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Deep learning and structural MRI: in pursuit of improved prediction of self-regulatory behavior and mental health
Nearly one in five children (17%) aged 2-8 were diagnosed with either a mental, emotional, developmental, or behavioral disorder in 2016 in the US. Early identification of MHD is crucial, as many mental health conditions first appear during these formative years, offering a unique window for effective intervention and improving healthy transition into adulthood. This dissertation evaluates the use of novel modeling strategies, namely artificial intelligence (deep learning), and their application to structural neuroimaging data (MRI) in predicting self-regulatory behavior and mental health
Working men's compensation law, State of Oregon
This paper endeavors to discuss working men's compensation law in the state of Oregon from the standpoint of its purpose, organizations, rules and regulations and the benefits the workman and their dependents derive
Associations between pain, psychological, and functional outcomes, and cannabis and opioid use in adults with chronic pain
Two primary research questions guide the specific aims of the three manuscripts in this dissertation. They are as follows:
1. What are the pain, depressive, anxiety, and function-related outcomes among females and older adults with chronic, non-cancer pain, who use cannabis, prescription opioids, or other drugs indicated for chronic, non-cancer pain symptoms over time?
2. How are healthcare providers in the U.S. adapting clinical recommendations and prescriptive practices in response to adult patient use of cannabis for chronic, non-cancer pain symptoms?</p
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen and early roentgenology
Many stories and fables have been woven about the discovery of roentgen rays. This paper discusses Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen's background, as well as his discovery of roentgen-rays
Nursing education in the United States
This paper is about the history and development of Nursing education in the United States
A study of behavior problems in pediatric hospitals
All children encounter problems, even the most normal varieties found in ideal home environments. For each one is faced with individual adjustments to life as he finds it. Groups of children coming from all types of environments and illustrating all types of adjustment are especially noticeable in three institutions for children, the school, the foster home, and the pediatric hospital. In school, we find the most normal adjustments. In the foster home, mostly abnormal adjustments, and in the pediatric hospital, a mixture of both normal and abnormal plus the all-important health problems. It is the behavior of children in the third and most complicated group, the pediatric hospital, which I will consider in this paper.
A survey of syphilis
The history of syphilis is unique among the records of great diseases. For unlike most diseases, it does not gradually emerge into the historical records of medicine as its characters become recognized. That appears on the stages of history, with the dramatic suddenness in keeping with the tragic reputation it has made as a great plague, sweeping within a few years over the human world.
Socialized medicine
In the past 50 years, there have been wonderful developments in the fields of both medicine and Science. From a comparatively simple art, medicine has been transformed into one of great complexity, the whole structure of which is complicated and expensive. One of the biggest problems confronting the American people today is that of providing medical care to all at a price which they can afford to pay.