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Interview with Kent Thornburg, Ph.D.
No full textIn this oral history interview, Kent Thornburg, Ph.D,, explores his career in cardiovascular and developmental health research at OHSU. He discusses the significant influence of his father and other mentors throughout his education. Thornburg, who joined OHSU in 1971, highlights his contributions to cardiovascular physiology and the establishment of OHSU’s Heart Research Center. His collaboration with epidemiologist Dr. David Barker shifted his research focus onto the influence of prenatal nutrition and stress on lifelong health and led to the creation of the Center for Developmental Health. Later, a collaboration with the founder of Bob’s Red Mill led to the creation of the Bob and Charlee Moore Institute for Nutrition & Wellness. Looking ahead, Thornburg emphasizes the role of epigenetics and personalized medicine in shaping the future of healthcare
Improving consistency in midwifery management of inpatient postpartum anemia: a quality improvement project
No full textPostpartum anemia is a prevalent condition that can significantly affect maternal recovery and quality of life, yet patient screening and management remain inconsistent. This quality improvement project aimed to standardize postpartum anemia screening, treatment, and patient education in a midwifery practice within a large academic health center in the Pacific Northwest by implementing an evidence-based clinical guideline
Topographically patterned extracellular matrix biomaterials for musculoskeletal engineering
No full textThe musculoskeletal system includes important structures like muscles and bones that help us move. While minor injuries often heal fully, serious damage can lead to long-lasting problems, making treatment difficult. This dissertation focuses on this issue by using new materials to improve how cells in muscles and bones behave and help them heal
Improving provider understanding of skin cancer risks in skin of color patients: a quality improvement project
No full textThis quality improvement project aims to evaluate and improve provider and patient understanding of the Skin of Color (SOC) patients' risks and preventative strategies for skin cancer and improve their understanding regarding these topics
