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167. Emergency Medicine Residency Applicant Characteristics Associated with Measured Adverse Outcomes During Residency

Author

Bohrer-Clancy, Jesse, Lukowski, Leslie, Turner, Lisa, Staff, Ilene, and London, Shawn

Subjects
remediation, application, selection, residency
Abstract

Introduction: Negative outcomes in emergency medicine (EM) programs use a disproportionate amount of educational resources to the detriment of other residents. We sought to determine if any applicant characteristics identifiable during the selection process are associated with negative outcomes during residency. Methods: Primary analysis consisted of looking at the association of each of the descriptors including resident characteristics and events during residency with a composite measure of negative outcomes. Components of the negative outcome composite were any formal remediation, failure to complete residency, or extension of residency.  Results: From a dataset of 260 residents who completed their residency over a 19-year period, 26 (10%) were osteopaths and 33 (13%) were international medical school graduates A leave of absence during medical school (p

Published
2018

169. Nf1 deficiency modulates the stromal environment in the pretumorigenic rat mammary gland

Author

Arumugam, Menusha, primary, Tovar, Elizabeth A., additional, Essenburg, Curt J., additional, Dischinger, Patrick S., additional, Beddows, Ian, additional, Wolfrum, Emily, additional, Madaj, Zach B., additional, Turner, Lisa, additional, Feenstra, Kristin, additional, Gallik, Kristin L., additional, Cohen, Lorna, additional, Nichols, Madison, additional, Sheridan, Rachel T. C., additional, Esquibel, Corinne R., additional, Mouneimne, Ghassan, additional, Graveel, Carrie R., additional, and Steensma, Matthew R., additional

Published
2024
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171. Inference and decision making in large weakly dependent graphical models

Author

Turner, Lisa, Fearnhead, Paul, and Glazebrook, Kevin

Subjects
519.2
Abstract

This thesis considers the problem of searching a large set of items, such as emails, for a small subset which are relevant to a given query. This can be implemented in a sequential manner – whereby knowledge from items that have already been screened is used to assist in the selection of subsequent items to screen. Often the items being searched have an underlying network structure. Using the network structure and a modelling assumption that relevant items and participants are likely to cluster together can greatly increase the rate of screening relevant items. However, inference in this type of model is computationally expensive. In the first part of this thesis, we show that Bayes linear methods provide a natural approach to modelling this data. We develop a new optimisation problem for Bernoulli random variables, called constrained Bayes linear, which has additional constraints incorporated into the Bayes linear optimisation problem. For non-linear relationships between the latent variable and observations, Bayes linear will give a poor approximation. We propose a novel sequential Monte Carlo method for sequential inference on the network, which better copes with non-linear relationships. We give a method for simulating the random variables based upon the Bayes linear methodology. Finally, we look at the effect the ordering of the random variables has on the joint probability distribution of binary random variables, when they are simulated using this proposed Bayes linear method.

Published
2017
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172. Bayes Linear Methods for Large-Scale Network Search

Author

Turner, Lisa, Dimitrov, Nedialko B., and Fearnhead, Paul

Subjects
Statistics - Applications
Abstract

Consider the problem of searching a large set of items, such as emails, for a small set which are relevant to a given query. This can be implemented in a sequential manner whereby we use knowledge from earlier items that we have screened to help us choose future items in an informed way. Often the items we are searching have an underlying network structure: for example emails can be related to a network of participants, where an edge in the network relates to the presence of a communication between those two participants. Recent work by Dimitrov, Kress and Nevo has shown that using the information about the network structure together with a modelling assumption that relevant items and participants are likely to cluster together, can greatly increase the rate of screening relevant items. However their approach is computationally expensive and thus limited in applicability to small networks. Here we show how Bayes Linear methods provide a natural approach to modelling such data; that they output posterior summaries that are most relevant to heuristic policies for choosing future items; and that they can easily be applied to large-scale networks. Both on simulated data, and data from the Enron Corpus, Bayes Linear approaches are shown to be applicable to situations where the method of Dimitrov et al. is infeasible; and give substantially better performance than methods that ignore the network structure.

Published
2016

173. MAKE-AHEAD holiday appetizers: When a meal is too much, but chips and salsa aren't enough food (or festiveness), give these delicious starters a try

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Holiday cookery -- Recipes and menus, Make-ahead cookery -- Recipes and menus, Appetizers -- Recipes and menus, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

You're looking forward to showing off your mad kitchen skills at a festive, friend-filled holiday soiree. But the day of the event finds you frazzled and frantic, too stressed to [...]

Published
2021

174. 10 WAYS YOU'RE SABOTAGING YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Immune system -- Health aspects, Infection -- Risk factors, Disease susceptibility -- Risk factors, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Never as a nation have we been more focused on immunity. But in spite of our best efforts, some all-too-common daily habits may be undermining our resistance to infection. Here [...]

