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1. THE EFFECTS OF DEMOGRAPHIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCESS VARIABLES ON OUTCOMES IN TREATMENT FOSTER CARE

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Open Access
Author:
Stoltzfus, Annette Rose
Title:
THE EFFECTS OF DEMOGRAPHIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCESS VARIABLES ON OUTCOMES IN TREATMENT FOSTER CARE
Area of Honors:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
Demographic Variables
Therapeutic Process Variables
Treatment Foster Care
File:
Download THE_EFFECTS_OF_DEMOGRAPHIC_AND_THERAPEUTIC_PROCESS_VARIABLES_ON_OUTCOMES_IN_TREATMENT_FOSTER_CARE_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Elizabeth Farmer, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Elizabeth Farmer, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. The Effects of Medical Malpractice Legislation: Caps, Liability Insurance Premiums, and Physician Supply in Obstetrics and Gynecology

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Open Access
Author:
Motley, Caitlin Ann
Title:
The Effects of Medical Malpractice Legislation: Caps, Liability Insurance Premiums, and Physician Supply in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Area of Honors:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
malpractice
liability insurance
physician supply
tort reform
File:
Download Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Rhonda BeLue, Thesis Supervisor
Karen Volmar, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dennis G Shea, Faculty Reader

4. Disparities in Nursing Homes Across the U.S.: An analysis of the disparities between source of payment and services received in U.S. nursing homes

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Open Access
Author:
Outrakis, John Bernard
Title:
Disparities in Nursing Homes Across the U.S.: An analysis of the disparities between source of payment and services received in U.S. nursing homes
Area of Honors:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
Restorative Services
Pain Management
Incontinence Care
Behavioral Management
Dementia
Private Insurance
Medicaid
Medicare
Nursing Homes
healthcare
health care
payment sources
source of payment
File:
Download Thesis.Final.SPRING.2010.3.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dennis G Shea, Thesis Supervisor
Dennis G Shea, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. LATENT CLASS STRUCTURE OF CAREGIVER STRAIN IN PARENTS OF CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD: THE ROLE OF RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER, EDUCATION, AND INCOME

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Open Access
Author:
Myers, Kyle Roy
Title:
LATENT CLASS STRUCTURE OF CAREGIVER STRAIN IN PARENTS OF CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD: THE ROLE OF RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER, EDUCATION, AND INCOME
Area of Honors:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
ADHD
caregiver strain
latent class analysis
File:
Download Kyle_R._Myers_-_SHC_Thesis_Submission.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Rhonda BeLue, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Elizabeth Farmer, Faculty Reader

8. The Effect of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 on Financial Indicators of Critical Access Hospitals in Pennsylvania

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Open Access
Author:
Flickinger, Shane Daniel
Title:
The Effect of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 on Financial Indicators of Critical Access Hospitals in Pennsylvania
Area of Honors:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
Critical Access Hospitals
CAHs
Balanced Budget Act of 1997
Pennsylvania Rural Hospitals
File:
Download FlickingerThesisFinal.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Diane Brannon, Thesis Supervisor
Susan Diane Brannon, Thesis Supervisor
Pamela Farley Short, Thesis Honors Advisor

10. COMMUNITY LEVEL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE ALIGNING FORCES FOR QUALITY MAINE ALLIANCE: A CASE STUDY

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Open Access
Author:
Kizer, Sara Young-me
Title:
COMMUNITY LEVEL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE ALIGNING FORCES FOR QUALITY MAINE ALLIANCE: A CASE STUDY
Area of Honors:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
health care quality improvement
community level quality improvement
quality improvement infrastructure
File:
Download Kizer_HonorsThesis_4_18_2011.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dennis Patrick Scanlon, Thesis Supervisor
Dennis Patrick Scanlon, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Rhonda Be Lue, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Jessica Mittler, Faculty Reader