11 research outputs found
The Bell Child: A YA Horror Novel
No full textThe Bell Child is a YA novel that centers around themes of loneliness and friendship, set against a backdrop of technology rooting its way into our organic places.Embargo status: Restricted until 09/2173. To request the author grant access, click
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To an Indiscernible Heart
No full textTo an Indiscernible Heart compiles visual art and poems to explore the author\u27s experiences with anxiety, grief, relationships, and learning how to navigate change and life lessons. Themes travel across four sections, each marked by a different piece of visual art: \u27Trip into the Unsaid,\u27 \u27Sugarcoat,\u27 \u27Undertow Confessions,\u27 and \u27Speed Painting through Comfort Zones.\u27 Featuring craft elements including enjambment, repetition, and erasure, the collection pulls readers into the rocky nature of learning how to human
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Use of CONSORT Criteria for Reporting Randomized Controlled Trials in Pharmacy Journals
No full textClass of 2012 AbstractSpecific Aims: To explore whether publishing requirements for human-centered randomized control trials, particularly the CONSORT criteria, have any relationship to impact as measured by the Journal Citation Reports ™ Impact Factor. Methods: A worksheet was used to evaluate a methodically selected list of journals, including types of articles published, requirements of authors for human-focused randomized control trials, JCR Impact Factor and other JCR metrics for each specific journal title. A worksheet was filled out for each journal by each member of the research team and answers combined for consensus. Group means and SDs were calculated and the Student’s t-Test applied to values for selected journals. Main Results: 50 candidate pharmacy journals were identified and 41 met the criteria for publishing human-centered randomized control trials. Journals were grouped according to whether they required CONSORT or had other reporting requirements for human RCTs, or had no requirements for such studies. Few (6; 15%) pharmacy journals required authors to use CONSORT; and additional 15 (37%) journals provided as least some author guidelines similar to CONSORT. Pharmacy journals using CONSORT or other guidelines had a higher average impact factor (3.5; SD = 1.5) than did journals without guidelines (2.4; SD = 0.9; p = 0.007). Conclusions: There appears to be a statistical difference in average JCR metrics between journals which require specific RCT guidelines and those which do not. The use of reporting guidelines, such as CONSORT, by pharmacy journals is associated with increased impact as represented by JCR influence measures.This item is part of the Pharmacy Student Research Projects collection, made available by the College of Pharmacy and the University Libraries at the University of Arizona. For more information about items in this collection, please contact Jennifer Martin, Librarian and Clinical Instructor, Pharmacy Practice and Science, [email protected]
3D reconstruction in endonasal pituitary surgery
No full textPURPOSE: Endoscopic transsphenoidal surgery for pituitary tumors is hindered by limited visibility and maneuverability due to the narrow nasal corridor, increasing the risk of complications. To address these challenges, we present a pipeline for 3D reconstruction of the sellar anatomy from monocular endoscopic videos to enhance intraoperative visualization and navigation. METHODS: Data were collected through a user study with trainee surgeons, and the procedure was conducted on 3D printed, anatomically correct phantom devices. To overcome limitations posed by the uniform, textureless surfaces of these devices, learned feature detectors and matchers were leveraged to extract meaningful information from the images. The matched features were reconstructed using COLMAP, and the resulting surfaces were evaluated using the iterative closest point algorithm against the CAD ground-truth surface of the printed phantoms. RESULTS: Most methods resulted in accurate reconstructions with moderate variability in cases with high blur or occlusions. Average RMSE values of 0.33 mm and 0.41 mm, for the two best methods, Dense Kernelized Feature Matching and SuperPoint with LightGlue, respectively, were obtained in the surface registrations across all test sequences, with a significantly higher computation time for Dense Kernelized Feature Matching. CONCLUSION: The proposed pipeline was able to accurately reconstruct anatomically correct 3D models of the phantom devices, showing potential for the use of learned feature detectors and matchers in real time for AR-guided navigation in pituitary surgery
