UBIR Repository
The University at Buffalo Institutional Repository collects, preserves, and distributes UB's research and scholarship. This Institutional Repository is a group of collections of full-text articles, full-text reports, audio mp3 files, images, and video clips produced by UB researchers and students. Other types and formats of digital scholarship will be added as they become available. UB faculty and staff interested in contributing a collection or an item should contact us at klchase@buffalo.edu.
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Self-Care for Mental Health Students and Professionals
(2021-09-20)This e-book shares and preserves the good work produced by University at Buffalo doctoral students who read the self-care book, Leaving It at the Office, as part of their advanced practicum course. Online links for the two ... -
Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems and Type 2 Diabetic Control
(University at Buffalo, School of Nursing, 2021-06-01)Background: In the United States, uncontrolled T2D has significant financial expenditure and can lead to multiple health complications for diabetic patients when left unaddressed. Standardizing a method of glucose monitoring ... -
Children with Persistent Asthma During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Retrospective Analysis of ED Usage Patterns and Clinical Practice Recommendations prior to and during the Pandemic for Pediatric Health Care Providers
(University at Buffalo, School of Nursing, 2021-06-01)Children with persistent asthma during the COVID-19 pandemic may be more susceptible and vulnerable to COVID-19 infection. Using a retrospective chart review, data was collected and analyzed on Emergency Department (ED) ... -
Engraftment Syndrome and Mucositis in Autologous Transplant
(University at Buffalo, School of Nursing, 2021-06-01)Mucositis and engraftment syndrome are two complications of autologous stem cell transplant. Mucositis causes pain, decreased oral intake, and increases risk of infection during transplant. Engraftment syndrome is a ... -
Health Disparities and Social Determinants of Health: Current Clinical Practice of Screening and Referrals in Erie County
(University at Buffalo, School of Nursing, 2021-06-01)Background and Significance: Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) are economic and social circumstances, impacting health outcomes. These have disproportionately impacted minority communities. Healthcare policy reform ...
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