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Sociability and interdependent self-construal on consumer choice for group: A moderated mediation model
(Wiley, 2021-02-21)In joint consumptions, people often make consumption decisions for their respective groups, where chosen products or services are jointly shared by the members of their groups. Although the phenomena of joint consumptions ... -
Putting role resources to work: The cross-domain thriving model
(Elsevier, 2020-12-11)Thriving at work - an employee's perception of vitality and learning while working- is linked to individual and organizational benefits. We merge thriving and work-family literatures to theorize about how thriving in work ... -
Implementation of Sleep Apnea Screening: A Practice Improvement Project
(2021)"Patients and healthcare professionals often neglect sleep apnea symptoms. The clinical team identified the need for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) screening in the local cardiology clinic patients. Outpatient clinics provide ... -
Informed Perceptions of Knowledge, Attitude, and Behavior Concerning Nurse-Led Mobility Among Hospitalized Patients: An Evidence-Based Practice Project
(2021)Extended periods of bedrest among hospitalized patients are associated with functional decline and reduced mobilities. Data from a community based acute care hospital indicated there was a need to promote nurse-led mobilities, ... -
The development of a community-based occupational therapy retirement transition program for first responders and their families
(2021-08-04)The aim of this study was to develop a retirement transition program outline for first responders. The study followed a design of hermeneutic phenomenology in Phase 1 and participatory research in Phase 2. Data was collected ...
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