The Impact of Operative Video Review versus Annotation on Training in Endoscopic Pituitary Surgery: A Preclinical Randomised Controlled Study
No full textVaccines based on the replication-deficient simian adenoviral vector ChAdOx1: Standardized template with key considerations for a risk/benefit assessment
No full textReplication-deficient adenoviral vectors have been under investigation as a platform technology for vaccine development for several years and have recently been successfully deployed as an effective COVID-19 counter measure. A replication-deficient adenoviral vector based on the simian adenovirus type Y25 and named ChAdOx1 has been evaluated in several clinical trials since 2012. The Brighton Collaboration Benefit-Risk Assessment of VAccines by TechnolOgy (BRAVATO) was formed to evaluate the safety and other key features of new platform technology vaccines. This manuscript reviews key features of the ChAdOx1-vectored vaccines. The simian adenovirus Y25 was chosen as a strategy to circumvent pre-existing immunity to common human adenovirus serotypes which could impair immune responses induced by adenoviral vectored vaccines. Deletion of the E1 gene renders the ChAdOx1 vector replication incompetent and further genetic engineering of the E3 and E4 genes allows for increased insertional capability and optimizes vaccine manufacturing processes. ChAdOx1 vectored vaccines can be manufactured in E1 complementing cell lines at scale and are thermostable. The first ChAdOx1 vectored vaccines approved for human use, against SARS-CoV-2, received emergency use authorization in the UK on 30th December 2020, and is now approved in more than 180 countries. Safety data were compiled from phase I-III clinical trials of ChAdOx1 vectored vaccines expressing different antigens (influenza, tuberculosis, malaria, meningococcal B, prostate cancer, MERS-CoV, Chikungunya, Zika and SARS-CoV-2), conducted by the University of Oxford, as well as post marketing surveillance data for the COVID-19 Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. Overall, ChAdOx1 vectored vaccines have been well tolerated. Very rarely, thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS), capillary leak syndrome (CLS), immune thrombocytopenia (ITP), and Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) have been reported following mass administration of the COVID-19 Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. The benefits of this COVID-19 vaccination have outweighed the risks of serious adverse events in most settings, especially with mitigation of risks when possible. Extensive immunogenicity clinical evaluation of ChAdOx1 vectored vaccines reveal strong, durable humoral and cellular immune responses to date; studies to refine the COVID-19 protection (e.g., via homologous/heterologous booster, fractional dose) are also underway. New prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines based on the ChAdOx1 vector are currently undergoing pre-clinical and clinical assessment, including vaccines against viral hemorrhagic fevers, Nipah virus, HIV, Hepatitis B, amongst others
Iowa History and Culture : A Bibliography of Materials Published Between 1952 and 1986, 1989
No full textThis bibliography was compiled by two reference librarians, Patricia Dawson and David Hudson with the goal of making it easier of tracking down material on Iowa history and culture. This supplements the Iowa History Reference Guide published in 1952 by William Petersen
2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Apr.. 25-28, 2018
