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2. The Oahu Army Natural Resources Program Adaptive Rat Control Strategy: Protecting Endangered Hawaiian Species

Author

Franklin, Katie R.

Subjects
conservation, endangered species, Hawaii, Oahu, predator-proof fencing, rats, Rattus exulans, Rattus rattus, rodenticides, rodents, trapping grids, traps
Abstract

Since 1995 the Oahu Army Natural Resources Program (OANRP) has managed over 60 federally endangered Hawaiian species, including plants, invertebrates, and one forest bird. An adaptive rodent control program is essential for the stabilization of many of these species. OANRP has utilized and experimented with various rodent control methods in remote settings on Oahu, including using small grids of bait stations containing rodenticide coupled with snap traps; deploying small grids of snap traps only; constructing predator-proof fence exclosures; and maintaining large-scale grids of snap traps for ecosystem-wide protection. In 2012, the program began to phase out the use of rodenticide in bait stations and transitioned to using kill-traps only, including the use of automatically self-resetting rat traps. To gauge the effectiveness of rat control methods, resources are monitored for changes in rat predation. Rat activity (both black rats and Polynesian rats) is also monitored with tracking tunnels inside and outside of management areas. This study discusses rat control and monitoring methods utilized by OANRP in the past and present. It also reviews investigations into the use of automatic rat traps, the transition to using kill-traps only instead of bait station grids, and highlight some strengths and weaknesses of various rat control methods. OANRP is working towards integrating multiple control methods for adaptive management in an effort to determine the most effective means to control rats in Army-managed areas on Oahu.

Published
2014

3. Tenn. governor to Kamala Harris: 'Abortion isn't healthcare;' Urges support for pro-life pregnancy center instead

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Lee Co., Pro-life movement, Machinery industry, Pregnant women, Health insurance, Abortion, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work, Roe v. Wade 410 U.S. 113 (1973)
Abstract

On the 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee responded to a tweet from Vice President Kamala Harris by taking a stand for life. 'On the [...]

Published
2021

4. 'He's very healthy, very cute.' Pro-life doc rescues baby with Abortion Pill Reversal

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Pro-life movement, Progesterone -- Health aspects, Abortion -- Prevention, Pregnant women -- Health aspects, Football, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Dr. Poppy Daniels was at her son's football game one Saturday morning when she got the call. 'Mariah' had taken the first drug in the chemical abortion pill regimen and [...]

Published
2020

6. Viral video of adopted baby with Down syndrome highlights the gift of her life

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Adoption, Internet videos, Birth defects, Down syndrome, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work, Facebook (Online social network)
Abstract

Recently, a heartwarming video of an adopted baby with Down syndrome went viral, with more than 16 million views from across Facebook. The video is as simple as this: Off-screen, [...]

Published
2019

7. Doctor Who Performed Abortions Is Now Rescuing Unborn Babies Via Abortion Pill Reversal

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Interviews, Abortion, Volcanoes, Oceans, Infants, Hiking, Text messaging, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

OB-GYN Robert Snyder was on vacation in Hawaii, just hiking to the top of an inactive volcano, when he received a text message informing him that a client had delivered [...]

Published
2019

8. Big Abortion and the Infantilization of Women

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Pregnant women -- Care and treatment, Pro-life groups -- Services, Abortion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Vandalism, Radicalism, Signage, Political parties, Pro-life movement, Pregnancy, Government regulation, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

A week ago Friday, the Democratic Party's abortion radicalism finally spilled over into an act of vandalism at a pro-life pregnancy help center in northern Virginia. There, on the center's [...]

Published
2019

9. 3 Important Truths Revealed by the Latest Planned Parenthood Scandal

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Abortion, Pro-life movement, Pregnant women, Scandals, Pregnancy, Company financing, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work, Planned Parenthood Federation of America -- Services -- Finance
Abstract

For decades, the abortion lobby has attempted to deflect legitimate, nonpartisan criticisms against Big Abortion by attacking pro-life pregnancy help centers that empower women to choose life for their children. [...]

Published
2019

10. Life Wins: Indiana Pregnancy Center to Open Across from Proposed Abortion Facility Following Mayor's Veto

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
South Bend, Indiana -- Health policy, Mayors -- Planning -- Health policy, Medical centers -- Buildings and facilities, Abortion services, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

When plans to open a new pregnancy help center next to a proposed abortion facility were vetoed this spring, Jenny Hunsberger, vice president of Women's Care Center in South Bend, [...]

Published
2018

11. Following Supreme Court's NIFLA v. Becerra Ruling, Hartford Halts Attack on City's Only Pregnancy Center

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
Hartford, Connecticut -- Social policy, Maternal health services -- Laws, regulations and rules, Abortion services -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Abortion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Law, Political science, Sociology and social work
Abstract

The fallout of the Supreme Court decision in NIFLA v. Becerra has already begun. Shortly after the highly anticipated decision was issued June 26, the City of Hartford, Connecticut stopped [...]

