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    • Early Childhood Teachers' Perspectives and Needs for Professional Development 

      Evans, Samantha; Kwon, Kyong Ah; Malek, Adrien (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: Many early childhood programs offer various professional development opportunities in different formats for teachers (Guskey, 2003). However, the effectiveness of professional development trainings on teacher ...
    • Emergency Department Utilization and Hierarchical Condition Category Risk Scores 

      Duncan, Ashten; Lesselroth, Blake; Van Cain, Melissa; Aran, Peter; Homco, Juell (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+) to improve the quality of primary care services nationwide. CPC+ utilization measures use a risk-adjustment ...
    • Enteric Duplication Cyst in a Patient with Suspected Milk-Protein Allergic Proctocolitis 

      Larsen, Adam; Baab, Kelsey; McGhee, Jessica; Woslager, Megan (2020-05)
      INTRODUCTION: Gastrointestinal duplication cysts are rare congenital malformations that are typically discovered by routine prenatal ultrasound. These cysts can arise anywhere along the gastrointestinal tract but are most ...
    • Enterobacter Bacteremia Secondary to Pyelonephritis 

      Brigance, James; Kern, Thomas (2020-05)
      INTRODUCTION: Pyelonephritis, an infection of the kidney, occurs in 16/10,000 women in the U.S. The rate in pregnancy is 2% versus 1% in the general population. Escherichia coli is the most common cause of pyelonephritis. ...
    • Extensive Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve Annual Abscess 

      McGinn, Addison; Cha, Heather (2020-10)
      Case Introduction: Infective endocarditis (IE) is a relatively common, usually subacute infection involving heart valves. IE is often preceded by bacteremia in patients with prosthetic hardware, artificial heart valves, ...
    • Factors Associated with Medication Adherence Among a High-Risk Hepatitis C Birth Cohort 

      Philip, Timothy; Solberg, Marie; Crosby, Kimberly; Gaskins, Janet; Wendelboe, Aaron; Frank-Pearce, Summer; Williams, Mary (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: Multiple studies of hepatitis C virus (HCV) reported that 75% of individuals infected with HCV were born between 1945-1965 and were previously never tested. Therefore, in 2012 the CDC published recommendations ...
    • Factors Associated with the Maintenance of Colonic Insufflation During Colonoscopy 

      Bader, Nimrah; Yohannan, Bryce; Corredine, Thomas; Madhoun, Mohammad (2020-10)
      Colonoscopy is a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure performed for several indications including colorectal cancer (CRC) screening, adenoma surveillance, and investigation of gastrointestinal symptoms. Insufflation of ...
    • Factors Influencing Physician Treatment Strategies in Crotaline Snake Envenomation 

      Ramirez-Cueva, Fatima; Knowlton, Elise; Hendrix, Amy; Condren, Michelle; Woslager, Megan (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: Crotaline snake envenomation is a potentially serious medical condition that affects thousands of Americans each year. There continues to be variation in treatment practices by physicians in the United States ...
    • Filamentous Actin in the Role of Diagnosing Seronegative Type 1 Autoimmune Hepatitis 

      Hall, Mallory; McGinn, Addison; Smith, Kevin (2020-10)
      Introduction: Autoimmune Hepatitis (AIH) is an inflammatory liver disease, which without adequate diagnosis and treatment, can progress to cirrhosis. There are no distinguishing clinical features to discriminate this from ...
    • First Bite Syndrome After Parapharyngeal Surgery 

      Pruthi, Asheema; Siemens, Chris; Kempe, Paul (2020-10)
      Introduction: Most schwannomas, other than those associated with neurofibromatosis, occur in the para-pharyngeal space often originating from Cranial nerves (CN) 9-12 or the sympathetic chain. Although cervical sympathetic ...
    • Fusobacterium Nucleatum Brain Abscesses in an Immunocompetent Adolescent with Dental Braces 

