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1. Evaluation of Interprofessional Delivery of Diabetes Medication Management Training Among Family Medicine Residents.

Author

Davis, Amanda, Davis, Katherine, Moore, Elise, Samuelson, Britanee, Stonerock, Lauren, and Miller, Nathaniel E.

Subjects
INTERDISCIPLINARY education, PATIENT education, LECTURE method in teaching, CURRICULUM, NURSES, FAMILY medicine, GRADUATE nursing education, PATIENT safety, DISEASE management, EDUCATIONAL outcomes, HEALTH occupations students, CONFIDENCE, TEACHING methods, HOSPITAL medical staff, RURAL health clinics, SIMULATION methods in education, MEDICATION therapy management, NURSE prescribing, CONTINUOUS glucose monitoring, SODIUM-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors, PHYSICIANS, DIABETES, BLOOD sugar monitoring, HYPOGLYCEMIA
Abstract

Objective: Diabetes-related care makes up approximately 24% of outpatient clinic visits. Therefore, confidence and understanding of diabetes management is necessary for family medicine residents. Methods: We developed a combined lecture and simulation lab curriculum utilizing a registered nurse and pharmacist to deliver education to 20 family medicine learners. Pre and post surveys of the educational material were completed in 2 sections including one gauging medical knowledge and a second part gauging level of comfort. Results: Of the learners who participated, fourteen completed the pre-post surveys. Most (53%) respondents improved their scores, while 20% scored the same 27% scored worse. The overall average score increased 57% to 70% and improvement was statistically significant (P <.05). All learners improved confidence by at least 1 point. Conclusion: An interprofessional team utilizing a lecture curriculum focusing on providing education on effective prescribing, medication safety profiles, and resource availability, showed improvement in confidence but mixed knowledge benefit. Further modifications to the curriculum may yield further educational gains. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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9. From a brokenhearted black Minneapolis resident: Feel what I feel

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness
Abstract

Byline: ELISE MOORE I am both honored and heartbroken to have the opportunity to put my thoughts on paper and share them with you. I want to use this platform [...]

Published
2020

10. Non sequitur

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Literature/writing
Published
2003

12. Chapitre 18. La lecture et les groupes particuliers

Author

Knight, Lorna, Bungay, Eric, Cogswell, Jean, Moore, Elise, Edwards, Brendan Frederick R., Friskney, Janet B., Rehberg Sedo, DeNel, and St-Laurent, Fanie

Subjects
History, HB, imprimerie, HIS000000, édition, histoire du livre, Humanities, Multidisciplinary
Abstract

Rapprocher les livres des lecteurs isolés lorna knight Au cours du XXe siècle, la nature de l’isolement et, par conséquent, le type de lecteurs isolés ont changé de façon marquée, alors que la population canadienne, surtout rurale à l’origine et ayant peu accès aux livres, s’est grandement urbanisée. Les communautés éloignées ont été desservies par des réseaux de bibliothèques régionales subventionnés par le gouvernement provincial et par des clubs du livre étrangers et canadiens. Pour les co...

Published
2018

14. Towards a Common Schema in Distributed Humanities Research

Author

Moore, Elise D.

Subjects
Moviegoing, Schema, Delphi Method, Collaborative Humanities
Abstract

As humanities scholars move from creating traditional scholarly publications to creating online collaborative research projects they have begun to realize the need for a common vocabulary or schema to describe their domains. This paper explores the study of moviegoing and the process of creating a schema to describe the field of moviegoing. The purpose is to involve scholars focused on different aspects of moviegoing in schema development so that they might be able to begin their research with this core schema, and share their research with each other using this schema as a crosswalk. Ten different moviegoing scholars were asked to participate in a Delphi study to help define the field of moviegoing for future research and analysis. The iterative process of a Delphi study allowed me to collate the thoughts of experts from around the world. It is hoped that the creation of an after-the-fact schema for existing.

Published
2010
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15. Christmas: Extraordinary, not ordinary

Author

Moore, Elise L.

Subjects
Christmas, Christian life, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise L. Moore The night probably began like any other - clouds scuttling across a darkening sky, the moon rising, with stars piercing the blackness. A few shepherds, maybe [...]

Published
2014

16. Thanks for National Bible Week

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Bible (Sacred work) -- Appreciation, Sacred books -- Appreciation, Bible stories -- Appreciation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore During the dark days of World War II, a group of businessmen decided to promote reading the Bible 'in the belief that it [would] arouse a positive [...]

