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Measuring the knowledge of occupational therapy students and practicing occupational therapists regarding school-based occupational therapy
(2008-12)Over the years the need for occupational therapists practicing in the school setting has increased. The purpose of this study is to compare the knowledge concerning school based practice of occupational therapy students ... -
Accuracy of letter reproduction using video modeling versus in vivo modeling in children with autism
(2009-05)This study was designed to explore which modeling approach, in vivo or video would develop accuracy on letter imitation in children with autism. A multiple baseline AB design across participants was used. The independent ... -
Interface design and student satisfaction within online nursing education: A randomized controlled trial
(2009-08)The institutions of higher education, including schools and colleges of nursing, are investing time, money, and resources in online education, a new paradigm of learning via cyberspace, with little evidence-based research. ... -
The role of the registered nurse in collecting and documenting physical forensic evidence related to fatal gunshot wounds: Recommendations for policy and practice
(2009-08)The purpose of this study was two fold. The first was to determine the quality of the forensic physical evidence, specifically clothing, cartridges and gunshot residue preservation, collected and documented in the medical ... -
An examination of lesbian healthcare professionals attitudes on being out and its effects on self-esteem and job satisfaction
(2009-05)The purpose of this study was to examine lesbian healthcare professionals in regards to being out to coworkers and patients, and the effect this may have on self-esteem and job satisfaction. The coming out process is ...
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