptability, accessibility. Qualitative data attendees showed that identifying...
A Communities of Practice (CoPs) approach was used to enhance interprofessional practice in seven clinical sites across Alberta. Participating staff were free decide the area focus on and actions be implemented. All changes implemented by CoPs related either improving communications (e.g., introduction joint care meetings) or information transfer streamlining admission discharge processes). The contributed more effective communication transitions patients between providers, hence potentially...
At the outset of COVID-19 pandemic, Alabama's Title V Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN) team was forced to innovate in order gather community input prioritize findings 2020 Maternal Child Five-Year Comprehensive Assessment. On a shortened timeline, pivoted from full-day, in-person meeting professionals family representatives an asynchronous, online "meeting" that included all planned necessary content, allowed for comment by members, resulted prioritized list needs....
Previously, in the field to solve complex problems, we had found that majority rule (MR) decision-making out-performed consensus (CR) by making decisions were quicker, more practical, and of better quality. This is an important finding for businesses. In laboratory, consistent support speed under rules, but subsequently failed replicate findings about practicality quality with three-person groups laboratory. We attributed problem a lack conflict experienced MR attempted generate which did...
This article examines communication issues relating to breaking the news of a sudden and/or unexpected death family members. It focuses particularly on delivery bad over telephone. Often it is nurse who has make call. When dealing with death, nurses may be unsure what say and resort various euphemisms or anecdotal practices without full understanding their implications. Current literature guidelines will reviewed in order inform regarding best practice techniques for communicating relatives...
The diagnosis and treatment of cancer carries a heavy psychological burden, particularly in the first year after diagnosis. purpose this study was to investigate report qualitatively on patients who had completed 10-session programme consisting education, social interaction, support, exercise complementary therapies for newly diagnosed patients. A thematic analysis data obtained from purposefully selected focus groups revealed that peer support most highly valued aspect service variety needs...
Conventional medical treatment is often ineffective in the management of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Although controlled trials psychotherapy and hypnotherapy have been shown to be effective, psychological interventions are not widely available. The aim this study was assess feasibility clinical provision combined group cognitive-behaviour therapy (CBT) delivered by 13 therapists using a standardized protocol. Attempts were also made disseminate programme patient graduates. A...
Recent studies have shown wide individual differences in face identity recognition ability, ranging from "super-recognizers" (Russell et al., 2009) to developmental/congenital prosopagnosia (DP) (Berhmann & Avidan, 2005). Cases of DP are often identified following their self-reports poor abilities, and many labs this is confirmed by performance on objective tests. However, there currently no evidence that subjective reports difficulty truly reflect difficulties (De Haan, 1999). Here we...
Psychological intervention is not widely available for emotionally distressed patients with cancer. The purpose of this study to investigate and report on the experiences eight who participated in a programme consisting hypnotherapy cognitive-behaviour therapy. Following 12-session intervention, qualitative analysis interview data demonstrated that had acquired skills enable them cope, both invasive medical procedures psychological traumas they faced. findings also indicated some initial...
Abstract This article offers a brief overview of the New York Academy Medicine's Grey Literature Report. A short description is given as definition material use by Academy. The history report covered and followed reasons NYAM collects it, collection development, technical services issues, format for report, subscriber base, problems obstacles involved in its production, possibilities future development. doi:10.1300/J383v04n01_13
In 2017, Medicaid faced a near-death experience, the third of its 53-year history. Its survival and resilience is testament not just to size but multiple, vital roles plays in health care system, ability adapt emerging population needs. It can take an existential threat make these indispensable qualities clear.
An anticipated death is generally equated with a good death, providing the patient and family opportunity for both emotional practical preparation. What can be underestimated or overlooked by staff impact on carers/families that this period generate burden placed upon them. This article examines some of ways in which general nursing staff, any environment, support families at difficult time. Particular emphasis assessment members, who may reluctant to share freely their concerns about own...