Published
2014

17. The disappeared

Author

Moore, Elise L.

Subjects
Prayers, Disappeared persons, Prayer, God -- Love, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise L. Moore The Christian Science Monitor Weekly recently reported on the plight of the disappeared: '30,000 people disappeared under Argentina's military dictatorship in the 1970s and '80s, and [...]

Published
2014

18. Resurrection from grief

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Grief, Resurrection, God -- Love, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore Ten years ago my mother passed on. My mother was my best friend, personal cheerleader, and closest female companion. We talked every day. We had side-by-side condos. [...]

Published
2014

19. A prayer for child migrants

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Prayers, Unaccompanied children -- Care and treatment -- Laws, regulations and rules, Illegal immigrant children -- Care and treatment -- Laws, regulations and rules, Border security, Prayer, Government regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore One Mexican boy trudging along an isolated road in the heartland of the United States drew the attention of a passing motorist. The boy had escaped difficult [...]

Published
2014

21. When I heard a whale breathe

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Christian life, God -- Love, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore I heard a whale breathe. It was this incredible sound. My husband and I were in Antarctica. It was 10:30 at night in the deep twilight of [...]

Published
2013

22. Rescue from the mud

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Prayers, Interpersonal relations -- Religious aspects, Christian life, Prayer, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore Wednesday in New York City over 130 people and an entire city's resources worked unendingly with dogged determination until a construction worker trapped in mud was rescued [...]

Published
2013

23. Parents in prison, children in need

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Prisoners -- Family -- Religious aspects, Parent and child -- Planning -- Religious aspects, Children of prisoners -- Religious aspects, Company business planning, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore Harriet was 11 months old when her mother was arrested. Since then, she has never seen her mother outside a guarded visitation area where inmates can interact [...]

Published
2012

24. New Year reset button

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
New Year -- 2012 AD, Christian life, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore The New Year reminds me of a reset button. Sometimes electronic equipment freezes up or makes repetitive errors. Instead of searching for cause/effect, a simple reset might [...]

Published
2011

25. In the aftermath of tornadoes: Practical affection is prayer in action

Author

Moore, Elise L.

Subjects
Prayers, Tornadoes -- Social aspects -- United States, Storm damage -- Social aspects, Christian life, Prayer, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise L. Moore A series of mega-tornadoes surged through the Deep South last week, mobilizing the Southern chicken soup brigade. Southern culture in the United States includes an astounding [...]

Published
2011

26. From old patterns to new discoveries

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Scientific discoveries, Christian life, God -- Love, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore Recently, a new species of crayfish was discovered. Barbicambarus simmonsi is huge, about five inches long - almost twice as large as other crayfish found in the [...]

Published
2011

27. Embracing Tucson after the shootings

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Gun violence -- Cases, Political violence -- Religious aspects, Prayers -- Influence, Prayer -- Influence, God -- Love, Company legal issue, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise Moore A text message startled me Saturday morning as I sat in Tucson, Ariz. US Representative Gabrielle Giffords had been shot moments before. Instantly I began praying fervently, [...]

Published
2011

28. Violence and the invisibility cloak of God's grace

Author

Moore, Elise L.

Subjects
Crime prevention -- Religious aspects, Offenses against public safety -- Religious aspects -- Prevention, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise L. Moore During the Cuban missile crisis, our elementary school held weekly safety drills. We practiced hiding under desks or sitting in the hallways with our backs to [...]

Published
2010

29. For the love and safety of women

Author

Moore, Elise L.

Subjects
Women -- Crimes against, Women's rights -- Religious aspects, Abused women -- Religious aspects -- Crimes against, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise L. Moore Violence against women is receiving increased attention internationally. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton recently decried the rape of women in the Congo. But one doesn't [...]

Published
2009

30. The law of good that overcomes violence

Author

Moore, Elise L.

Subjects
Good and evil -- Analysis -- Religious aspects -- Social aspects, Safety -- Social aspects -- Religious aspects -- Analysis, Violence -- Social aspects -- Religious aspects -- Analysis, God -- Love, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Elise L. Moore As the demand for illegal drugs continues to provide a profitable market in the United States, drug-related violence jars both sides of the border. In Reynosa, [...]

