Search Results - "Werhane, M."

Brainstem white matter integrity is related to loss of consciousness and postconcussive symptomatology in veterans with chronic mild to moderate traumatic brain injury by Delano-Wood, L., Bangen, K. J., Sorg, S. F., Clark, A. L., Schiehser, D. M., Luc, N., Bondi, M. W., Werhane, M., Kim, R. T., Bigler, E. D.

“…We investigated associations between DTI indices of three brainstem white matter tracts, traumatic brain injury (TBI) injury characteristics, and…”
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Making sense of changing ethical expectations: The role of moral imagination by Hargrave, Timothy J., Sud, Mukesh, VanSandt, Craig V., Werhane, Patricia M.

“…We propose that firms that engage in morally imaginative sensemaking will manage society's changing ethical expectations more effectively than those engaging…”
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B-53 Inefficient Clock-Checking is Associated with Reduced Prospective Memory Performance in Veterans with Blast-Related Mild Traumatic Brain Injury by Sorg, S, Walsh, M, Werhane, M, Holiday, K, Clark, A, Merritt, V, Bondi, M, Schiehser, D, Delano-Wood, L

“…Abstract Objective We investigated whether clock-checking frequency during a prospective memory (PM) task differed between Veterans with reported histories of…”
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Testing for isoniazid. An evaluation of the Arkansas method by Schraufnagel, D E, Stoner, R, Whiting, E, Snukst-Torbeck, G, Werhane, M J

“…To better treat and eliminate tuberculosis, patient compliance must be improved. Compliance can be evaluated by measuring a drug or its metabolite in the…”
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The tuberculosis clinic by Werhane, M J, Snukst-Torbeck, G, Schraufnagel, D E

“…Patient compliance is the major obstacle to successful treatment of tuberculosis. To counter factors of inconstant attention to compliance, inconsistent…”
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Treatment of tuberculosis in a nurse-managed clinic by Snukst-Torbeck, G, Werhane, M J, Schraufnagel, D E

“…From July 1982 to January 1986, we saw 86 patients in the tuberculosis clinic; 77 (90%) were alcoholics; all were males, 71 (83%) were black, 14 (16%) were…”
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