No full textTrack & Field meet statisticsHead Coach: Kyle KeplerTrack & FieldDAY ONE: The Utah track and field team wrapped up day one of competition at the Drake Relays highlighted by the third-place finish by the 4x800 squad the Drake Relays. The 4x800 squad made up of senior Grace Englund, sophomores Sarah Newton and Nicole Griffiths, and junior Caitlin Faust finished the race with a time of 8:44.72. In the 4x1600-meter relay, seniors Megan Perkins-Killian, Jessica Sams, Dakota Grossman, and junior Sadie Wassum made up the Utah team that placed fifth with a time of 20:11.23. Senior Hannah McInturff represented the Utes in the 1,500-meter race where she finished in 11th with a time of 4:34.11. DAY TWO: Was highlighted by the third-place finish by the 4x800 squad the Drake Relays. The 4x800 squad made up of senior Grace Englund, sophomores Sarah Newton and Nicole Griffiths, and junior Caitlin Faust finished the race with a time of 8:44.72. In the 4x1600-meter relay, seniors Megan Perkins-Killian, Jessica Sams, Dakota Grossman, and junior Sadie Wassum made up the Utah team that placed fifth with a time of 20:11.23. Senior Hannah McInturff represented the Utes in the 1,500-meter race where she finished in 11th with a time of 4:34.11. Junior Caitlin Faust led the Utes capturing a fourth-place finish in the 800-meter event at the Drake Relays. Faust finished the 800-meter race with a time of 2:09.11. Also competing alongside Faust was sophomore Sarah Newton, who finished in sixth with a time of 2:09.37. In the distance medley relay, the Utes finished in ninth posting a time of 11:43.99. the distance medley team included seniors Hannah McInturff, Mesa Weidle and Dakota Grossman and sophomore Nicole Griffiths.Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 1 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 17 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay High School Relays: 47.55 D 4/28/2012 DSM- Roosevelt, CR Jeffsn-2015 D Welch, A Sayeh, J Roberts-Lewis, E Hawkins Relays: 47.55 D 4/25/2015 CR Jefferson L Schneekloth, A Ranschau, M Meese, J Blue 18 Team Preliminaries 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Wahlert Catholic 1) Wedewer, Libby SO 3) Broderick, Clare SO Pleasant Valley 1) Arthofer, Kira SR 3) Arthofer, Adrea JR Linn-Mar 1) Northrup, Chana SO 3) Hubler, Olivia SR Benton - VH 1) Garman, Gabbi SR 3) Masten, Elizabeth SR Waterloo West 1) Solomon, Madelyn JR 3) Roby, Ta\u27Mara SR Ames 1) Buckels, Hannah JR 3) Lipsey, Teagan SO DSM Hoover 1) Ding, Nyakota SR 3) Sakabu, Lina JR Waukee 1) Karunatilaka, Sehansa FR 3) Vojic, Elma SR Assumption 1) Nelson, Lea JR 3) Fitzpatrick, Laney FR Cedar Falls 1) Sires, Lindsey FR 3) Longnecker, Leah JR Pella 1) Miller, Metsje JR 3) VanHeukelom, Andrea FR Ankeny Centennial 1) Ridout, Meg JR 3) Ridout, Betsy SR DSM East 1) Vasquez, Aliciah SO 3) Williams, Aaliyah FR Ankeny 1) van de Mortel, Eva FR 3) Mayberry, Mytika FR CR Kennedy 1) Clark, Jaylise SO 3) Rose-Johnson, Jurnee SR Valley- WDM 1) Matera, Grace SR 3) Allen, Jayda SO Relay Prelims 49.10q 2) Sherman, Anna SR 4) Hasken, Bailey SR 49.16q 2) Creasy, Harmony FR 4) Kirby, Amaria SR 49.23q 2) Wensel, Payton SR 4) Bennett, Jill JR 49.23q 2) Masten, Ellie SR 4) Martensen, Grace JR 49.49q 2) Williams, TaJanik SO 4) Thune, Zoey SR 49.55q 2) Song, Athena FR 4) Ingram, Isabel SR 49.59q 2) Goods, Temira SO 4) Dennis, Saffie JR 49.78q 2) Winger, Sydney SR 4) Taylor, Delaney JR 49.85 2) King, Carly JR 4) Carroll, Mary Grace SR 49.96 2) Sterrett, Morgan JR 4) Green, Emerson SO 50.02 2) Malek, Paighton SR 4) Pingel, Annika SR 50.11 2) Petersen, Katie SO 4) Saddoris, Katie SR 50.14 2) Brown, Deala SR 4) Brown, Eriana SR 50.21 2) Daugherty, Peyton SR 4) Rumley, Jasmine SO 50.62 2) McAllister, Natalie SR 4) Mitchell, Cheyenne JR 50.63 2) Sinclair, Rachel SR 4) Yardley, Cassie SR 20 21 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Sumner-Fredrksbg 1) Wedemeier, Hana FR 3) Hirsch, Ivy JR Dowling Catholic 1) Baccile, Mira SO 3) Gehrke, Olivia SO Sioux City East 1) Smith, Allyson JR 3) Hanson, Paige SR Urbandale 1) Brownell, Elle JR 3) Pryor, Dee Dee JR DUB Hempstead 1) Klein, Hailey JR 3) Ryder, Emalee SO Decorah 1) Syverson, Grace JR 3) Valkosky, Brynne SR Washington 1) Marek, Leah SO 3) Greiner, Jenah JR Norwalk 1) Rodman, Tarynn SO 3) Campbell, Shae SR Denison 1) Weiss, Whitney SR 3) Petersen, Tia SO Beckman 1) Bennett, Isabelle JR 3) Boeckenstedt, Heather JR W Burlington ND 1) Ward, Hope SO 3) Marlow, Sydney FR Iowa City West 1) Steva, Peyton JR 