Terry D Stratton
Biographic Data
| ID | 7720015 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Terry D Stratton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Terry D |
| FAMILY NAME | Stratton |
| SIGNATURE | STRATTON T D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kentucky |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8673-2055 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Sex differences and psychological stress
The self-reported stress of Chinese residents related to the COVID-19 pandemic was significantly related to sex, age, employment, resilience and coping styles. Future responses to such public health threats may wish to provide sex- and/or age-appropriate supports for psychological health and emotional well-being to those at greatest risk of experiencing stress
Inspiring the next generation of academic physicians
There is growing evidence in the medical education literature for the aggressive need to recruit and retain the next generation of academic physicians. In 2008, the University of Kentucky College of Medicine (UK COM) developed an academic health careers (AHCs) program for preclinical medical students as an introduction into the practice of academic medicine. The goals of this elective experience included (1) highly customized training and mentors…
Discerning applicants’ interests in rural medicine
That applicants' rural values in admission essays were not related to interviewers' overall acceptability ratings indicates that other factors played a role in the interviewers' assessments of applicants' acceptability for admission
Should Medical School Applicants Be Tested for Emotional Intelligence
Each year medical school admissions officers try to identify the best, brightest and most suitable candidates from among the 37,000 who are competing for approximately 17,000 available slots. In so doing, these officers and their designees must determine whether applicants fit not only with the missions and priorities of their respective programs and institutions but also with the values and goals of the profession of medicine
Medical School Performance, Alumni Membership, and Giving
More should be done to ensure that graduates who received scholarships are afforded meaningful ways to give back to the institution that supported them as students
Medicine, Disability and Family in an Affluent Arab Society
Modern medicine has a global reach. Although medicine is always directed clinically to individual patients with varied family connections in a particular cultural setting, the knowledge and technology of medicine are abstract and scientific, diffusing easily across national boundaries. The migration of medical personnel, primarily from poor to rich countries, is another aspect of the diffusion that has received little attention in current discour…
Job Satisfaction and Retention of Rural Community Health Nurses in North Dakota
A correlation between job satisfaction and employment longevity has been demonstrated by a number of researchers. However, the measurable aspects of job satisfaction only partially explain an individual's tenure at a particular job. Information about the relationship between job satisfaction and retention of community health nurses in a rural state was provided by 258 community health nurses in North Dakota who responded to a mailed questionnaire…
Nonfatal Farm Injuries in North Dakota
The 1980s has not been a particularly prosperous decade for many farm operators. Due to shifts in the agricultural economy, many farmers have experienced farm foreclosure and rural displacement; while many more are at serious risk of losing their farms. Within the context of the agricultural crisis, this study examines the impact of economic hardship on the probability of experiencing a farm injury. Specifically, we hypothesized that farm operato…
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Nonfatal Farm Injuries in North Dakota
The 1980s has not been a particularly prosperous decade for many farm operators. Due to shifts in the agricultural economy, many farmers have experienced farm foreclosure and rural displacement; while many more are at serious risk of losing their farms. Within the context of the agricultural crisis, this study examines the impact of economic hardship on the probability of experiencing a farm injury. Specifically, we hypothesized that farm operato…
Job Satisfaction and Retention of Rural Community Health Nurses in North Dakota
A correlation between job satisfaction and employment longevity has been demonstrated by a number of researchers. However, the measurable aspects of job satisfaction only partially explain an individual's tenure at a particular job. Information about the relationship between job satisfaction and retention of community health nurses in a rural state was provided by 258 community health nurses in North Dakota who responded to a mailed questionnaire…
Medicine, Disability and Family in an Affluent Arab Society
Modern medicine has a global reach. Although medicine is always directed clinically to individual patients with varied family connections in a particular cultural setting, the knowledge and technology of medicine are abstract and scientific, diffusing easily across national boundaries. The migration of medical personnel, primarily from poor to rich countries, is another aspect of the diffusion that has received little attention in current discour…
Medical School Performance, Alumni Membership, and Giving
More should be done to ensure that graduates who received scholarships are afforded meaningful ways to give back to the institution that supported them as students
Should Medical School Applicants Be Tested for Emotional Intelligence
Each year medical school admissions officers try to identify the best, brightest and most suitable candidates from among the 37,000 who are competing for approximately 17,000 available slots. In so doing, these officers and their designees must determine whether applicants fit not only with the missions and priorities of their respective programs and institutions but also with the values and goals of the profession of medicine
Discerning applicants’ interests in rural medicine
That applicants' rural values in admission essays were not related to interviewers' overall acceptability ratings indicates that other factors played a role in the interviewers' assessments of applicants' acceptability for admission
Inspiring the next generation of academic physicians
There is growing evidence in the medical education literature for the aggressive need to recruit and retain the next generation of academic physicians. In 2008, the University of Kentucky College of Medicine (UK COM) developed an academic health careers (AHCs) program for preclinical medical students as an introduction into the practice of academic medicine. The goals of this elective experience included (1) highly customized training and mentors…
Sex differences and psychological stress
The self-reported stress of Chinese residents related to the COVID-19 pandemic was significantly related to sex, age, employment, resilience and coping styles. Future responses to such public health threats may wish to provide sex- and/or age-appropriate supports for psychological health and emotional well-being to those at greatest risk of experiencing stress
Medicine (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Diversity and Career in Medicine (4 works) · Medical education (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Medical Education and Admissions (3 works) · Medical school (3 works) · Pathology (3 works) · Disease (2 works) · Family medicine (2 works)