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Martin Scrapbook 2
(1980) Whitehead Jones, Rosie
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Martin scrapbook 1
(1980) Whitehead Jones, Rosie
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Oral memoirs of Mary Lou Hand: An interview conducted on April 5, 2022
(2024-02)
Mary Lou Hand was born in Aleppo, Pennsylvania. She joined the Army in 1944 as a nurse. She served overseas in England during World War II, working with wounded soldiers in ambulatory care. She tells a few anecdotes about the soldiers that she was working with or that she interacted with in England. She was thankful that she wasn’t assigned to the psychiatric wards or intensive care. She left the service when she got married to Bob Hand from Baytown, Texas. She worked in the OB department at St Joseph’s Hospital in Bryan, Texas, and delivered babies during the baby boom. After some time abroad due to her husband’s work, including in South Africa, she and her family ended up in West Texas for the oil boom.
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A critical appraisal of "Effect of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training on Female Sexual Function During Pregnancy and Postpartum: A Randomized Controlled Trial"
(2024-01) Linson, Josephine
This appraisal is over an article published in 2017 in the Iran Crescent Med Journal over pelvic floor strengthening during and after pregnancy, and the impacts on sexual quality of life postpartum. A brief introduction to the topic is provided, as well as the presented clinical question. The methodology with which the article was found and chosen for appraisal is described. The results section includes a summary of the selected article as well as appraisals of the introduction, methods, results, and discussion of the study. Finally, clinical relevance and implementation of pelvic floor exercises are discussed.
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A critical appraisal of "A critical appraisal of "Effect of Senior Dance (DanSE) on Fall Risk Factors in Older Adults: A Randomized Controlled Trial."
(2024-01) Irby, Krystyn
This critical appraisal article presented a study that hypothesized the effect of dance therapy on fall risk among geriatric community-dwelling individuals. It includes a brief introduction providing background information, highlighting the study's importance, and stating the clinical question. The article then details the methods used to find and relate the study to the clinical questions presented. The appraisal evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of each section, including the introduction, methods, results, and discussion, to assess the article's credibility. The discussion covers the clinical significance and relevance of the study, offering an opinion on whether this article is credible for the application of the intervention. In conclusion, the article suggests that dance therapy can be a fun and effective alternative for balance training in the older population.