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Table of Contents for the 2021 Peregrine Review
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September Asters
Get PDFThere are three moments when star flowers grow:
When goddess’ tears turn to stardust
Which scatters over all the earth,
When powerful kings spill their own blood In sorrow wrought from their sins,
When an innocent child finds danger
And longs for a safe place to hide
Advocating Love
Get PDFPro-choice,
because how can we live in a world where a man controls a woman’s body.
Her body, YOUR body, MY BODY.
My body, my choice,
to make love in between fresh sheets
if I want to,
when I want to,
and with a man who also wants to
18th Annual Symposium of the School of Science, Engineering and Health
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We in the School of Science, Engineering and Health welcome you to this 18th Annual Symposium, and our first as Messiah University. Here you will see our students, faculty and staff showcase innovation, creativity, teamwork and professionalism in our academic departments. Basic and applied research in science and health fields stem from curiosity, acquired skill, and a desire to test and improve processes from foundational principles. The outcomes of scientific research expand intellectual understanding and have tremendous impact on quality of life, environmental health, and human flourishing. We miss having you as guests on our campus but warmly welcome you to enjoy this day virtually.
Angela Hare
Dean School of Science, Engineering and Health, Messiah Universit
Bethel Church (Miami) Under Construction
No full textPhotograph of the interior of the Bethel Brethren in Christ church building during its construction. Image shows stage covered by scaffolding in front of large window with cross. Window has glass panes.https://mosaic.messiah.edu/bicleaderphoto/1008/thumbnail.jp
Mu Chi Alpha Spring 2021 Newsletter
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Highlights include: current staff, students, or alumni for each track. Also offering pertinent information that will benefit professional counselors, students, or CSI members.
More updates available on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/muchialpha
Education on Boyer 4th Newsletter - Feb 2021
Get PDFEducation on Boyer 4th is the newsletter for the Messiah University Department of Education. The newsletter consists of articles written by faculty, profiles highlighting faculty, current students, and alumni, Photos from the Field, a student devotional, and more! The newsletter is put out monthly
Murray Library May 2021 Newsletter
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Contents: Celebrating Mosaic Exam Cram Student Snapshot: Grace Tee Moving to ExLibris Prim
Transition of Care Program: A Quality Improvement Project
Get PDFBACKGROUND: Unplanned hospital readmissions are a burden on healthcare expenditure. There is a paucity in research at the sub-acute level of care, where many patients receive services following a hospitalization, to decrease readmission rates. This project aimed to determine whether a formal transition of care program (TCP) in a sub-acute rehabilitation (SAR) center decreased unplanned hospital readmissions of adults within 30 days of discharge to home.
METHODS: A literature review identified evidence-based interventions used to develop a formal TCP in a SAR center. The Ottawa Model of Research Use was used for the quality improvement (QI) project. Data was collected over a 3-month implementation phase and 30-days following discharge to assess for statistically significant differences in readmission rates pre- and postintervention.
INTERVENTION: Participants were enrolled in a TCP that included plan of care meetings, treatment plan and disease-specific education, pharmacist-led medication reconciliation prior to rehabilitation discharge, scheduled home health, rehabilitation, and provider services after discharge, and follow-up communication with a team member weekly for a minimum of 30 days following discharge.
RESULTS: There was no statistically significant difference in hospital readmission rates between the pre- and postintervention groups.
CONCLUSIONS: A formal TCP at the SAR level of care may decrease 30-day unplanned readmission rates post-discharge. Future QI projects may be able to identify the impact of TCP at the SAR level of care with larger sample sizes