Sister Lorna M. Zemke (b.1933) was among the first generation of Americans to be trained in the Hungarian system of music education that is often called the Kodály concept. Zemke designed the music education curriculum at Silver Lake College, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, to focus on Ko…
A previous assessment of postpartum health needs in Istanbul found that practices in need of attention included short durations of exclusive breastfeeding, low use of effective methods of contraception, and low utilization of preventive health care services. Findings from the st…
The negative effects of missed clinic appointments are well-studied, and certain predictive factors, such as longer lead times and lack of private insurance, have been associated with no-show behavior across a breadth of clinical specialties. However, little is known about the r…
Our aim was to assess patient opinions on prenatal genetic testing to determine which health risks, physical traits, and genetic conditions patients are interested in learning about their unborn child. We analyzed factors such as religion, education, and familiarity with disabil…
Background: Migration trends by women, particularly of childbearing age, raise concerns in regard to maternity care services. In general, immigrant populations are considered vulnerable due to socioeconomic factors and political situations. Indeed, immigrants are also susceptibl…