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Patient perspectives of a physiotherapy-led musculoskeletal community event: A mixed methods survey

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By Peter Brookes, Daniel Jackson, Kirstie Smith Verified, Jennifer Plagerson
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Introduction Musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders represent a growing burden on healthcare systems. The musculoskeletal community event (MSK-CE) is an emerging, integrated model of community-based care that incorporates multi-professional and organizational collaboration to deliver holistic support. However, patient perspectives on this model remain largely unexplored.
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Jury Concludes that FRAUD Put President Obama on the Ballot in 2008 | Politics | Before It's News

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By Daniel Jackson
| Before It's News
A decision handed down by an Indiana jury in late April 2013 has concluded that outright fraud put both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the ballot in that state in 2008. Two Democratic operatives in the state were convicted of the illegal scheme.
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Challenges and opportunities in healthcare workplace violence training: A qualitative study of staff experiences

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By Daniel Jackson, Tensing Maa, John Luna, Yungui Huang
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Workplace violence (WPV) is an escalating concern within healthcare, necessitating development of evidence-based interventions. This qualitative study was designed to support creation of effective training materials to reduce WPV. We recruited 17 frontline staff from four major Midwest healthcare systems to participate in focus groups, 1–1, and dyadic interviews using purposeful sampling.
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