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Prescription Opioid Misuse Index: A brief questionnaire to assess misuse by Knisely, Janet S., Ph.D, Wunsch, Martha J., M.D, Cropsey, Karen L., Psy.D, Campbell, Eleanor D., M.S

“…Abstract The Prescription Opioid Misuse Index (POMI) was developed and used in a larger study designed to assess correlates of OxyContin abuse in pain patients…”
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Measuring Stress and Immune Response in Healthcare Professionals following Interaction with a Therapy Dog: A Pilot Study by Barker, Sandra B., Knisely, Janet S., McCain, Nancy L., Best, Al M.

“…This study investigated the optimal time for measuring stress and immune function in 20 healthcare professionals (19 women and 1 man) following interaction…”
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OxyContin use and misuse in three populations: substance abuse patients, pain patients, and criminal justice participants by Wunsch, Martha J, Cropsey, Karen L, Campbell, Eleanor D, Knisely, Janet S

“…This study was designed to describe and compare individuals in rural Appalachia prescribed, abusing or diverting OxyContin a region with high rates of…”
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Preliminary investigation of employee's dog presence on stress and organizational perceptions by Barker, Randolph T, Knisely, Janet S, Barker, Sandra B, Cobb, Rachel K, Schubert, Christine M

“…Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to present a preliminary study of the effect of the presence at work of employees' dogs on stress and organizational…”
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Research on benefits of canine-assisted therapy for adults in nonmilitary settings by Knisely, Janet S, Barker, Sandra B, Barker, Randolph T

“…Research has examined the physiological and psychosocial impact of animal-assisted activities (AAA) and animal-assisted therapy (AAT). The current review…”
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Tramadol post-marketing surveillance in health care professionals by KNISELY, Janet S, CAMPBELL, Eleanor D, DAWSON, Kathryn S, SCHNOLL, Sidney H

“…Tramadol has been marketed in the US since 1995. The US Food and Drug Administration agreed to release tramadol as a non-scheduled drug if proactive…”
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Women Physicians and Addiction by Wunsch, Martha J., Knisely, Janet S., Cropsey, Karen L., Campbell, Eleanor D., Schnoll, Sidney H.

“…Nine hundred and sixty-nine impaired physicians (125 women and 844 men) enrolled in one of four state physician health programs were evaluated with…”
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Psychopathology and treatment outcome of drug dependent women in a perinatal program by Ingersoll, Karen S, Knisely, Janet S, Dawson, Kathryn S, Schnoll, Sidney H

“…One hundred and five drug-dependent women in outpatient perinatal addiction treatment were classified by cluster analysis of the Minnesota Multiphasic…”
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Perinatal substance abusers. Psychological and social characteristics by Haller, D L, Knisely, J S, Dawson, K S, Schnoll, S H

“…Forty perinatal substance abusers were administered multiple psychosocial, addiction, and psychological measures before beginning treatment. Results indicate…”
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Psychopathology in Substance Abusing Women Reporting Childhood Sexual Abuse by Knisely, Janet S., Barker, Sandra B., Ingersoll, Karen S., Dawson, Kathryn S.

“…This study compared MMPI-2 profiles and evaluated the ability of the MMPI-2 and its two new post-traumatic stress scales (PK and PS) to discriminate women in…”
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Comparison of questionnaire screening and urine toxicology for detection of pregnancy complicated by substance use by Christmas, J T, Knisely, J S, Dawson, K S, Dinsmoor, M J, Weber, S E, Schnoll, S H

“…To compare the efficacy of structured questionnaire screening and prenatal urine toxicology for the detection of substance use by pregnant women, and to…”
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Decreased carbon dioxide sensitivity in infants of substance-abusing mothers by WINGKUN, J. G, KNISELY, J. S, SCHNOLL, S. H, GUTCHER, G. R

“…To determine whether there is a demonstrable abnormality in control of breathing in infants of substance-abusing mothers during the first few days of life. We…”
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The Evaluation of a Consultation Service for Delivery of Substance Abuse Services in a Hospital Setting by Barker, Sandra B., Knisely, Janet S., Dawson, Kathryn S.

“…Objective. This study evaluated the institutional impact of a substance abuse consultation service in a hospital setting. Method. Treatment and matched…”
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Environmentally Induced Analgesia: Age-Related Decline in a Neurally Mediated, Nonopioid System by Hamm, Robert J, Knisely, Janet S

“…In order to examine the function of an endogenous system of pain inhibition during aging, rats (3, 14, and 24 months old) were exposed to 90 s of hind-paw…”
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Perinatal substance abusers: Factors influencing treatment retention by Haller, Deborah L., Knisely, Janet S., Elswick, Ronald K., Dawson, Kathryn S., Schnoll, Sidney H.

“…This study investigated the association between two demographic and two psychological variables and treatment retention for 65 perinatal substance abusers…”
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Tramadol Abuse and Dependence Among Physicians—Reply by Adams, Edgar H, Dart, Richard C, Knisely, Janet S, Schnoll, Sidney H

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Attitude toward recovery and completion of a substance abuse treatment program by Britt, Gena Covell, Knisely, Janet S., Dawson, Kathryn S., Schnoll, Sidney H.

“…This study tested the ability of the Recovery Attitude and Treatment Evaluator (RAATE; Mee-Lee, Hoffmann, &Smith, 1992) to predict attrition from treatment for…”
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Tramadol Abuse and Dependence Among Physicians by Adams, Edgar H, Dart, Richard C, Knisely, Janet S, Schnoll, Sidney H

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Investigation of the relationship between addiction severity and mother-infant interaction at four months by Britt, Gena Covell, Knisely, Janet S., Dawson, Kathryn S., Schnoll, Sidney H.

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Drug-using and nonusing women: potential for child abuse, child-rearing attitudes, social support, and affection for expected baby by Williams-Petersen, M G, Myers, B J, Degen, H M, Knisely, J S, Elswick, Jr, R K, Schnoll, S S

“…Eighty pregnant women (25 substance using, 55 nonusing) from an American prenatal clinic serving lower-income to working-class women responded to questionnaire…”
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