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Colchicine in Acute Coronary Syndrome: A Systematic Review by McKnight, Ashley H., Katzenberger, Daniel R., Britnell, Sara R.

“…Objective: The purpose of this review is to evaluate the efficacy and safety of colchicine after acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Data Sources: English-language…”
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Standard Versus Extended Duration Direct-Acting Antiviral Therapy in Hepatitis C Patients With Slow Response to Treatment by McKnight, Ashley H., Townsend, Mary L., Hashem, Mohamed G., Naggie, Susanna, Park, Lawrence P., Britt, Rachel B.

“…Background: Response-guided hepatitis C therapy was standard with interferon-based regimens but is not used for direct-acting antivirals (DAAs). Week 4 viral…”
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Polypharmacy and High-risk Medications in Older Veterans Presenting for Emergency Care by Morizio, Paige, Mistry, Vinita, McKnight, Ashley, Pepin, Marc, Bryan, William, Owenby, Ryan, Previll, Laura, Ragsdale, Luna

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Dysphagia interprofessional collaborative practice and team-based learning in graduate curriculum for students in healthcare disciplines: A pilot study by Nandamudi, Srihimaja, McKnight, Ashley, Baird, Kristin

“…Dysphagia has a complex nature and requires an interprofessional team to holistically evaluate and intervene at the earliest. Interprofessional education is a…”
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Learning to Fly in the Time of COVID-19: Nurse Resident Experiences During the First Surge by Sabatini, Roxanne, Horan, Kathleen, McKnight, Ashley, Thomas, Jolly Varughese, Stroh, Lauren, Silverstein, Wendy

“…This qualitative study, designed by nursing professional development specialists, explored novice nurses' experiences working during the first COVID-19 surge…”
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Technology for spinal cord injury rehabilitation and its application to youth by Bryden, Anne M, Ancans, Jennifer, Mazurkiewicz, Jennifer, McKnight, Ashley, Scholtens, Matthew

“…Spinal cord injury (SCI) often results in a sudden, devastating loss of function. SCI is particularly challenging for the pediatric and adolescent populations…”
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