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Fruits of laborCurbing domestic violence for baby's sakeStory by Connie Mitchell
| Published: Aug. 25, 2006
IT at the front linesGreg Alexander finds ways to expand technology use to improve nursing home careStory by Connie Mitchell
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The right mix of ingredientsCynthia Russell uses technology to track patient drug useStory by Connie Mitchell
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Take outRebecca Johnson studies how pets may help the elderly transition into nursing homesStory by Connie Mitchell
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Kneading healingDeidre Wipke-Tevis studies the effect of compression and position on venous ulcersStory by Connie Mitchell
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Table for oneFor most older widows, continuing to live alone at home is the main goal. To do that, they work with helpers in unique and interesting waysStory by Pam Roe
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Fluid measureJane Armer studies lymphedema, a localized swelling of the arm that occurs as a result of breast-cancer treatmentStory by Connie Mitchell
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Supervising kids' playThere's a fine line between overprotection and allowing the child to explore as part of the developmental processStory by Connie Mitchell
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Crunch timeVicki Conn uses meta-analysis to understand the impact of exercise on seniorsStory by Connie Mitchell
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Recipe for aging gracefullyMarilyn Rantz aims to improve outcomes for nursing home patientsStory by Connie Mitchell
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Managing Chronic IllnessBonnie Wakefield is working to use telehealth technology to help people manage chronic illness.story by Connie Mitchell
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Generational AttitudesLarry Ganong studies the differences in attitudes between the generations.Story by Connie Mitchell
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What's Brewing?The Internet has become a powerful tool for those seeking information and entertainment.Story by Connie Mitchell
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In Front of the Technology CurvePhysicians are adjusting to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in increasing numbers as hospitals implement new patient documentation technologies.Story by Connie Mitchell
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Eyeing a Global Health IssueCommunicable diseases are a continuing public-health concern, and tracking documented cases of contagious disease, such as tuberculosis.Story by Connie Mitchell
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The Spice of LifeIn 1996, faculty from the School sat in a booth at a local restaurant pondering an idea. Could a school of nursing take the lead in nursing home improvements?Story by Connie Mitchell
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The Fountain of LifeConstance Brooks believes that positive relationships are the key to success.Story by Connie Mitchell
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Serving Up Good HealthAs part of the overall aging-in-place project at MU, the School created a home-health care agency.Story by Connie Mitchell
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Lunch BoxOver the last decade, the role of public-health nursing has been changing to a greater focus on population-based issues and care.Story by Connie Mitchell
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LullabyUsing music as a tool for lulling elderly people who have dementia into a restful night of slumber.Story by Connie Mitchell
| Published: Aug. 25, 2005