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Designing dementia care activation program for Filipino American caregivers

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By Mary Ramos, Danielle Lee, LaNita S. Wright, Jarrett Heath
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Objective This research study aims to identify the fundamental components of community adaptation for a culturally tailored care partner activation program for Filipino American family caregivers of patients with Alzheimer's Disease and related dementia (ADRD). Design The study utilized focus group interviews with community nurse leaders, stakeholders, and family caregivers of patients with ADRD.
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Designing an Innovative Ecosystem for Student Success: Kennesaw State University Wellstar College of Health and Human Services’ Conceptual Model

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By Deborah Baxter, LaNita S. Wright, Kandice Porter, Jennifer A. Wade-Berg
| articlegateway.com
Abstract The Wellstar College of Health and Human Services (WCHSS) at Kennesaw State University developed a new theoretical model to understand and impact student success by combining two existing frameworks: Whole School, Whole Community, and Whole Child (WSCC) (Willgerodt and Maloy, 2021) and the Student Success Ecosystem (Millet et al, 2020).
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Community-Engaged Teen Pregnancy Prevention: A Needs Assessment

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By LaNita S. Wright, Sharayah Fore
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Teen birth is a contributor to significant challenges, including poverty, foster care, increased medical expenses, and high school dropout. Although teen birth rates have declined, disparities persist by state. Oklahoma’s teen birth rate is fifth highest in the nation.
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