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8. Contributors and Reviewers

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Dittmar, Victoria Diane, Elledge, Carole Marie, Flagg, Amanda J., Flagg, Carl, Ford, Virginia, Gerardi, Margit B., Girard, Nancy Joan, Griffin, Sheila, Heimgartner, Nicole, Hooter, Lisa, Kupferle, Glenda, Lapiz-Bluhm, Maria Danet Sanchez, Lekan, Deborah A., Molina, Marissa Illeana, Page, Tracey Smith, Rebar, Cherie R., Romano, Glorytess, Sharp, Johanna Ansley, Shaw, Virginia (Jennie), Soucy, Mark D., Stevens, Sherri, Tucker, Cynthia Dean, Walker, Mary Erline, Weaver-Morales, Sherry Dawn, Wells, Valerie, Bagby, Kristen, Boyd, Gladys M., Churchman, Amanda, Dineen, Martin J., Fauber, Penny, Flock, Cassie Lea, Gambill, Linda, Gilbert, Alice, House, Kathy Renea, Hupp, Alice M., Johnson, Dawn, Kehm, Bonny, Lentz, Alicia B., Roberts, Katie, Ruiz-Nuve, Mary, Sherman, Kay C., St. John, Russlyn A., Summers, Elizabeth A., Tobias-Cuyco, Fleurdeliz, Villanueva, Elizabeth, Bohnarczyk, Nancy, Boyle, Sharyn P., Contreras, Nicola, Cotton, Dolores, Donovan, Patricia, Haughton, Nancy, Johnson, Mary E., Kehm, Bonnie, Lawson, Tawnya S., Madigan, Kristin, Malik, Hana, Pollard, Mary Lee, Ratliff, Barbara, Sheehan, Renee, Silverman, Faye, and Tobias-Cuyco, Fleur de Liza S.

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2020
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12. Familial Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma:: Screening With Endoscopic Ultrasound

Author

Dunn, Peggy, Michael, Kim, and Stevens, Sherri

Abstract

In the United States, pancreatic adenocarcinoma is the fourth leading cause of adult cancer mortality. Ten percent of cases of pancreatic cancer are hereditary. With earlier detection, the prognosis could, theoretically, be improved. Researchers are studying families with an increased incidence of pancreatic cancer to identify a population at high risk for pancreatic adenocarcinoma. Endosonography or endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) is useful in imaging the pancreas, making early detection a possibility. EUS screening in patients with a history of this disease may help identify a precursor lesion to pancreatic cancer.

Published
2002
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13. COMMUNISM MEETS CAPITALISM: SOVIET IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES.

Author

Stevens, Sherri M.

Subjects
IMMIGRANTS, CONSUMER goods
Abstract

Focuses on the issues related to Soviet immigrants in the United States. Shortage of consumer goods; Increase of immigrant paychecks; Identification of the consumption choices of the immigrants.

Published
1992

14. Recovery of Midlife Women From Myocardial Infarction

Author

Stevens, Sherri Linn

Subjects
Nursing
Abstract

The purpose of this study was to describe the experiences of midlife women who have experienced a myocardial infarction and returned home to recover. A phenomenological research method based on the philosophy of Merleau-Ponty was used for the study. The researcher interviewed 8 women ranging in age from 45 to 65. The interviews were transcribed and analyzed using the approach of Pollio and Thomas. Most of the transcribed interviews were read and discussed in the Phenomenology Research group. A thematic structure was identified from the shared themes of the women participants. For the women in this study the experience of the myocardial infarction and the recovery must be understood within the existential grounds of body and others. Four themes were common among the women survivors including: (1) Interference, (2) Freedom/Unfreedom, (3) Knowing/Not knowing and (4) Living in fear. Findings of this study suggest women need to be better educated before leaving the hospital. Returning home post myocardial infarction is a difficult time for women and they need to be better educated by health care professionals. The women in this study felt a support group for women myocardial infarction survivors was needed.

Published
2008

15. YOU WANT THE TRUTH?

Author

Stevens, Sherri, Detert, James, Geddes, Jill, Lepsinger, Richard, and Offley, Robert

Subjects
*COMMUNICATION in management, *INDUSTRIAL relations
Abstract

The article presents commentary from several executives on how to get honest feedback from employees. Sherri Stevens of SRG in Ingersoll, Ontario advises making employees feel comfortable about presenting their ideas. Others heard from include Richard Lepsinger of OnPoint Consulting in New York City and Mark Murphy of Leadership IQ in Atlanta, Georgia.

Published
2014

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