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Postcard, Still-Hildreth Sanatorium
No full textPostcard of view showing greenhouse and Hildreth residence, Still-Hildreth Osteopathic Sanatorium, Macon, Missouri
Postcard, American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, MO
No full textColor image of the American School of Osteopathy
Postcard, Adair County Court House, Kirksville, MO
No full textColor image of the Adair County court house in Kirksvile, MO
Open Education Resources (OER) Create Equity
Get PDFPresentation poster on topic of open education resources (OER) and the equity they engender.https://dune.une.edu/libserv_facpost/1003/thumbnail.jp
Partnership in Harm Reduction: Campus to Community Engagement
Get PDFResearch has shown that the first two weeks following reentry, an individual with substance use disorder (otherwise known as SUD) is 129 times more likely to overdose than the general public. This project, Partnerships in Harm Reduction: Campus to Community Engagement was an opportunity to introduce multidisciplinary health care students and future providers to the realities, challenges, and stigma that is commonly faced by individuals with SUD within the criminal justice system to raise awareness, educate, and emphasize the importance of providing quality services to support successful reentry.https://dune.une.edu/cecefall2022/1008/thumbnail.jp
Balancing Clinical Objectives with Patient Centered Care
Get PDFThis poster is a reflection focuses on the challenges of balancing the medical needs of a patient and their preferences in an interdisciplinary health care setting. Students from UNE\u27s Physician Assistant, Osteopathic Medicine, Social Work, Dental Medicine, and Nursing programs collaborated with Allopathic Medicine and Podiatric Medicine students from Rosalind Franklin University Medical School as a virtual health care team to care for a patient with long-covid
Zoned Leasing Impact On Shellfish Aquaculture Industry Development
Get PDFShellfish aquaculture is a growing industry in the United States that supports many individuals and communities. An important step in establishing or growing a shellfish aquaculture operation is obtaining a lease in which to cultivate shellfish. While many states allow aquaculturists to find their own lease location, the often time-intensive and expensive process to have the lease approved and permitted can be a great barrier for new entrants to the industry. Zoned leasing is a way for state agencies to establish large areas and pre-approve them for shellfish aquaculture, then divide the areas into smaller parcels of leases to be acquired by aquaculturists. This theoretically lowers the barrier to entry that can arise for shellfish aquaculture leasing. This project utilized semi-structured interviews with shellfish aquaculturists in Florida, the first state to implement a zoned leasing system and the state with the greatest utilization of the system, and surveys of state experts in each marine coastal state in the United States to investigate the impact of zoned leasing on individual businesses and provide a broad synopsis of zoned leasing utilization across the United States. Combining these different but related approaches led to the conclusion that zoned leasing can be a system that supports new entrants and industry growth if additional factors are considered as well. These factors include establishing zones in locations with beneficial physical and environmental characteristics for the expected type of shellfish aquaculture, a system to allow space for new entrants and not have leases be monopolized by existing growers, and the potential for increased development of on-land infrastructure and seed supply to support the growing industry
Hormonal Regulation of Weight
Get PDFA brochure on the hormonal regulation of weight.https://dune.une.edu/an_studedres/1201/thumbnail.jp
Postcard, American School of Osteopathy
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Postcard, Jefferson Street, Kirksville, MO.
No full textBlack and white image of Jefferson Street in Kirksville, Missouri