Published
2021

175. sneak more super INTO YOUR SUPPER

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Olive oil, Environmental issues
Abstract

The secret to making any meal healthier? Adding superfood powders and oils that boost nutrition-without compromising on flavor Meet your new pantry staples. turmeric powder Turmeric is rich in curcumin, [...]

Published
2021

176. HAPPY & HEALTHY TEENS: Six simple ways to help your child thrive

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Pediatrics -- Methods -- Health aspects, Parenting -- Health aspects -- Methods, Sleep -- Methods -- Health aspects, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

You thought it was hard raising a toddler? Wait until you have a teen. They're more independent, less easily persuaded, and often just as likely to have massive meltdowns. And [...]

Published
2021

177. HOW TO TAKE SUPPLEMENTS: 6 things you're doing wrong

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Alfacalcidol, Calcifediol, Vitamin D, Coffee, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

You may have a rock-solid regimen of vitamins, minerals, herbs and other supplements. But certain foods and nutrients can diminish (or enhance) absorption, and some combinations can be downright dangerous--so [...]

Published
2021

178. Academic Entitlement: Relations to Perceptions of Parental Warmth and Psychological Control

Author

Turner, Lisa A. and McCormick, Wesley H.

Abstract

Academic entitlement characterises students who expect positive academic outcomes without personal effort. The current study examined the relations of perceived parental warmth and parental psychological control with two dimensions of academic entitlement (i.e., entitled expectations and externalised responsibility) among college students. Psychology students participated by completing measures of perceived parenting and academic entitlement through an online survey system. Results demonstrated that perceived parental warmth was a negative predictor of externalised responsibility and parental psychological control was a positive predictor of externalised responsibility. Additionally, there was a warmth by control interaction such that parental psychological control was related to greater externalised responsibility only when combined with moderate to high parental warmth. For entitled expectations, both perceived parental warmth and psychological control were positive predictors. The findings suggest that parenting practices may play an important role in academic entitlement and highlight the need for further research to elucidate potential developmental pathways of academic entitlement.

Published
2018
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179. SUPERFOODS from A to Z

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Heart diseases, Vitamins, Cancer -- Prevention, Antioxidants, Beta carotene, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Moringa, acai, and goldenberries are great, but when it comes to superfoods, you have plenty more options. From everyday staples to exotic selections you might not have tried (but should), [...]

Published
2021

181. Relations of Family-of-Origin Communication Patterns to Attachment and Satisfaction in Emerging Adults’ Romantic Relationships.

Author

Whittington, D. Drew and Turner, Lisa. A.

Subjects
*SATISFACTION, *CONVERSATION, *UNDERGRADUATES, *FAMILY relations, *DESCRIPTIVE statistics, *PARENTING, *FAMILIES, *COMMUNICATION, *STATISTICS, *COLLEGE students, *DATA analysis software, *CONFIDENCE intervals, *FRIENDSHIP
Abstract

Extending previous research, we explored the relation of family-of-origin communication patterns to emerging adults’ romantic relationship satisfaction in a sample of college students (N= 312). We hypothesized a model where romantic attachment statistically mediates the relation of family communication with romantic relationship satisfaction. Open family communication was positively related to satisfaction through attachment anxiety and avoidance; conformity communication was negatively related to satisfaction through anxiety, but not avoidance. After controlling for attachment, conformity communication was positively directly related to relationship satisfaction. Findings provide important insight into the importance of family communication patterns in the development of relationships. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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184. IMMUNE HEALTH SUPPLEMENTS

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
B cells, Vitamins, Influenza, Dietary supplements, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Is it a cold, flu, or Covid? This fall and winter, many of us will be wondering just that if we start feeling sick, especially since many of the symptoms [...]

Published
2020

185. The COVID MOOD QUIDE: 11 EASY WAYS TO STAY CALM, BALANCED, AND HAPPY DURING A PANDEMIC

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Depression (Mood disorder) -- Methods, Disease susceptibility -- Methods, Mental health -- Methods, Stress (Psychology) -- Methods, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

They say we're all in this together--but if current social restrictions, financial concerns, and isolation have left you feeling stressed and depressed, it sure can feel like you're all alone. [...]

Published
2020

187. Summer Superfood Crush: FIVE FRESH, EASY WAYS WITH THE BEST OF THE SEASON'S HARVEST

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Heart diseases, Cancer prevention, Citrus -- Recipes and menus, Polyphenols, Beta carotene, Antioxidants (Nutrients), Carotenoids, Cardiovascular diseases, Vitamins, Vegetables, Health, Diseases, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Who needs those fancy (hard-to-find and pricey) superfoods? Summer's best fruits and vegetables are packed with all the healing nutrients you need. Here are five of our favorites, with simple [...]

