North Carolina’s Uninsured

Carolinas Simulation Center.

o e o a s s b m h p he Carolinas Simulation Center was established in 2007 to ddress the training needs of learners from multiple disciplines sing simulation as a new training paradigm. The goals of the nstitute include enhancing the education and training of a ariety of learners, promoting patient safety by improving the raining effectiveness of health care personnel, and developing utting-edg...

Summary of the Final Evaluation of North Carolinas Maternal Outreach Worker (mow) Program

In this report, findings from the Final Evaluation Report of North Carolina’s Maternal Outreach Worker (MOW) Program are presented. The focus here is on the evaluation of program objectives, as originally proposed in the 1991 grant application to the Kate B. Reynolds Foundation. The MOW Program is a community-based home visiting program designed to help low income and at-risk pregnant women mak...

Skeletal Biology in the Carolinas V

s: Standardizing Standards: Addressing Inconsistencies in Recording Cranial Porosities Amy Anderson, University of California, Santa Barbara Jacobi and Danforth (2002) called for improvements to PH/CO scoring standards (Buikstra and Ubelaker, 1994) on the basis that current standards have poor inter-observer concordance, particularly for milder cases. PH is a descriptive category, and more deta...

Aging in Place in the Carolinas

Carolinas Mathematics Undergraduate Research Conference Abstracts

On Friday, March 24, 2006, Furman University hosted the Carolinas Mathematics Undergraduate Research Conference. The conference was supported by the Mathematical Association of America (NSF Grant DMS0241090). These are the abstracts for the eight undergraduate talks given on that day. Received by the editors April 4, 2006. This conference was supported by the Mathematical Association of America...