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As seen in: Color Research & Application, The Guardian, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., Times Argus, Optometry Today, Rutland Herald, NewOrleans, Open Quaternary Journal, CIYN-FM, CKSG-FM (Cobourg, ON)
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Bartlett: Endorsing Richards

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By Rebecca Bartlett
| Times Argus Verified
Vermonters have an important choice to make over the next four weeks. By Aug. 11, Primary Day in Vermont, we need to choose the Democratic candidate who will run against Phil Scott in November. Scott has been in office now for 10 years. Our hospitals are on the verge of bankruptcy and farms are failing. Over 60% of young Vermonters anticipate moving out of the state. Scott’s “moderation” has begun to wear thin.
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Bartlett: Private higher education

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By Rebecca Bartlett
| Times Argus Verified
I came to Vermont to attend Marlboro College, and graduated 46 years ago. I have not seen another place I’d like to live, and so I have lived, worked, raised a child, and own a home in Brattleboro. I know many graduates of Vermont small colleges who live in this area, and I know there are more of us throughout the state. I would guess that, if we were counted, our number and contributions to the state in economic, political and cultural terms would be significant.
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Using an Interactive Decision Model to Train and Evaluate High-Flow Nasal Cannula Therapy Knowledge

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By Kenneth Plummer, Cintamani H. Ellsworth, Rebecca Bartlett, Morgan E. Sorg
| Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Introduction Training methods in health professions continuing education have utilized various educational approaches.1–4 Respiratory therapy education has at times relied on passive learning methods such as lectures, readings, or videos.5 However, innovative methods such as respiratory therapy simulations have proven effective across several meta-studies.6,7 However, barriers such as high costs,8,9 lack of faculty expertise,10 limited skill coverage,11 and insufficient learner scaffolding12...
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