Most Recent Additions*
Job satisfaction and career development of men in nursing
Geraldine Ann Moore EdD, RN, BC, AE-C and Jacqueline A. Dienemann
The Coastal Monitor Fall 2019
John Tanacredi Ph.D.
A Jungian Perspective on the Longevity of Peter Rabbit
Alice Byrnes OP, DA
The Child in Relationship: An Expression of Wholeness
Alice Byrnes OP, DA
Glîtchéd in †ranslation [Glitched in Translation]
Matt Applegate Ph.D.
Low Theory, Review of Telesthesia: Communication, Culture & Class by McKenzie Wark
Matt Applegate Ph.D.
Glitch-Writing, or, How to Break Twitter
Matt Applegate Ph.D.
G L î † C H É D I N † R A N $ L A † I O N: Rèading †ex† and Codè as a Plaÿ of $pacés [Glitched in Translation: Reading Text and Code as a Play of Spaces]
Matt Applegate Ph.D.
The Ultimate Assessment of Learning, is in Doing: A Business Capstone Experience
Jacqueline Santi, Hussam Bouayach, and Maureen L. Mackenzie Ph.D.
Wide Dispersion of Price Changes Limits the Accuracy of Measured Inflation
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
Bilateral Trade Actions Trumped by Insufficient US Savings
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
Elevated Average Duration of Unemployment Signals Improved Labor Market
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
Housing Market Follows Elongated Supply Cycle
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
The Health-Related Quality of Life in Mothers of Surviving Deaf Blind Adult Children with Congenital Rubella Syndrome in the United States
Normadeane Armstrong Ph.D, A.N.P.
Latent Manifestations in the US Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS) Population (Abstract 84.018)
Normadeane Armstrong Ph.D, A.N.P.
Are Inflation Measures Really Measuring Inflation?
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
Simulations Illustrate Flaw in Inflation Models
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
Long Average Unemployment Duration Implies Better Job Market
Peter L. D'Antonio Ph.D.
Integration of the Audio-Visual Moylan Assessment of Progressive Aggression Tool (MAPAT) in a USA State Wide Training Program of Mental Health Workers
Sharon L. Ciarlo RN, BSPA, MHSA and Lois Moylan PhD, RN, CNS/PMH
Seclusion and Psychiatric Intensive Care Evaluation Study (SPICES): combined qualitative and quantitative approaches to the uses and outcomes of coercive practices in mental health services
Len Bowers; Alexis E. Cullen; Evanthia Achilla; John Baker; Mizanur Khondoker; Leondardo Koeser; Lois Moylan PhD, RN, CNS/PMH; Sophie Pettit; Alan Quirk; Faisil Sethi; Duncan Stewart; Paul McCrone; and Alex D. Tulloch
*Updated as of 01/20/20.
