Search Results - "Schaepe, Karen S."

Promoting cardiovascular health and wellness among African-Americans: Community participatory approach to design an innovative mobile-health intervention by Brewer, LaPrincess C, Hayes, Sharonne N, Caron, Amber R, Derby, David A, Breutzman, Nicholas S, Wicks, Amy, Raman, Jeyakumar, Smith, Christina M, Schaepe, Karen S, Sheets, Ruth E, Jenkins, Sarah M, Lackore, Kandace A, Johnson, Jacqueline, Jones, Clarence, Radecki Breitkopf, Carmen, Cooper, Lisa A, Patten, Christi A

“…Despite improvements in mortality rates over the past several decades, cardiovascular (CV) disease remains the leading cause of death for African-Americans…”
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Clinician perspectives on inpatient cystatin C utilization: A qualitative case study at Mayo Clinic by Markos, James Roland, Schaepe, Karen S, Teaford, Hilary R, Rule, Andrew D, Kashani, Kianoush B, Lieske, John C, Barreto, Erin F

“…Serum creatinine (SCr) testing has been the mainstay of kidney function assessment for decades despite known limitations. Cystatin C (CysC) is an alternative…”
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The use of projected autonomy in antenatal shared decision-making for periviable neonates: a qualitative study by Thorvilson, Megan J, Carroll, Katherine, Kaemingk, Bethany D, Schaepe, Karen S, Collura, Christopher A

“…Background In this study, we assessed the communication strategies used by neonatologists in antenatal consultations which may influence decision-making when…”
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Uncertainty at the Limits of Viability: A Qualitative Study of Antenatal Consultations by Kaemingk, Bethany D, Carroll, Katherine, Thorvilson, Megan J, Schaepe, Karen S, Collura, Christopher A

“…Antenatal consultation between a neonatologist and expectant parent(s) may determine if resuscitation is provided for or withheld from neonates born in the…”
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The Supervisor’s Perceived Role in Employee Well-Being: Results From Mayo Clinic by Wieneke, Kaisa C., Schaepe, Karen S., Egginton, Jason S., Jenkins, Sarah M., Block, Nicole C., Riley, Beth A., Sifuentes, Linde E., Clark, Matthew M.

“…Purpose: Novel approaches are needed to enhance employee well-being and perhaps supervisors can be an effective agent for worksite health promotion. The aim of…”
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Integrating Fitness Training in Oncologic Care: Lessons Learned from a Large Telemedicine Trial by Schaepe, Karen S., Basford, Jeffrey R., Cheville, Andrea L.

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IMPLEMENTATION OF BIORETENTION SYSTEMS: A WISCONSIN CASE STUDY by Morzaria-Luna, Hem Nalini, Schaepe, Karen S., Cutforth, Laurence B., Veltman, Rachel L.

“…Bioretention systems, which constitute an option for direct stormwater infiltration, consist of a depression over porous soil, covered with mulch, and planted…”
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Examining Prenatal Decision-Making at the Limits of Viability: A Qualitative Study of Neonatologists’ Periviable Consultation by Kaemingk, Bethany D., Collura, Christopher A., Carroll, Katherine, Thorvilson, Megan J., Schaepe, Karen S.

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IMPLEMENTATION OF BIORETENTION SYSTEMS: A WISCONSIN CASE STUDY1 by Morzaria‐Luna, Hem Nalini, Schaepe, Karen S., Cutforth, Laurence B., Veltman, Rachel L.

“…The implementation of various bioretention systems was analyzed, including rain gardens, vegetated swales, trenches, and infiltration basins in the St. Francis…”
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Affective communication: Management of bad news following cancer diagnosis & stem cell transplant by Schaepe, Karen S

“…Fewer than one third of terminal cancer patients have ever had a conversation with their doctor about their values and treatment goals, according to recent…”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF BIORETENTION SYSTEMS: A WISCONSIN CASE STUDY 1 by Morzaria‐Luna, Hem Nalini, Schaepe, Karen S., Cutforth, Laurence B., Veltman, Rachel L.

“…The implementation of various bioretention systems was analyzed, including rain gardens, vegetated swales, trenches, and infiltration basins in the St. Francis…”
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Affective communication: Management of bad news following cancer diagnosis & stem cell transplant by Schaepe, Karen S

“…Fewer than one third of terminal cancer patients have ever had a conversation with their doctor about their values and treatment goals, according to recent…”
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