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Stephanie Schulte

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An exploration of the impact of educational background on basic science and life sciences librarians

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By Laura Lipke, Margaret A. Hoogland, Stephanie Schulte, Jeremy Kupsco
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This study sought to investigate the influence of a science educational background on librarian interactions with basic and life sciences programs. Through semi-structured interviews with 14 librarians, the study identified several key themes: understanding and enjoying science is beneficial; previous experience influences librarians’ approaches; relationships are important; defining success is challenging; and collaborating with other campus units is unusual.
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Beware of predatory journals

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By Stephanie Schulte, Chris Evans Gartley, Anna Biszaha
| American Nurse Journal Verified
Choosing best evidence requires watching for these red flags. Takeaways: Predatory journals (reading them, citing them in your writing, or publishing with them) threaten the integrity of nursing research and practice. Most predatory journals share characteristics that can help nurses identify and avoid them. Many tools exist to help nurses evaluate journal quality. Published evidence in the form of journal articles plays a critical role in evidence-based nursing.
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Severe recalcitrant otic lichen planus treated with mycophenolate mofetil

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By Lisa N. Guo, Jennifer Shin, Stephanie Schulte, Joseph F. Merola
| JAAD Case Reports Verified
Key words lichen planus mycophenolate mofetil otitis externa otitis media Abbreviations used: LP (lichen planus), MMF (mycophenolate mofetil) Introduction Lichen planus (LP) is a chronic, T-cell–mediated autoinflammatory disease that can affect the skin, nails, hair, and mucosa, particularly the mouth and genitals. Involvement of the external auditory canals and tympanic membranes has been reported previously but is extremely rare.
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