Rebecca Smith

Co-Learning: A Hybrid Model for Integrated STEM Teacher Professional Learning and Student Out-of-School Learning

Xornam S. Apedoe, Mingchen Fu, Katherine Nielsen, Rebecca Smith et autres

Our paper presents a case for co-learning, a novel hybridization of teacher professional learning and student out-of-school learning wherein students and teachers collaborate and learn together. The benefits of collaborative learning are well documented in the literature; however, a co-learning approach to …

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O18 Prevalence and factors associated with obesity in patients with IBD treated with infliximab and vedolizumab across the United Kingdom (UK)

Chris Roberts, Phoebe Hodges, Fakhirah Badrelhisham, Rebecca Smith et autres

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An Asset-Based Approach to First-Generation Student Academic Success: Long-Term Impacts of Participating in a First-Year Seminar

Rebecca Smith, Nicole C. Ralston

Higher education faculty and administrators have developed various solutions to help support first-generation students during their transition into college, including first-year seminars. This longitudinal quantitative case study sought to add to the research base by investigating the impact of participating in a …

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Fractional dimension of some exceptional sets in continued fractions

Mumtaz Hussain, Rebecca Smith, Zhenliang Zhang

In this paper, we calculate the Hausdorff dimension of some exceptional sets that emerge from specific constraints imposed on the partial quotients of continued fractions. In particular, we calculate the Hausdorff dimension of the sets Λ 1 = x ∈ ( 0 …

HEFWA Research Brief: Literacy, Wellness, and Everything Else: How Are Financial Wellness Websites in Higher Education Named?

ZW Taylor, Andrew Marx, Sara Ray, R. J. Simonds et autres

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P1037 Prevalence and factors associated with obesity in patients with IBD treated with infliximab and vedolizumab across the United Kingdom (UK)

Christopher Roberts, Paul J. Hodges, Fakhirah Badrulhisham, Rebecca Smith et autres

Abstract Background Adipose tissue has a regulatory role in innate and adaptive immune processes and obesity has been linked to non-response to medical therapies and disease progression in patients with IBD1. Few studies have estimated the prevalence of obesity in patients with …

Developing and Gathering Validity Evidence for an Instrument to Measure How High School Students Identify as Researchers

Linda Morell, Shruti Bathia, Bon W. Koo, Mark Wilson et autres

The authentic research experience, which provides students with meaningful collaborative research opportunities designed to promote discovery and innovation under the guidance of mentors, is increasing as a way to attract and engage students in STEM fields. However, despite the increase in authentic …

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P91 Prescribing practices of tofacitinib and preferences amongst high-risk patients in the UK

Maria Bishara, Michelle Clarke, Rebecca Smith, Christopher Roberts et autres

Introduction Tofacitinib was licensed for use in patients with ulcerative colitis in August 2018. Because it is administered orally, has a rapid onset of action and is relatively inexpensive, it was quickly adopted in real-world practice. Safety warnings linking high-dose tofacitinib use …

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O24 Exploring the potential utility of NUDT15 pharmacogenetic testing in clinical practice: a ‘focused reverse phenotyping’ study within the IBD bioresource

Christopher Roberts, Aleksejs Sazonovs, Rebecca Smith, Maria Bishara et autres

Introduction We have reported that thiopurine induced myelosuppression is associated with variants in NUDT15 in patients with IBD of European ancestry. However, because we used a retrospective phenotype-first approach our findings were limited by ascertainment and recall bias. Before clinical implementation, further …

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A Critical Review of Literature on Social Media and Developmental Communication Disability: Implications for Future Social Media and Generative AI Research

Bronwyn Hemsley, Fiona Given, Barbara Almond, Jenna Cooper et autres

Abstract Purpose of Review The widespread use of social media and recent development and use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has implications for the advancement of inclusive communication technologies to benefit people with developmental communication disability. This paper synthesises and critiques recent …

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P616 Prescribing practices of tofacitinib and preferences amongst high-risk patients in the UK

M Bishara, M Clarke, Rebecca Smith, Craig W. Roberts et autres

Abstract Background Tofacitinib was licensed for use in patients with ulcerative colitis in August 2018. Because it is administered orally, has a rapid onset of action and is relatively inexpensive, it was quickly adopted in real-world practice. Safety warnings linking high-dose tofacitinib …

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Developing Educational Leaders as Researchers: Utilizing a Course-Embedded Self-Study to Impact Self-Efficacy (Poster 3)

Rebecca Smith