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  • Perinatal Care and The Transition to Telehealth During COVID-19: A Metasynthesis

    Creator:
    Lofts, Annabel
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    The emergence of the 2019 coronavirus disease drove the rapid implementation of telehealth in maternal healthcare services in the United States (US) and globally. To protect providers and patients, states across the US incorporated telecommunications technology to substitute traditional in-person care for many aspects of perinatal care, for low- and...
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    Honors College Thesis

  • The Skeleton in the Closet: An Historic Forensic Case from Scio, Oregon

    Creator:
    Alapisco, Dawn Marie
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    In August of 2011, Jenny Minten came across an old coffin, complete with a skeleton, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) Scio lodge. After it was determined that the skeleton did not represent a modern forensic case, the remains were donated to the Oregon State University Anthropology Department....
    Resource Type:
    Honors College Thesis
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    .....................................................................................41 Appendix D - Permanent Teeth Recording Form…………………………….…….…...42 Appendix E - Permanent Teeth

  • Philosophy in Action: Tales and Lessons from Oregon Osteopaths

    Creator:
    Goss, Lainey
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    There is great value in understanding the impact that a doctor’s approach to care may have on the experience of the patient. This oral history adds to the body of knowledge that we have about osteopathic medicine and its providers- DOs. It captures real, lived narratives of DOs in Oregon,...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    (Shannon & Teitelbaum, 2009). The term “allopathy” was coined in the early 1800’s by its most outspoken