Published
2009

31. History of the Book in Canada. Volume III : 1918-1980

Author

McKillop, A.b., Hjartarson, Paul, Schorcht, Blanca, Litt, Paul, Vincent, Josée, Gallichan, Gilles, Delisle, Jean, Robert, Lucie, Verduyn, Christl, Friskney, Janet B., Michon, Jacques, Connor, Jennifer J., Beglo, Jo Nordley, Gerson, Carole, Lamonde, Yvan, Johnston, Russell, Nowakowski-Dailey, Lyndsey, Preston, Michelle, Sweeting, Jaime, Landry, François, Cavell, Richard, Luneau, Marie-Pier, Owen, Catherine, Davey, Frank, Steele, Apolonia, Earle, Nancy, Panofsky, Ruth, Kelly, Peggy Lynn, Buitenhuis, Peter, Karr, Clarence, Peterman, Michael A., Lepage, Françoise, Saltman, Judith, Edwards, Gail, Latham, Sheila, Dickinson, Peter, Parker, George L., Ferré-Rode, Sandrine, Black, Fiona A., Rampure, Archana, Mitham, Peter J., Yergeau, Robert, Marquis, Dominique, Pouliot, Suzanne, Clark, Penney, Brockie, Ian, Aubin, Paul, Vipond, Mary, Des Rivières, Marie-José, Saint-Jacques, Denis, Brisson, Frédéric, Strange, Carolyn, Loo, Tina, Macdonald, Bertrum H., Arnup, Katherine, Vannucci, Simone, Hogan, Brian, O'Leary, Daniel, Suzack, Cheryl, Margolis, Rebecca, Williams, Dorothy W., McKnight, David, Mcleod, Donald W., Halpenny, Francess G., Alston, Sandra, Clarkson, Stuart, Normand, Sylvio, Leroux, Éric, Bedwell, Linda, Burr, Christina, De Grobois, Guy, Hould, Claudette, Landon, Richard, Rainer, Jim, Speller, Randall, McDonald, Rod, Davies, Gwendolyn, Brouillette, Sarah, Ryan, Pascale, Gordon, Ross, McCormick, Paul, Lajeunesse, Marcel, Bruce, Lorne, Hanson, Elizabeth, McNally, Peter F., Boon, Elaine, Dowding, Martin, Verrette, Michel, Murray, Heather, Rotundo, Andrea, Dyer, Klay, Martin, Claude, Carefoote, Pearce, Hébert, Pierre, New, W.h., Knight, Lorna, Bungay, Eric, Cogswell, Jean, Moore, Elise, Edwards, Brendan Frederick R., Sedo, Denel Rehberg, St-Laurent, Fanie, McKillop, A.b., Hjartarson, Paul, Schorcht, Blanca, Litt, Paul, Vincent, Josée, Gallichan, Gilles, Delisle, Jean, Robert, Lucie, Verduyn, Christl, Friskney, Janet B., Michon, Jacques, Connor, Jennifer J., Beglo, Jo Nordley, Gerson, Carole, Lamonde, Yvan, Johnston, Russell, Nowakowski-Dailey, Lyndsey, Preston, Michelle, Sweeting, Jaime, Landry, François, Cavell, Richard, Luneau, Marie-Pier, Owen, Catherine, Davey, Frank, Steele, Apolonia, Earle, Nancy, Panofsky, Ruth, Kelly, Peggy Lynn, Buitenhuis, Peter, Karr, Clarence, Peterman, Michael A., Lepage, Françoise, Saltman, Judith, Edwards, Gail, Latham, Sheila, Dickinson, Peter, Parker, George L., Ferré-Rode, Sandrine, Black, Fiona A., Rampure, Archana, Mitham, Peter J., Yergeau, Robert, Marquis, Dominique, Pouliot, Suzanne, Clark, Penney, Brockie, Ian, Aubin, Paul, Vipond, Mary, Des Rivières, Marie-José, Saint-Jacques, Denis, Brisson, Frédéric, Strange, Carolyn, Loo, Tina, Macdonald, Bertrum H., Arnup, Katherine, Vannucci, Simone, Hogan, Brian, O'Leary, Daniel, Suzack, Cheryl, Margolis, Rebecca, Williams, Dorothy W., McKnight, David, Mcleod, Donald W., Halpenny, Francess G., Alston, Sandra, Clarkson, Stuart, Normand, Sylvio, Leroux, Éric, Bedwell, Linda, Burr, Christina, De Grobois, Guy, Hould, Claudette, Landon, Richard, Rainer, Jim, Speller, Randall, McDonald, Rod, Davies, Gwendolyn, Brouillette, Sarah, Ryan, Pascale, Gordon, Ross, McCormick, Paul, Lajeunesse, Marcel, Bruce, Lorne, Hanson, Elizabeth, McNally, Peter F., Boon, Elaine, Dowding, Martin, Verrette, Michel, Murray, Heather, Rotundo, Andrea, Dyer, Klay, Martin, Claude, Carefoote, Pearce, Hébert, Pierre, New, W.h., Knight, Lorna, Bungay, Eric, Cogswell, Jean, Moore, Elise, Edwards, Brendan Frederick R., Sedo, Denel Rehberg, and St-Laurent, Fanie