Published
2018

12. PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED DEATH, DEMENTIA, AND EUTHANASIA: USING AN ADVANCED DIRECTIVE TO FACILITATE THE DESIRES OF THOSE WITH IMPENDING MEMORY LOSS.

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
ADVANCE directives (Medical care) -- Law & legislation, MEMORY loss, ASSISTED suicide laws, DEMENTIA patients, EUTHANASIA laws, CRUZAN v. Director, Missouri Department of Health, PALLIATIVE treatment, RIGHT to die laws, PATIENTS, STATUS (Law)
Abstract

The article discusses the legal aspects of physician-assisted death, dementia patients, and euthanasia in relation to the use of an advanced directive to carry out the wishes of individuals who suffer from memory loss in America. Palliative care and right to die laws in the U.S. are addressed, along with the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in the case Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health which deals with end-of-life decisions and a right to terminate life-sustaining medical treatments.

Published
2015

13. Baby rescued via abortion pill reversal celebrates first birthday.

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
*MIFEPRISTONE, *INFANTS
Abstract

The article offers information on Abortion Pill Reversal in which pregnant people are being offered an unproven treatment to reverse abortions taken by Sarah. It mentions that used as an antidote to the abortion drug mifepristone the reversal protocol works by flooding a woman's body with progesterone. It also mentions that she has given birth to a baby boy Isaiah.

Published
2020

14. Over 500 Babies Born Thanks to Abortion Pill Reversal.

Author

Franklin, Katie

Abstract

The article focuses on the Abortion Pill Reversal treatment, pioneered by doctors George Delgado and Matt Harrison, which stop the progress of chemical abortions and save the lives of unborn babies. It is noted that the success of Abortion Pill Reversal has been reported in various countries including the U.S.

Published
2018

15. This Ex-Planned Parenthood is Now a Life-Saving Hub.

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
*WOMEN'S health services, *HEALTH facilities
Abstract

An excerpt from the article "This Ex-Planned Parenthood is Now a Life-Saving Hub" by Katie Franklin appeared in the issue of "Pregnancy Help News" is presented which focuses on shifting of the pregnancy center Family Life Services (FLS) to the former building of the organization Planned Parenthood.

Published
2018

16. Development and Evaluation of a Nurse Practitioner-Directed Venous Thromboembolism Chemoprophylaxis Administration Protocol Among Hospitalized Patients

Author

Franklin, Katie. and Franklin, Katie.

Subjects
Thrombophlebitis., Drug utilization., Patient compliance., Thrombophlébite., Médicaments Usage., Patients Coopération.
Abstract

Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is the leading cause of avoidable hospital-associated deaths in the United States (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2022). Non-administration of prescribed VTE chemoprophylaxis medications is a barrier to VTE prevention. This doctoral project implemented a real-time, patient-centered intervention on a 24-bed acute-care medical-surgical unit to improve VTE chemoprophylaxis administration. The Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) model was utilized. There were 1,630 opportunities to administer chemoprophylaxis to 259 patients. Overall, 80.9% (n = 1,319) of doses were administered as prescribed. However, only 53.3% (n = 138) of hospitalized patients received defect-free VTE chemoprophylaxis. Patient refusal accounted for 85 to 95% of non-administered doses (OR = 3.67). VTE rates did not change during the project. In conclusion, the implementation of a real-time, patient-centered VTE chemoprophylaxis protocol showed a clinically significant difference in the rates of chemoprophylaxis administration. Future PDSA cycles should be adapted to integrate VTE prevention measures with electronic medical record (EMR) infrastructures to enhance the project's sustainability. Patients and healthcare providers should engage in shared decision-making conversations to prevent healthcare-associated venous thromboembolism (HA-VTE) events. Lastly, organizational leaders should prioritize HA-VTE awareness and prevention throughout the healthcare system.Keywords: venous thromboembolism, medication adherence, acute care patients, pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis

17. Trump Admin Awards $5.1 Million to Group of Pro-life Medical Clinics, Cuts Funding to Planned Parenthood.

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
*CLINICS, *UNBORN children (Law), *PARENTS, *ABORTION clinics, *HEALTH facilities
Abstract

The article offers information on a multi-million dollar grant for a set of pro-life pregnancy help medical clinics in California by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Topics discussed include the rules, expected to take effect in May 2019, would strip Planned Parenthood of about million dollars in federal funds.

Published
2019

18. Twin Babies Survive Planned Parenthood Chemical Abortion.

Author

Franklin, Katie

Subjects
*UNBORN children (Law), *ABORTION clinics, *PARENTS, *ABORTION, *INFANTS, *MIFEPRISTONE
Abstract

The article offers information on a pregnant patient whose chemical abortion failed to take the life of not one, but both of her unborn children. Topics discussed include that women had an unplanned pregnancy and went to Planned Parenthood; and pregnant with twins, the patient didn't know she was expecting more than one baby until after she'd already begun the two-drug chemical abortion pill regimen.

Published
2019

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