Published
2020

188. The Easy-Does-It: 11 SIMPLE TIPS THAT MAKE CLEANSINQ A BREEZE

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Type 2 diabetes, Time, Intestines, Advertising executives, Social media, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

It's that cleansing time of year again, when ads for miracle detox plans litter social media posts and the pages of magazines. But is a detox really necessary? Technically, no. [...]

Published
2020

189. Little Shifts, Big Results: 12 LIFE-CHANGING TIPS FOR A TOTAL TRANSFORMATION

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
New Year -- Social aspects -- Health aspects, Goal setting -- Methods -- Social aspects -- Health aspects, Health behavior -- Methods -- Health aspects -- Social aspects, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Every new year, we make lists of resolutions with big, ambitious plans for diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes--and by February, most of us are back on the couch with a [...]

Published
2020

191. Six-Month Outcomes After High-Risk Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery and Preoperative Intra-aortic Balloon Counterpulsation Use: An Inception Cohort Study

Author

Bagshaw, Sean M., Keri-Anne Cowdrey, Heidi Buhr, Frengley, Rob, Ferrier, Janet, Gilder, Eileen, Henderson, Seton, Larobina, Marco, Merthens, Jan, Morgan, Matthew, Navarra, Lean, Rudas, Máté, Turner, Lisa, Reid, Kristen, Wise, Matthew, Young, Noel, Young, Paul, McGiffin, D, Duncan, J, Kaczmarek, M, Seevanayagam, S, Shaw, M, Shardey, G, Skillington, P, Chorley, T, Baker, L, Zhang, B, Bright, C, Baker, R, Canning, N, Gilfillan, I, Kruger, R, Fayers, T, Kyte, M, Doran, C, Smith, J, Baxter, H, Seah, P, Scaybrook, S, James, A, Goodwin, K, Dignan, R, Hewitt, N, Gerrard, K, Curtis, L, Tiruvoipati, R, Broukal, N, Wolfenden, H, Muir, V, Worthington, M, Wong, C, Tatoulis, J, Wynne, R, Marshman, D, Sze, D, Wilson, M, Turner, L, Passage, J, Kolybaba, M, Fermanis, G, Newbon, P, Newcomb, A, Mack, J, Duve, K, Jansz, P, Hunter, T, Bissaker, P, Dennis, N, Burke, N, Yadav, S, Cooper, K, Chard, R, Halaka, M, Tran, L, Huq, M, Billah, B, Reid, CM, Litton, Edward, Bass, Frances, Delaney, Anthony, Hillis, Graham, Marasco, Silvana, McGuinness, Shay, Myles, Paul S., Reid, Christopher M., and Smith, Julian A.

Published
2018
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193. Sweet Treats: Keep your celebration sugar-free and cut down on the carb this year with festive confections made with monk fruit, stevia, and erythritol

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Low carbohydrate diet -- Recipes and menus, Citrus -- Recipes and menus, Xylitol, Blood glucose, Strawberries, Pies, Alcohols, Vegetables, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

If you're on a Keto or low-carb diet--or just generally appalled by the sugar content of most holiday treats--there's a sweet solution: natural, sugar-free substitutes that let you indulge in [...]

Published
2019

195. Is Your Gut Making You Tired? Here's How to Tell (and How to Fix It)

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Microbiota (Symbiotic organisms) -- Health aspects, Processed foods -- Health aspects, Fatigue -- Risk factors, Coffee -- Health aspects, Physical fitness -- Methods, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

An unhappy, unhealthy gut can cause fatigue. Look for these key signs to determine if your exhaustion is coming from your gut--and we're sharing tips that can help. Our gut [...]

Published
2022

196. Do You Know The Best Way to Take Your Supplements? Here Are Some Dos and Don'ts: Everyone focuses on which supplements to take to improve their health, but did you ever stop to think about how to take supplements?

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Health, Alfacalcidol, Calcifediol, Vitamin D, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

You may have a rock-solid regimen of vitamins, minerals, herbs and other supplements. But certain foods and nutrients can diminish (or enhance) absorption, and some combinations can be downright dangerous--so [...]

Published
2022

197. Feeling Sluggish and Low on Energy? You're Probably Missing One of These Key Nutrients: If you aren't getting enough of these six vitamins and minerals, then you're letting your diet sap your stamina

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Vitamins, Diet, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

Nutrient deficiencies are more common than you think--even when you're eating a healthy diet, you can unknowingly miss out on crucial vitamins and minerals. And over time, these nutritional shortages [...]

Published
2022

200. Good Mood Guide: The ultimate handbook for managing stress, anxiety, and depression

Author

Turner, Lisa

Subjects
Herbs -- Health aspects, Mental disorders -- Statistics -- Care and treatment, Stress management, Anxiety, Americans, Fishes, Handbooks, Food/cooking/nutrition
Abstract

About 21 million American adults suffer from mood disorders such as depression and bipolar, and 40 million have an anxiety disorder. What's worse, a report last year by the American [...]

Published
2019

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