• STANDARDS OF LIVING OF MARYLAND FARM FAMILIES 

  Teeter, Viola (1938)

  This thesis represents the results of a standard of living study of seventy-two farm families in Carroll County, Maryland, for the year beginning in the summer of 1936 and ending in the summer of 1937. The data were collected ...

• Addressing Unsubmitted Sexual Assault Kits and Reforming Processes Going Forward: Burnout and Vicarious Trauma Among Staff Working the Cases 

  Meadows, Kristi (2019)

  Burnout and vicarious trauma continue to be high priority topics in healthcare and law enforcement research, but there is a sizeable deficit within the literature among professions working directly with sexual assault ...

• VICTIM DEPRESSION, POSITIVE PARTNER BEHAVIOR, AND TYPE OF PARTNER AGGRESSION AS DETERMINANTS OF WOMEN’S STEPS TOWARD LEAVING AN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIP 

  Thomas, Jannel (2019)

  This study investigated factors associated with the degree to which victims of partner violence take steps toward leaving the relationship. It was a secondary analysis of clinic data from pre-therapy couple assessments of ...

• SHOE MIDSOLE DROP AFFECTS JOINT-LEVEL KINETICS AND ENERGETICS DURING JUMP-LANDING 

  Garcia, Gina Lorraine (2019)

  Traditional athletic footwear is designed with an elevated heel, causing ankle plantarflexion (positive drop). Conversely, research suggests an elevated forefoot (negative drop) could take advantage of calf musculature and ...

• The Impact of International Accreditation on The Quality of Health Services at King Fahd University Hospital, Saudi Arabia: A Mixed Methods Approach 

  AL Shawan, Deema Saad (2019)

  The Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA) is perceived worldwide as the symbol of exceptional quality of care. Despite the popularity of international accreditation, evidence of its effectiveness on improving ...

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