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3. Within These Hyperporous Walls: An Examination of a Rebundled Online Learning Model of Higher Education

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Shaw, Paula, Green, Pauline, Gration, Marlies, Rhodes, Christine, Sheffield, David, and Stone, Julie

Abstract

Through this paper, we explore "unbundling," the separation of various aspects of education, resources, teaching and assessment (Ossiannilsson et al., 2015) and "rebundling," where these activities are "recombined into new configurations with little loss of functionality" (Ge et al., 2004, p. 1). We chart the evolution of online learning at the University of Derby, from a small-scale learning and certification bundle to a rebundled online university experience. In this rebundled model, a bespoke department is responsible for the operationalisation and quality of the university's online experience. Firstly, we established the quality impact of this model, using higher education institution (HEI) value drivers. Secondly, focus groups explored macro (national), meso (institutional) and micro (practice) issues from strategic manager, academic and student experience perspectives. To facilitate discussion about the online university experience, we used a new conceptual pedagogic realignment with organisational priorities and horizon emergent technologies (PROPHET) framework. Based on our findings, we make recommendations to HEIs that are considering rebundling online learning. These include the equitable data capture and analysis of online student demographics; consideration of academic well-being and training; and the university-wide benefits obtained from knowledge exchange with online professionals, in relation to future-focused technologies and policymaking.

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2020
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34. Accelerating model-informed decisions for COVID-19 vaccine candidates using a model-based meta-analysis approach

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Kandala, Bhargava, primary, Plock, Nele, additional, Chawla, Akshita, additional, Largajolli, Anna, additional, Robey, Seth, additional, Watson, Kenny, additional, Thatavarti, Raj, additional, Dubey, Sheri A., additional, Cheung, S.Y. Amy, additional, de Greef, Rik, additional, Stone, Julie, additional, and Sachs, Jeffrey R., additional

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2022
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35. Comparison of Self-reported and Measured Pre-pregnancy Weight: Implications for Gestational Weight Gain Counseling

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Bannon, Annika L., Waring, Molly E., Leung, Katherine, Masiero, Jessica V., Stone, Julie M., Scannell, Elizabeth C., and Moore Simas, Tiffany A.

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Birth weight -- Patient outcomes -- Demographic aspects, Pregnancy -- Patient outcomes -- Demographic aspects, Health care industry
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Objectives To examine clinical and demographic characteristics associated with availability of self-reported and measured pre-pregnancy weight, differences in these parameters, and characteristics associated with self-report accuracy. Methods Retrospective cohort of 7483 women who delivered at a large academic medical center between 2011 and 2014. Measured pre-pregnancy weights recorded within a year of conception and self-reported pre-pregnancy weights reported anytime during pregnancy were abstracted from electronic medical records. Difference in weights was calculated as self-reported minus measured pre-pregnancy weight. Logistic and linear regression models estimated associations between demographic and clinical characteristics, and presence of self-reported and measured weights, and weight differences. Results 42.2% of women had both self-reported and measured pre-pregnancy weight, 49.7% had only self-reported, and 2.8% had only measured. Compared to white women, black women and women of other races/ethnicities were less likely to have self-reported weight, and black, Asian, and Hispanic women, and women of other races/ethnicities were less likely to have measured weights. For 85%, pre-pregnancy BMI categorized by self-reported and measured weights were concordant. Primiparas and multiparas were more likely to underreport their weight compared to nulliparas (b = -1.32 lbs, 95% CI -2.24 to -0.41 lbs and b = -2.74 lbs, 95% CI -3.82 to -1.67 lbs, respectively). Discussion Utilization of self-reported or measured pre-pregnancy weight for pre-pregnancy BMI classification results in identical categorization for the majority of women. Providers may wish to account for underreporting for patients with a BMI close to category cutoff by recommending a range of gestational weight gain that falls within recommendations for both categories where feasible., Author(s): Annika L. Bannon [sup.1] , Molly E. Waring [sup.1] [sup.2] , Katherine Leung [sup.1] , Jessica V. Masiero [sup.1] , Julie M. Stone [sup.1] [sup.3] , Elizabeth C. Scannell [...]

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2017
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39. Is the vaginal or buccal route more effective when administering prostaglandins for cervical ripening at term?

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Norwitz, Errol R. and Stone, Julie M.

Subjects
Prostaglandins, Misoprostol, Cesarean section, Delivery (Childbirth), Clinical trials, Women, Health
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Vaginal administration of misoprostol (25 [micro]g initial dose, 50 [micro]g subsequent doses) may be superior to the buccal route, according to results of the IMPROVE trial, a prospective randomized placebo-controlled [...]

Published
2019

45. Effects of Omeprazole on Plasma Levels of Raltegravir

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Iwamoto, Marian, Wenning, Larissa A., Nguyen, Bach-Yen, Teppler, Hedy, Moreau, Allison R., Rhodes, Rand R., Hanley, William D., Jin, Bo, Harvey, Charlotte M., Breidinger, Sheila A., Azrolan, Neal, Farmer, H. Frank, Isaacs, Robin D., Chodakewitz, Jeffery A., Stone, Julie A., and Wagner, John A.

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2009
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48. Exposure–Response Analyses of Letermovir Following Oral and Intravenous Administration in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation Recipients

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Prohn, Marita, primary, Cho, Carolyn R., additional, Viberg, Anders, additional, Dykstra, Kevin, additional, Davis, Casey, additional, Sabato, Philip, additional, Stone, Julie, additional, Badshah, Cyrus, additional, Murata, Yoshihiko, additional, Leavitt, Randi, additional, Fancourt, Craig, additional, and Macha, Sreeraj, additional

Published
2021
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