Studies on Recombination within the Mouse H-2 Complex I.: Three Recombinants Which Position the Ss Locus within the Complex

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Navigational capabilities of the sextant and ranging device for CSM-active rendezvous

Navigation error analysis for evaluation sextant and ranging devic

Predicting residency match outcomes for fourth-year medical students.

An important goal for undergraduate medical education program leaders is to prepare their medical students to successfully match during the National Residency Match Program (Gauer & Jackson, 2017). Due to the recent increase in applications submitted during the residency process, it is critical for medical education programs to better understand the factors and attributes of those medical students who are successfully matching (Liang, Curtin, Signer, & Sawoia, 2017). As there is a larger number of medical students now enrolled than positions available for residency, the number of unmatched seniors is expected to rise (Bumsted, Schenider, & Deiorio, 2017). Additionally, the nation is facing physician shortage areas and an insufficient quantity of primary care physicians, so it is vital to understand which variables associated with medical students can predict matching into certain specialties and/or geographic regions. Previously, researchers have used statistical methods to predict matching outcomes, but that research has only focused on a small portion of the voluminous factors. There is limited research evidence to determine which of the numerous factors taken during the admissions process and throughout the undergraduate medical education experience are the best indicators of predicting match outcomes. The purpose of this study was to better understand which variables best predict whether or not fourth year medical students a) successfully matched, b) matched into a competitive specialty, c) matched into an in-state residency, d) matched into primary care, and e) matched into primary care in the state of Kentucky. Results indicate there were specific variables that can be used in combination to predict the matching outcomes outlined above. By having a better understanding of which variables predict these outcomes, medical education students as well as medical education institutions and stakeholders can have a better idea of what drives matching outcomes

American Catholicism and the Coronavirus Pandemic: An Archive

A UD librarian and archivist is building an online collection of the ways dioceses, churches and Catholics across the United States have responded to the pandemic, from canceling live Masses to limiting attendance and modifying common practices

Their Voice, Their Vocation: Religious Sisters in Health Care

In a new oral history collection, women religious share their thoughts on the past, present and future of Catholic health care

Curriculum Connections and Outreach Opportunities: Faculty and Graduate Student Use of Special Collections

Discover faculty and graduate students’ varying preferences regarding curriculum integration of special collections, their interest in using particular formats of materials, and their shared desire for greater outreach from special collections

Treasures from Our Storehouse: The U.S. Catholic Special Collection

In conjunction with the twentieth anniversary celebrations of the Department of Religious Studies\u27 PhD program in American Catholic Studies, the University Libraries is hosting an exhibit of materials from the U.S. Catholic Special Collection (USCSC)

Great Scott!\u27: Go \u27Back to the Future\u27 with Archive-It

UD\u27s subscription to a web archiving software called Archive-It makes it possible to browse UD\u27s website like it\u27s 1999