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In the United States, adolescents have the highest rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), compared to other age groups. Additionally, the United States has a high teenage pregnancy rate when compared to other developed countries. Clinician…

This quantitative study explored the relationship between employee perceptions of professional development and organizational capacity across 31 North Carolina community colleges. Grounded in career adaptability theory and organizational development…

This ethnographic study investigates the barriers Black women encounter at work in leadership roles. The study intends to thoroughly understand these obstacles and how Black women negotiate and overcome them to reach their desired leadership positio…

The purpose of this mixed methods action research study is to investigate how a targeted digital literacy intervention influences student motivation and engagement in blended learning for Secondary Three students at Harborview Secondary School in Ho…

Background: In the United States, approximately one-third of adults are suffering from an insufficient amount of sleep. It has been shown that the amount of sleep a person obtains is directly correlated to many health conditions such as cardiovascul…

This quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional study examined the statistical relationship between gender, race, and occupational representation within the United States information technology (IT) workforce. The purpose of the study was to de…

Background: Sepsis has one of the highest mortality rates of hospitalized patients, yet there is not a “gold standard” diagnostic medical decision making tool outside of the intensive care unit. SIRS criteria have been used for the past three decade…

Problem: There is an increased rate of breast cancer mortality among adult women in Maryland, due to poor compliance to breast cancer screening with mammogram. Purpose: The purpose of this change project was to implement the American Cancer Society …