Papers by Julie Baltisberger
Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1997
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... of different types of data, including written documents, interview transcripts, videos, photo... more ... of different types of data, including written documents, interview transcripts, videos, photographs ... closeness to the data, searching capabilities, mapping, output, coding text, retrieving ... demonstrate four popular software packages: HyperResearch, Atlas.Ti., MAXQDA and NVivo. ...
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American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2016
Date Presented 4/8/2016 This mixed-methods study looked at the effect of chemotherapy on motherin... more Date Presented 4/8/2016 This mixed-methods study looked at the effect of chemotherapy on mothering for women with breast cancer. Results demonstrate the important role of mothering during chemotherapy. Implications for occupational therapy opportunities in oncology will be discussed. Primary Author and Speaker: Julie Baltisberger Contributing Author: Dana Howell
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Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1997
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This qualitative study of the first five years of presentations of the Society for the Study of O... more This qualitative study of the first five years of presentations of the Society for the Study of Occupation: USA (SSO: USA) yields important information about the development over time of occupational science as a disciplinary body of knowledge. A thematic analysis of the abstracts of peer-reviewed presentations at the annual meetings of the SSO: USA was separately and then collaboratively
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1994
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Journal of Occupational Science, 2010
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Journal of Applied Gerontology, 2013
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Women & …, 2010
Approximately one to three quarters of women notified of abnormal Pap test results do not receive... more Approximately one to three quarters of women notified of abnormal Pap test results do not receive appropriate follow up care, dramatically elevating their risk for invasive cervical cancer (ICC). We explored barriers to/facilitators of follow up care for women in two counties in Appalachian Kentucky, where ICC incidence and mortality are significantly higher than the national average. In-depth interviews were conducted among 27 Appalachian women and seven local health department personnel. Those who had been told of an atypical Pap test result tended to have one of three reactions; (1) not alarmed and generally did not obtain follow-up care; (2) alarmed and obtained follow up care; or (3) alarmed, but did not obtain care. Each of these typologies appeared to be shaped by a differing set of three categories of influences: personal factors; procedure/provider/system factors; and ecological/community factors. Recommendations to increase appropriate follow up care included pursuing research on explanations for these typologies and developing tailored interventions specific to women in each of the response types.
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