3) Tellis, Matayia FR North Scott 1) Fuller, Sydney JR 3) Hanson, Camryn SO DC-Grimes 1) Knudsen, Katelyn SO 3) Murrow, Ashley SR Keokuk 1) Tate, Lillia SR 3) Ailes, Miracle FR CR Prairie 1) Feahn, Sophie SR 3) Fuller, Brie SR Burlington 1) Baylark, Ariana FR 3) Anderson, Callie JR Treynor 1) Shipley, Maddie 3) James, Noel 50.64 2) Burrows, Jordan SO 4) Allen, Krayton SR 50.68 2) Heuckendorf, Roz JR 4) Okwaramoi, Juru JR 50.70 2) Inlay, Kenna SO 4) Wells, Lineya FR 50.71 2) Johnson, Hope JR 4) Shellmyer, Skyler SR 50.74 2) Steil, Audra SR 4) Hoskins, Janyla SO 50.74 2) Hafner, Allie SR 4) Ranum, Rylea SR 50.80 2) Bailey, Isabel JR 4) Anderson, Hannah SO 50.83 2) Hjelden, Maya JR 4) Vanderholt, Taylor SR 50.86 2) Mohr, Alex JR 4) Mendlik, Ellie SR 50.98 2) Funke, Morgan SR 4) Pirc, Olivia SO 51.06 2) Harris, Annaka FR 4) Belger, Kerrigan FR 51.08 2) Severt, Katie JR 4) Bell, Kitra SR 51.09 2) Kruse, Brooke SO 4) Corson, Brooke JR 51.13 2) Weddle, Abby SR 4) Frett, Sarah SO 51.17 2) Geisler, Megan SO 4) Ailes-Primes, Ya\u27 Mia SR 51.27 2) Skriver, Kirstin SR 4) Andorf, Maddie JR 51.29 2) Warner, Tarae SR 4) Baylark, Angel SO 51.47 2) Carley, Megan 4) Shipley, Mia Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 2 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 53 Waterloo East 52.18 Preliminaries ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay High School) 1) Jenkins, Shamya SR 2) Clark, Amanee JR Team Relay Prelims 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Western Dubuque 1) Schindler, Ella FR 3) Ulbrich, Addie SR Southeast Polk 1) Willoughby, Angela SR 3) Milani, Samantha SO OABCIG 1) Fredericks, Jordyn SR 3) Winterrowd, Anna FR CB Abraham Lincoln 1) Wohlers, Brooke SO 3) Fichter, Rylee SR KP-WC 1) Goodwin, Madison JR 3) Barto, Jayde SO DSM Lincoln 1) Harris, Jolynn SR 3) Maxwell, Brooke FR Monticello 1) Guilford, Gabby FR 3) Stephen, Kaylee SR Davenport Central 1) Brown-Taylor, Aiyana SR 3) Baker, Jada SR Solon 1) Ryan, Taylor JR 3) Nicol, Sophie SR CB T Jefferson 1) Larson, Angela SR 3) Archie, Alexis FR North Cedar 1) Wilhau, Brittyn SR 3) Hawtrey, Darby SR Pella Christian 1) Nikkel, Erica SO 3) Bandstra, Mary Kate JR Glenwood 1) Allgood, Sadey FR 3) Wilson, Jaeda FR Johnston 1) Roethler, Emma FR 3) Kueper, Paige SO Van Buren- KEO 1) Nazli, Ceyda SR 3) Bartholomew, Madison SO PCM 1) Chipps, Margo FR 3) Kuecker, Alexis SO Davenport North 1) Lieferman, Kenzie SO 3) Arrington, Alexia JR Lewis Central 1) Getzschman, Kortnie SO 3) Holt, Maegan SR 51.50 2) Hollenback, Paige JR 4) Allen, Auna SR 51.52 2) Albertson, Samantha JR 4) Hartz, Gretta SO 51.55 2) Cotton, Sarah JR 4) Durbin, Sydney JR 51.56 2) Hendrix, Jocelyn SO 4) Thomas, Darby JR 51.56 2) Petersen, Abby SR 4) Jensen, Bri SR 51.57 2) Miller, Jalyiah SO 4) Canada, Erika JR 51.61 2) Lambert, Maddie SR 4) Loes, Anna SR 51.66 2) Rewerts, Hailee SR 4) Collins, K\u27Breonna SR 51.70 2) Fleck, Khaylor SO 4) Kerkhoff, Erin JR 51.79 2) Smith-Carter, Rodhesia SO 4) Jones, Caitlyn JR 51.80 2) Crist, Lexi SR 4) Proesch, Grace SR 51.87 2) Morgan, Chloe SO 4) Fopma, Morgan JR 51.88 2) Bomer, Devon FR 4) Scarborough, Elle FR 51.93 2) Jackson, Christina JR 4) Anderson, Rylee SO 51.96 2) Davidson, Chloe SO 4) Davidson, Grace SO 51.98 2) Foster, Sierra SO 4) Miller, Ashley SR 52.10 2) Roberts, Yanna FR 4) Hill, Ariana JR 52.11 2) Merksick, Emily JR 4) Witte, Megan SO 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 3) Dunn, Jasmine SR Greene County 1) Doran, Melanie JR 3) Muir, Lillian FR Marshalltown 1) Gardner, Kierra SO 3) Chadderdon, Alyvia JR Panorama 1) Fisher, Carson SR 3) Beckman, Bailey JR Osage 1) Halbach, Kaitlyn JR 3) Olson, Rylie JR Alburnett 1) Volesky, Kylie JR 3) Comried, Remington JR Highland 1) Schneider, Sarah JR 3) Thomann, Kristy JR Regina 1) Hunter, Jessica JR 3) Adam, Madeline SO Sigourney 1) Barthelman, Summer JR 3) Waechter, Brooke SR Madrid 1) Owensby, Annalise SR 3) Schaffer, Molly SR Atlantic 1) Bean, Sydney SR 3) Derby, Alyssa FR Center Point-Urbana 1) Thomas, Nikki SO 3) Clark, Rylee JR Williamsburg 1) McAtee, Talia JR 3) Wardenburg, Madalyn SR Webster City 1) Garrels, Marisa SR 3) Hay, Ashlyn SO Sioux City North 1) Peak-Wallace, MaLika SR 3) Glisar, Kelli SR DSM North 1) Rutledge, Shakyra\u27 FR 3) Niyigena, Delefine SR Northeast 