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1.	PDF Kalinich-Corrin-OHSU-ResearchWeek-2021 Assessing student food security status at Oregon Health & Science University during the COVID-19 pandemic Kalinich, Corrin ; Rdesinski, Rebecca ; Lin, Amber ; Gillon, Sean[...] Food insecurity is prevalent among higher-education students resulting in short and long-term academic and health consequences. 2021 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
2.	PDF ResearchWeek.2020.Linfesty.Aloura Energy and protein composition of water buffalo milk and liquid and dried whey products: a pilot study to evaluate suitability as a nutritional s[...] Linfesty, Aloura ; Stadler, Diane ; Cummings, Joanna In Lao PDR, 33.5% of children under five years of age are stunted, 26% are underweight and 8% are severely wasted. Nutritional rehabilitation of malnourished children oft [...] 2020 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
3.	PDF Hext.Christian.CaptionWeek.2022 Ensuring fair insurance reimbursement in the emergency department Hext, Christian ; Moorhead, John ; Stadler, Diane This is a description of steps taken to reduce the instances of insurance companies reimbursing emergency departments and physicians at lower rates based on retroactive d [...] 2022 \| Capstone \| Detailed record - Similar records
4.	PDF EganKearns.Madison.CaptionWeek.2022_1_ OHSU's Food Resource Center: analyzing the quantitative and qualitative impact of an on-campus food resource for students Egan Kearns, Madison ; Demunter, Jodi ; Cai, Jen ; Stadler, Diane Results of a 2018 survey conducted by OHSU?s Food Insecurity Taskforce showed approximately 25% of student respondents (n=1,133) were classified as food insecure,1 consis [...] 2022 \| Capstone \| Detailed record - Similar records

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