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BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha mandir [01]
No full textAddress: 5823 So. Cougar Lane (4800 West), Kearns. This Latter-day Saint meetinghouse was sold in 2025 to the Utah community of BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha, a Hindu fellowship founded in the 19th century in Gujarat, India. The mandir (temple) serves as both place of worship and community center
Thanh That Cao Dai [02]
No full textAddress: 4453 So. 4000 West, WVC. Temple for Utah followers of a syncretic monotheistic Vietnamese religious community, "Caodaism," referred to in one website as "Vietnam\u27s third most popular belief system after Buddhism and Catholicism.
Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Screening Upon Admission to an Inpatient Pediatric Behavioral Health Unit
No full textAdolescents and young adults have the highest rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the United States, with those experiencing mental health challenges at particularly high risk due to factors such as substance use, unprotected sex, and potential underlying trauma. In a pediatric behavioral health unit, sexual health histories were rarely collected at admission, limiting the ability to identify patients\u27 risk levels and provide timely STI screening. This quality improvement project aimed to increase sexual health history documentation and STI screenings by implementing a standardized sexual health history script. Using a structured Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle, a trauma-informed script was developed to guide nurses taking sexual health histories during admission assessments. Staff training sessions addressed common barriers to discussing sensitive topics, provided trauma informed strategies, and age appropriate communication methods. Pre- and post-implementation chart reviews assessed changes in sexual health documentation rates and STI screening orders. Ongoing staff feedback was gathered biweekly and used to refine the script through iterative PDSA cycles. Post-intervention data showed a notable increase in complete sexual health history documentation, accompanied by higher STI and pregnancy testing rates. Nurses reported greater comfort and confidence in discussing sexual health, demonstrating the effectiveness of both the script and supporting training. One previously undetected STI case was identified, underscoring the script\u27s potential to facilitate earlier detection and treatment. Statistical analysis confirmed significant improvements in documentation completeness and test ordering. By integrating a standardized, trauma-informed sexual health history script and employing the PDSA framework for ongoing improvements, this project led to better documentation practices and higher STI screening rates among adolescents in a pediatric behavioral health unit. The low-resource, adaptable nature of the intervention suggests its feasibility for broader adoption in similar settings, ultimately contributing to earlier STI detection and improved patient outcomes
Implementation of a Delirium Risk Assessment Tool in the Cardiovascular ICU: An Evidence-based Quality Improvement Project
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MAPping out the Future from the Past
No full textpre-printMountain West Digital Library (MWDL) was founded in 2001 and offers a public search portal supporting discovery of over a million items from digitized historical collections throughout the US Mountain West. This aggregation work necessitates a metadata application profile (MAP) to ensure metadata consistency and interoperability from the regional member network of libraries, archives, and cultural heritage organizations. Unique issues arise in combining metadata from diverse local digital repository platforms and aggregation technology infrastructure introduces further constraints, challenges, and opportunities. Upstream aggregation of metadata in the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) also influences local and regional metadata modeling decisions. This article traces the history of MWDL\u27s MAPs, comparing and contrasting five published standards to date. In particular, it will focus primarily on decisions and changes made in the most recent version, published in early 2020
Urine Trouble: A Program Evaluation of Urinalysis Ordering and Assessment at an Assisted Living Facility and Geriatric Clinic
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