1) Ehlers, Alexis FR 3) Hasken, Carly SR DSM Roosevelt 1) Hall, Tori JR 3) Morris, Jayda JR 4) Muhammad, Alanna SR 52.21 2) Osterson, Brianna FR 4) Durbin, Megan SR 52.26 2) Trowbridge, Sara SO 4) Mazour, Regan SR 52.30 2) Johnk, Morgan JR 4) Kemble, Devyn SR 52.31 2) Jacobs, Brenna SR 4) Kisley, Paige FR 52.36 2) Schuchmann, Maddy JR 4) Osborn, Madison JR 52.37 2) Stokes, Aly JR 4) Yahnke, Emily SO 52.45 2) Gahan, Annie FR 4) Evans, Jaedynn JR 52.46 2) Clarahan, Heidi SO 4) Barthelman, Autum SR 52.48 2) Schieltz, Erin FR 4) Santi, Rylan SR 52.52 2) Rasmussen, Haley FR 4) Williams, Charity SR 52.60 2) Sisk, LaMia SR 4) Fox, Callyn JR 52.61 2) Rotter, Katy FR 4) Ehret, Gracie FR 52.64 2) Woodle, Zoey JR 4) Flaws, Haley SR 52.64 2) Mulder, Kaitlyn SR 4) Arredondo, Ysabella FR 52.76 2) Nahimana, Cecille SR 4) Hunter, Riawna FR 52.84 2) Hildebrandt, Neveah FR 4) Gray, Alecca SR 53.02 2) Morales, Jhamae FR 4) Chell, Claire JR Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 3 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 7 Wahlert Catholic 4:02.02q Preliminaries ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay High School) 1) Osterberger, Kaylee SR 2) Osterberger, Ellie SR Team Relay Prelims 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 --- --- Davis County 1) Snyder, Morgan SR 3) Moore, Macayla SR Harlan 1) Craig, Sidney SR 3) Hall, Ashley FR ADM 1) Lonneman, Josi SO 3) Osgood, Carley FR Mid-Prairie 1) Edgington, Maddie FR 3) Swart, Amber FR Mount Ayr 1) Johnson, Alyssa 3) Hickman, Caylie Mount Pleasant 1) Broeker, Dani SR 3) Vantiger, Lyndi JR Bishop Heelan 1) Rizk, Katie SR 3) Meis, Elsy SR Iowa City 1) Clark, Emma JR 3) Green, Tiara SR Bettendorf 1) Banks, Maddi SR 3) Erpelding, Maggie SO CR Jefferson 1) Bergmann, MiAsia SR 3) Carr, Hannah JR 53.05 2) Hunter, Katie SR 4) Shirkey, Alysa SO 53.07 2) Sotelo, Alyssa SR 4) Hansen, Chloe JR 53.16 2) Schepers, Sami SR 4) Kenny, Anna JR 53.16 2) Rourke, Cassidy JR 4) Conway, Kitty JR 53.16 2) Klommhaus, Keirston 4) Anderson, Bailey 53.52 2) Batey, Kalynn SR 4) Sutter, Avery FR 53.63 2) McGowan, Sam SR 4) Doohen, Callie SR 54.11 2) Cooper, Emma JR 4) Lindsey, Ayana FR DQ 2) Ostrom, Emma SR 4) Girsch, Katie FR DQ 2) Prohaska, Meghan JR 4) Nagel, Rachel SO Girls 4x400 Meter Relay High School 1 2 3 4 5 6 Southeast Polk 1) Hill, Tarryn SO 3) Larkins, Grace FR Waukee 1) Taylor, Delaney JR 3) Caraway, Jessica SO Assumption 1) King, Carly JR 3) Fitzpatrick, Laney FR Dowling Catholic 1) Tobias, Margaret FR 3) Giudici, Anna SR Solon 1) Ryan, Taylor JR 3) Smith, Abby JR Decorah 1) Mikkelson, Sarah SR 3) Buresh, Fiona FR Relay 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Relays: 3:50.21 D 4/24/2009 Waukee C Johannesen, A Black-Scott, C Gnade, W Westrum Team Preliminaries 8 Prelims 3:52.62q 2) Clement, Natalie SO 4) Milani, Sydney SR 3:58.82q 2) Peters, Janjay JR 4) Campbell, Lily SR 4:00.38q 2) Nelson, Lea JR 4) Lansing, Olivia SO 4:00.73q 2) Timboe, Kate JR 4) Schweizer, Kelsey JR 4:01.15q 2) Annis, Cayley SO 4) Kerkhoff, Erin JR 4:01.58q 2) Galligan, Jenna SR 4) Nimrod, Katie SR 19 20 21 22 23 24 3) McDonald, Molly SO Pleasant Valley 1) Basala, Clare SO 3) Creasy, Harmony FR DSM Roosevelt 1) Ubadigbo, Esther SO 3) Holman, Kori SR Bishop Heelan 1) Doohen, Brooke SR 3) Hutchinson, Hannah JR Ottumwa 1) Mellin, Carollin SO 3) Bookin-Nosbisch, Grace SO Cedar Falls 1) Kimbrough, Auriona JR 3) Kvale, Paige SR Iowa City 1) Green, Tiara SR 3) Schaeckenbach, Caroline SO Pella 1) Halstead, Erica SR 3) Thoreson, Elsie SO Bettendorf 1) Johnson, Emma JR 3) Vermeer, Breanna SO Ankeny Centennial 1) Pippett, Karri SR 3) Gordon, Emma SR Treynor 1) James, Noel 3) Gregory, Chloe Johnston 1) Kamienski, Avery JR 3) Laughlin, Mackenzie JR Western Dubuque 1) Ulbrich, Addie SR 3) Burds, Jordan JR North Cedar 1) Cox, Cassie JR 3) Proesch, Grace SR Ames 1) Lipsey, Teagan SO 3) Sorrentino, Bianca SO Independence 1) Hosch, Kaylee JR 3) Dunlap, Izzy SR Sioux City East 1) Hanson, Paige SR 3) Smith, Allyson JR Urbandale 1) Shellmyer, Skyler SR 3) Gaskill, Macy FR 4) Hohmann, Holly SR 4:02.50q 2) Arthofer, Adrea JR 4) Arthofer, Kira SR 4:03.05 2) Chell, Claire JR 4) Fleming, Megan JR 4:03.45 2) Aesoph, Amber SO 4) Jochum, Madison JR 4:04.12 2) Bishop, Kierra JR 4) Bookin-Nosbisch, Alli SO 