      Toor, Gavely; Martin, Kimberly (2020-05)
      INTRODUCTION: Fusobacterium nucleatum is an anaerobic, non-spore forming, gram-negative bacilli that is commonly found in soil, respiratory tracts of animals, and can be isolated from oropharyngeal specimens of healthy ...
    • Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia: Consequences of Delayed Diagnosis 

      Kiehl, Robin Rainey Whitt, Janelle (2020-05)
      INTRODUCTION: Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT), a rare autosomal dominant disorder also known as Osler-Weber-Rendu Disease, is often underdiagnosed. The initial symptom tends to be spontaneous and recurrent nose ...
    • High Crime Neighborhoods as a Driver for Toxic Stress Leading to Asthma 

      Paracha, Alizay; Hendrix, Amy; Hemming, Eden; Munoz, Ric; Couch, Taylor; Gent, Carmen; Homco, Juell; Schaefer, Shawn; Merrill, April (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: Social determinants of health and allostatic load theory suggest social environment can drive asthma diagnoses via the mechanism of toxic stress, the prolonged activation of stress response systems. While ...
    • A History of the Tulsa County Medical Society 

      Tulsa County Medical Society (1945)
      "Beginning in the March, 1944, issue of The Bulletin, official publication of the Tulsa County Medical Society, there appeared the first of a series of seventeen feature articles devoted to the progress of the Society since ...
    • Impact and Improvement Measures for Elementary Students who Participated in the Philbrook Museum ArtReach Program 

      Morgan, Meg Myers; Muilenburg-Trevino, Evie M. (2010)
      In addition to the various programs open to the public, Philbrook is dedicated to teaching the importance of art education to area schools. Philbrook provides various programs that bring visual art to local, at-risk public ...
    • Improving Outpatient Follow-Up After Hospitalization 

      McGinn, Addison; Hurst, Caleb; Blasdel, Jacob; Bordelon, Brian; Abdelmonem, Ahmed; Sharwani, Fahad; Lesselroth, Blake; Cerqueira, Oliver; Corbett, Audrey (2020-10)
      Introduction: Hospital readmission is costly, in both patient quality of life and healthcare expenditures. Timely post-discharge follow-up has shown to reduce preventable readmissions. Efforts should be aimed at improving ...
    • Improving Primary Care Follow-Up After Pediatric Hospitalization 

      Kahler, Anna; Suhag, Sunaina; Stuemky, Laura; Fleming, Gabby; McIntosh, Heather; Condren, Michelle (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: Transitioning patient care to primary care physicians after pediatric hospitalization plays a critical role in children’s health. Follow-up appointments are an ideal time to provide education, address concerns, ...
    • Improving Utilization of an Internal Medicine Clinic Patient Portal: A Quality Improvement Project 

      Street, Mark; Jack, Stuart; Drake, Kory; Yarnall, Ryan; Singh, Amritanshu; Vaughn, Kaleb; Gusman, Lindsey; Mullins, Gina; Minton, Vicki; Beasley, Brent; Corbett, Audrey (2020-10)
      Background: The University of Oklahoma-Tulsa Internal Medicine Clinic utilizes an electronic patient portal to improve communication and help achieve the healthcare triple aim of reducing costs, enhancing patient experience, ...
    • Increasing Colon Cancer Screening in the OU-Tulsa Internal Medicine Outpatient Clinic 

      Harris, Audrey; Quaye, Eugene; Tran, Elizabeth; Smith, Tristan; Eslam, Mohammed; Albin, Dru; Corbett, Audrey; Sullins, Lindy (2020-10)
      Introduction: Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death in North America. Annually, approximately 53,000 people die of colorectal cancer, yet it is largely preventable ...
    • Individual Myanmar Children's Experiences in Head Start Classrooms 

      Lim, Boo Young; Castle, Sherri (2020-04)
      BACKGROUND: Early childhood is a crucial period for children who are dual language learners (DLLs), struggling to learn the new language as well as other skills for school readiness. In contrast to comprehensive research ...