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Come JAM with us! A conference in honor of ten years of The Junkyard

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By Amy Kind
| junkyardofthemind.com
A post by Amy Kind Way back in 2016, Eric Peterson came to me with an unexpected idea:  What if we started a blog on imagination? I was intrigued, but also hesitant. Could we really make it work? And how, exactly, would it work? But I started reaching out to some imagination folks, and I got a lot of positive feedback… so we started moving forward with the planning. And then, on April 3, 2017, The Junkyard published its first post.
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The Invisible Barrier of Neighborhood Disadvantage in Clinical Trial Recruitment and Retention Among Older Adults

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By Amy Kind, Nicole Rogus-Pulia, Raele Donetha Loy
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Older adults are among the most common recipients of interventions tested in clinical research, yet they remain underrepresented in clinical trials [1-3]. Efforts to close this participation gap have grown in recent years, reflected in initiatives such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Inclusion Across the Lifespan clinical trial requirement encouraging age-diverse study designs [4].
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Orion Initiative helps rural health providers team with UW medical partners | Opinion Original

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By Amy Kind
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
Orion Initiative centers rural providers who identify their areas of greatest need, then collaborate with UW academic medical partners to develop innovative solutions to meet those challenges. Amy Kind |  Special to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Show Caption Hide Caption Here's how to get your views published in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Want to share a view on an issue of the day? Or comment on how our community or state could be improved? Here's how to get your opinion published.
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