4:04.31 2) Berte, Greta FR 4) Davis, Sydney SR 4:04.84 2) Kelly-Harvey, CeCe FR 4) Lindsey, Ayana FR 4:05.44 2) McMartin, Caroline SO 4) Pingel, Annika SR 4:05.45 2) McQuillen, Erin JR 4) Whitaker, Allison JR 4:06.09 2) Vortherms, Kathryn FR 4) Gray, Megan SR 4:06.13 2) Shipley, Mia 4) Carley, Megan 4:06.55 2) Strauss, Samantha FR 4) Fehn, Chloe JR 4:06.60 2) Hermsen, Cassie SR 4) Burds, Jenna JR 4:06.84 2) Fields, Tessa SR 4) Dennis, Sydney FR 4:07.79 2) Tietjens, Leah FR 4) Lipsey, Amara SR 4:09.05 2) Wendt, Taylor JR 4) Larson, Madison JR 4:09.82 2) Copple, Taylor SR 4) Van Dyke, Lauren SR 4:09.84 2) Lynch, Madi FR 4) Pryor, Dee Dee JR Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 4 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 18 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Middle School Relays: 52.42 D 4/29/2016 Ankeny Southview MS A Smith, D Baptiste, M Daugherty, J Rumley Team Relay Finals 19 Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Merrill MS 1) Madison, Ke\u27Ayla 3) Ewing, Ziaire Bondurant-Farrar MS 1) West, McKenna 3) Fuller, Rebekah Waukee Prairieview MS 1) Harris, Natalie 3) Chloe, Olsen Waukee Timberline MS 1) Zeigler, Parys 3) Perry, Kaliyah Pella MS Ankeny Southview MS 1) Rubin, Avery 3) Parton, Mariah Johnston MS 1) Rasmussen, Maren 3) Russel, Tenna Callanan MS 1) Murray, Samara 3) Hall, Keke St.Theresa Catho 1) Linkletter, Lauren 3) Orazem, Lauren Meredith MS 1) Young, Taysia 3) Lecocq, Meadow McCombs MS 1) Terry, Jayda 3) Reed, Allizia Norwalk MS 1) Randall, Marin 3) Winkler, Kylie Ankeny CN MS 1) Street, Elle 3) Breeding, Maraye Clarinda MS 1) Milikan, Paige 3) Smith, Isabelle Weeks MS 1) Sanders, Aniyah 3) Neer, Hailey Urbandale MS 1) Peters, Riley 3) Koning, Kami Newton Berg MS 1) Peterson, Morgan 3) Butler, Kya 52.42D 2) Holman, Kennedy 4) Fleming, Sarah 52.93 2) Anderson, Kendall 4) DeCosta, Ellie 53.38 2) Penwell, Rylie 4) Porter, Grace 53.42 2) Bates, Za\u27Mauri 4) Woods, Brooklyn 53.80 54.39 2) Gibson, Eden 4) Fulk, Eva 54.56 2) Miner, Alyssa 4) Gossling, Anna 54.76 2) Carson, Bailey 4) Hansen, Jayda 54.88 2) Knupp, Petra 4) Kramer, Olivia 55.22 2) Johns, Lily 4) Coleman, Dierra 55.38 2) Littlejohn, Gracielove 4) Makiev, Aiom 55.41 2) Holtorf, Reagan 4) Levi, Raegan 55.42 2) Klingensmith, Savannah 4) Anderson, Liv 55.68 2) Knight, Hailey 4) Mathey, Caryl 56.41 2) Noble, Breanna 4) Sonkaliey, Tarminta 56.46 2) Bewyer, Eadie 4) Holder, Jayda 56.46 2) Cupples, Brooklyn 4) White, Ella 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Nevada MS 1) Skaggs, Savannah 3) Borwick, Tessa Stilwell MS 1) Kuentz, Abi 3) Dawson, Bailee Sacred Heart WDM 1) Coppila, Callie 3) Spracklin, Olivia Goodrell MS 1) Tarelesson, Tina 3) Rounds, Emma Brody MS 1) Vilausach, Mallary 3) Weiborn, Channing CC Elkader MS 1) Keppler, Alivia 3) Gifford, Alice Clayton R MS 1) Harber, Whitley 3) Breitbach, Isabel St. Francis of Assisi 1) Pederson, Allison 3) Kasch, Chloe Saydel MS 1) Carney, Rylee 3) Ballard, Payton Gehlen Catholic 1) Ruden, Sophie 3) Bogen, Emma Indian Hills MS 1) Dobesh, Maddie 3) Griffith, Reagan Colfax-Mingo MS 1) Underwood, Carley 3) Cunningham, Caylee Centerville MS 1) Casteel, Allison 3) Kirkland, Maddie Bergman Academy 1) Nelson, Emily 3) Kelly, Vivian Harding MS 1) Hodge, Kalena 3) Brown, Jennessa Albia MS 1) Terrell, Marrisa 3) Paxton, Mia St. Pius X - Urb 1) Mosher, Mackenna 3) Patton, Bethany Dunkerton MS 1) Lewis, Abigail 3) McMahon, Baylee 56.77 2) Arnaud, Alex 4) Weig, Mayzi 56.78 2) Lenz, Helene 4) Wang, Elaine 57.10 2) Castellano, Crystal 4) Friedrich, Julia 58.01 2) Tillotson, ReaAnn 4) Shelton, Jocina 58.03 2) Williams, Jylian 4) Dorsett, Alexis 58.10 2) Wiley, Kaitlyn 4) Beatty, Brandly 58.15 2) Rork, Haley 4) Moore, Jay Lynn 58.21 2) Jennisch, Amelia 4) Ringwelski, Emma 58.25 2) Martin, Arianna 4) Barton, Rachel 58.26 2) Heying, Lauren 4) Schnepf, Rylee 58.47 2) Wainwright, Megan 4) Wright, Denyce 58.77 2) Smith, Kaydance 4) Doty, Kylie 59.01 2) Drew, Abby 4) Stephens, Mickey 59.14 2) Greenslade, Maleah 4) Eide, Anne 59.70 2) Williams, Kamryn 4) Ndayishimiye, Rachel 59.71 2) Martin, Emma 4) Hamilton, Makayla 60.60 2) Cain, Kate 4) Williams, Katie 60.76 2) Hoffman, Lynzi 4) Teisinger, Elli Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 5 