Barber, Ashley

The focus of this mixed methods experience was to explore the gap between healthcare professionals, families, and residents with Alzheimer's disease (AD) in order to establish meaningful connections and provide quality care....

Cravens, Tara

As the war in Syria moves into its ninth year, millions of displaced people continue to flee the region seeking protection. Europe is portrayed as facing an enormous crisis with thousands of refugees flocking to its shores. The...

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Neutralism can be a pragmatic choice for a nation's foreign policy in that taking such a stance can enhance their social and economic prosperity. Neutralism as a state policy connotes a policy of choosing to avoid political and...

Dissertation

Shepherd, Ellen, Larson, Julie, Denhart, Sydney, Kovacs, Madison, Fogo, Jennifer, Coffey-Lumpkin, Mika, and Sexton, Shelby

Occupational therapy addresses fine motor skills throughout the lifespan, but there is limited evidence for how understanding a functional tool's purpose and the presence of environmental cues impact a transitioning infant's...

Dissertation

Erb, Elizabeth, Delph, Mindy, Kraft, Megan, Patton, Hannah, and Wagner, Savanah

"Background: Researchers examined existing new driver training records to determine factors associated with successful completion of a driver training program.
Method: Forty-one de-identified driving evaluation and discharge...

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Background: Having a disability may have a negative impact on a person's experience of sexuality and intimacy (Esmail et al., 2007) and the topic is often excluded in the day to day practice of occupational therapy (Hattjar,...

Dissertation