Abstract

"The History of the Book in Canada is one of this country's great scholarly achievements, with three volumes spanning topics from Aboriginal communication systems established prior to European contact to the arrival of multinational publishing companies. Each volume observes developments in the realms of writing, publishing, dissemination, and reading, illustrating the process of a fledgling nation coming into its own. The third and final volume follows book history and print culture from the end of the First World War to 1980, discussing the influences on them of the twentieth century, including the country's growing demographic complexity and the rise of multiculturalism." -- Front flap of jacket.

Published
2007

32. READERS WRITE.

Author

MOORE, ELISE L., SCHERFF, LORNA, and ALESSI, SAM

Published
2016

33. READERS WRITE.

Author

MCINTIRE, JERRY and MOORE, ELISE L.

Published
2016

34. This Year, I Hope To….

Author

Markus, Terise, Adams, Emily, D’Andrea, Megan, Moore, Elise, Schrock, Jennifer, Allander, Brittany, Hanson, Terry, Davis, Taylor, Walters, Jimmie Ann, Fisher, Michelle, Marsden, Barbara, Barrantes, Patrick, and Bartnicki, Jade

Subjects
EQUESTRIANISM, SADDLERY, QUARTER horse, HAFLINGER horse, MUSTANG
Published
2015

35. A day without violence.

Author

Moore, Elise

Abstract

On Nov. 29, BBC News rejoiced with the headline "New York City celebrates day without violent crime." "For the first time in living memory," the article states, "New York has spent a day entirely without violent crime…. Not a single murder, shooting, stabbing or other incident of violent crime was reported all day." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

36. Clarissa: Analysis of Setting.

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
Setting (Literature), Richardson, Samuel, 1689-1761, Clarissa: Or, the History of a Young Lady (Book : Richardson)
Abstract

Harlowe home. Country estate of wealthy English gentry, near the village of St. Albans, to the northwest of London, it is presided over by a tyrannical patriarch, and its gardens are enclosed by an iron gate. It represents an Eden from which the heroine is lured by the satanic Lovelace into disobeying her father. It also represents the heroine’s virginal body and mind, locked against Lovelace. Eventually, she is tricked by Lovelace into opening the gate and is abducted by him in the fatal error that begins her tragedy. The Harlowe home should offer a haven from the world for Clarissa, but it is so fraught with conflict that it becomes her first site of persecution when her siblings turn against her in jealousy, and her father tries to force her to marry a wealthy but odious man. After she forfeits her father’s protection, she is never perfectly safe from Lovelace again.

Published
2022

37. The Sacred Fount: Analysis of Setting.

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
James, Henry, 1843-1916, Sacred Fount, The (Book : James), Setting (Literature)
Abstract

Newmarch. House in the English countryside, somewhere between London and Birmingham. Because of the “detective” angle to the story, Newmarch bears a faint resemblance to a remote Gothic estate. However, while the Gothic heroines of literature are usually isolated from civilization and friends, Henry James’s unidentified narrator is in Newmarch for a social occasion—indeed, a familiar social ritual.

Published
2022

38. The Awkward Age: Analysis of Setting.

Author

Moore, Elise

Subjects
James, Henry, 1843-1916, Awkward Age, The (Book : James), Setting (Literature)
Abstract

Mrs. Brookenham’s drawing room. Central meeting place in the home of the Brookenhams’ home at Buckingham Crescent in London. It is not the room itself but what happens in it that provides its great symbolic importance for Henry James and his characters. What happens in the room is mainly talk—talk that is described by the characters who engage in it as free and outrageous. However, talk leads to knowledge, and knowledge can violate the innocence of the young Victorian woman Nanda Brookenham and thereby ruin her chances in the marriage market.

Published
2022

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