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night 12 Kohlwey, Danielle JR MN Duluth 24.25 5.0 Finals ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Middle School) 13 Whigham, Emma JR Iowa State 24.33 5.0 Team Relay Finals 36 37 38 39 40 Hoyt MS 1) Brown, Alexis 3) Conway, Samyah Hiatt MS Holy Trinity 1) Dicker, Drew 3) Kerr, Addie Heartland Christ 1) Hunziker, Emme 3) Selander, Adelyn Perry MS 1) Killmer, Macy 3) Escalante, Viviana 60.95 61.31 2) Gaul, Alica 4) Dicker, Evan 2 3 4 5 6 7 --- Thomas, Brionna Barrie, Maggie Battle, Anavia Winters, Karrington Charlton, Devynne DeLoach, Taylor Coby, Eboni Avant, Kyara Barlow, Halimah Wilson, Tamani Richardson, Syaira 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 --- 63.66 Finals 4:21.59 2) Fleming, Sarah 4) Jackson, Arianna 4:23.73 2) Noring, Isabell 4) Erzen, Ainsley 4:33.45 2) Luebke, Katy 4) McDermott, Meredith 4:40.15 2) Smith, Isabelle 4) Mathey, Caryl 4:41.16 2) Water, Isabel 4) Sweetman, Julia 4:43.21 2) Arnaud, Alex 4) Weig, Mayzi 5:02.09 DQ 2) Holder, Jayda 4) VanQuathem, Erin SR SR FR JR SR SO JR FR SO SO FR Purdue Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Purdue Ohio State Minnesota St Iowa Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State SO JR SO JR SR Iowa South Dakota OK Christian Northern IA Purdue 24.36 24.37 24.47 24.83 DQ 4:12.15 D 4/27/2013 Carly Hamilton Yr School Finals SO SR FR SR SR SO JR JR FR JR SR FR JR 4:25.22 4:26.46 4:26.92 4:27.00 4:27.73 4:28.34 4:29.52 4:30.35 4:33.03 4:34.05 4:34.11 4:36.96 DNF Finals 2) Romero, Sharitzy 4) Hopper, Zari Women 200 Meter Dash Univ/Col Name Yr School Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Relays: Name 2) Schuetze, Allie 4) Fichter, Kelsey Merrill MS 1) Ewing, Ziaire 3) Madison, Ke\u27Ayla Carlisle MS 1) Brower, Bailey 3) Roling, Reagan DC Grimes 1) Lorsching, Avery 3) Lampe, Ellie Clarinda MS 1) Strait, Chloe 3) Milikan, Paige St. Francis of Assisi 1) Moore, Sarah 3) Moore, Julia Nevada MS 1) Skaggs, Savannah 3) Borwick, Tessa All Saints Catholic Urbandale MS 1) Schmitz, Alayha SC 3) Dial, Sydney Buss, Talia Dufoe, Karina Harvey, Lawanda Watson-Reid, Chyna Roberson, Savannah Women 1500 Meter Run Seeded Univ/Col 63.04 Girls Distance Medley Middle Schoo Middle School Team Relay Finals 1 14 15 16 17 --- 60.78 2) Lily, Karsen 4) Chea, Destiny Ohio State Minnesota Minnesota Northern IA South Dakota Western MI SD State ND State Minnesota Bradley Utah Northern IL Indiana St Women Shot Put Univ/Col Relays: 18.57m D 4/26/2013 Name Tia Brooks Yr School Finals Finals Finals 22.99 23.20 23.35 23.52 23.74 23.79 23.84 24.02 24.15 24.18 24.20 Rizk, Julia Strandemo, Madeline Hasz, Bethany Correy, Brette Joyce, Lindsay Anderson, Sarah King, Rachel Rotvold, Annika Hasz, Megan Markham, Niamh McInturff, Hannah Callahan, Mackenzie Moore, S. Brooke 3.1 3.1 3.1 5.7 3.1 5.7 5.0 5.7 3.1 5.0 5.7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Tausaga, Laulauga Pasiowitz, Courtney Retzlaff, Bailey Dendinger, Michaela Gunnells, Shelby Britt, Nia Schwarzkopf, Maggie Atwater, Tanasha Hazlewood, Micaela Jacobs, Gabi Marion, Maya Henderson, Essence Weber, Katelyn Laufenberg, Kelsey Hammond, Erika Williams, Keiara Leppelmeier, Molly Tennant, Grace Liermann, Samantha Moorhouse, Madi Crowder, Mackenzie Oawster, Erica Theisen, JoHannah Schmidt, Tiara Griffin, Allison Jones, Tia SO SR JR SR JR SO SO SR SR JR SR FR SR JR SO FR FR FR JR FR JR JR SR FR SO SO Iowa ND State ND State Wayne St. (N ND State Iowa ND State Dubuque Purdue Missouri Marquette Iowa State North Dakota ND State Iowa Iowa State Purdue Kent State Concordia NE SD State NE Kearney WI-Eau Claire WI-Eau Claire NE Kearney Northern IA Wayne St. (N 16.74m 16.40m 16.05m 15.75m 15.69m 15.24m 15.12m 14.71m J14.71m 14.61m 14.60m 14.52m 14.44m J14.44m 14.34m 14.29m 14.15m 14.09m 13.74m 13.71m 13.45m 13.37m 12.93m 12.75m 12.08m 11.97m 5.0 5.0 5.7 5.0 3.1 Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 9:19 PM 4/27/2018 Page 6 2018 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee - 4/25/2018 to 4/28/2018 "America\u27s Athletic Classic" Results - Friday Night Finals ... (Women Shot Put Univ/Col) Name Yr School --- Farmer, Erin CV Elite 7 Finals XFOUL 8 Women 4x800 Meter Relay University Relays: 8:27.42 D 4/27/2007 Minnes
Impact of opioid-free analgesia on pain severity and patient satisfaction after discharge from surgery: multispecialty, prospective cohort study in 25 countries
No full textBackground: Balancing opioid stewardship and the need for adequate analgesia following discharge after surgery is challenging. This study aimed to compare the outcomes for patients discharged with opioid versus opioid-free analgesia after common surgical procedures. Methods: This international, multicentre, prospective cohort study collected data from patients undergoing common acute and elective general surgical, urological, gynaecological, and orthopaedic procedures. The primary outcomes were patient-reported time in severe pain measured on a numerical analogue scale from 0 to 100% and patient-reported satisfaction with pain relief during the first week following discharge. Data were collected by in-hospital chart review and patient telephone interview 1 week after discharge. Results: The study recruited 4273 patients from 144 centres in 25 countries; 1311 patients (30.7%) were prescribed opioid analgesia at discharge. Patients reported being in severe pain for 10 (i.q.r. 1-30)% of the first week after discharge and rated satisfaction with analgesia as 90 (i.q.r. 80-100) of 100. After adjustment for confounders, opioid analgesia on discharge was independently associated with increased pain severity (risk ratio 1.52, 95% c.i. 1.31 to 1.76; P < 0.001) and re-presentation to healthcare providers owing to sideeffects of medication (OR 2.38, 95% c.i. 1.36 to 4.17; P = 0.004), but not with satisfaction with analgesia (β coefficient 0.92, 95% c.i. -1.52 to 3.36; P = 0.468) compared with opioid-free analgesia. Although opioid prescribing varied greatly between high-income and lowand middle-income countries, patient-reported outcomes did not. Conclusion: Opioid analgesia prescription on surgical discharge is associated with a higher risk of re-presentation owing to side-effects of medication and increased patient-reported pain, but not with changes in patient-reported satisfaction. Opioid-free discharge analgesia should be adopted routinely
Defining the bellwether procedures and processes for global trauma care: an international Delphi study
No full textBackground The complexity of delivering trauma care makes the assessment of its provision challenging. The identification of bellwether procedures has previously been successful in the evaluation of global surgical care; however, any equivalent in assessing trauma care is currently lacking. Through a Delphi process, we aimed to produce the bellwether procedures and processes for global trauma care.Methods A global Delphi process was undertaken with healthcare professionals and academics involved in trauma care from across the world. A list of potential procedures and processes was identified through literature review and expert opinion, along with subsequent additional options suggested by respondents. Three successive rounds were completed, with respondents rating the importance of each procedure or process to be undertaken at any hospital that cares for trauma patients using a five-point Likert scale.Results A total of 411 respondents from 78 countries completed the initial round of the Delphi process, with minimal attrition observed across rounds. Following three successive rounds of the Delphi and functional aggregation, nine bellwethers of global trauma care were determined, subdivided into three functional categories: ‘Resuscitation & Stabilisation’—(1) Advanced Airway Management, (2) Short-term C-spine Immobilisation, (3) Long Bone Immobilisation; ‘Diagnosis & Monitoring’—(4) Blood Gas Analysis, (5) Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) Scanning, (6) Continuous Access to CT Imaging; ‘Optimisation & Intervention’—(7) Blood Transfusion, (8) Tube Thoracostomy, (9) Laparotomy and Splenectomy.Conclusion The Global Trauma Care Delphi study has produced nine metrics that provide pragmatic indicators for the overall assessment of trauma care capabilities at any healthcare setting worldwide. These bellwethers of global trauma care can enable hospitals, local managers and health ministries to identify institutions or regions that may require more in-depth assessment, allowing standards in the management of traumatic injuries to improve
