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  • at the University of Washington and returned to PLU to teach psychology. He received his state license to become a clinical psychologist, and practiced in Tacoma until he was 75. VOLUME 6, ISSUE 2 RESOLUTE is Pacific Lutheran University’s flagship magazine, published three times a year. EDITORIAL OFFICES PLU, Neeb Center Tacoma, WA 253-535-8410 Contact Us Links Featured Stories On Campus Discovery Class Notes ResoLute Staff Recent Articles Defining Success Build It and They Will Come Grant Power

  • Administration degree. He holds a Life Accident and Health Insurance Agent License and FINRA 7 and 66 registrations, and an AAMS® designation. “The ability to impact lives has always been my goal,” Simon wrote on his LinkedIn profile. “I strive to serve clients in an unbiased fashion with the support of a strong team of home-office professionals. I focus on helping a select group of entrepreneurs and families develop and implement comprehensive financial strategies.” Outside the office, he coaches youth

  • create a sort of abstract for this instrument that can travel with it into its future. It’s been around for 107 years and is still a wonderful instrument. I need to have some major work done on it. When I have done so, both the instrument itself and its story will be a legacy that I can pass onto the next generation. What’s one thing you’ll miss most while you’re away? The PLUSO, of course, and seeing my colleagues. Meeting students in class is also fun, or I wouldn’t do it. So that will be missed. I

  • much delving into every sort of type of media graphic design, video, photography, audio, all that sort of stuff, it just really intrigued me. And so I applied and I got in and it’s the first time I’ve really worked [video: Isaiah’s voice continues over clips. A man is interviewed in his home on a couch in front of a wall of photos and heirlooms. Students fly a drone on a hillside.] Isaiah: in a like pseudo professional environment and with actual clients. [video: Return to Isaiah.] Isaiah: And so

  • birth, admission and discharge dates, phone number, street address/zip code/county, email address, Social Security Number, birth certificate number, photographs, fingerprints, drivers license number, medical records number, treatment dates and lists of services rendered. More information on Protected Health Information can be found here. HIPAA makes an exception for QI activities, including outcomes evaluation and development of clinical guidelines or protocols. These activities fall under the

  • includes: name, date of birth, admission and discharge dates, phone number, street address/zip code/county, email address, Social Security Number, birth certificate number, photographs, fingerprints, drivers license number, medical records number, treatment dates and lists of services rendered. More information on Protected Health Information can be found here. HIPAA makes an exception for QI activities, including outcomes evaluation and development of clinical guidelines or protocols. These activities

  • : name, date of birth, admission and discharge dates, phone number, street address/zip code/county, email address, Social Security Number, birth certificate number, photographs, fingerprints, drivers license number, medical records number, treatment dates and lists of services rendered. More information on Protected Health Information can be found here. HIPAA makes an exception for QI activities, including outcomes evaluation and development of clinical guidelines or protocols. These activities fall

  • surveys, because it enables researchers to collect data with no identifying information attached, making the survey truly anonymous. PLU has a site license for Qualtrics survey software that includes use for faculty, staff, and students. Information about requesting a Qualtrics account can be found here. Qualtrics instructions for assuring anonymity can be found here. Informed consent For a no-risk or low-risk anonymous online survey, investigators may request a Waiver of Documentation of Informed

  • respective courses. Procedures: Pre-licensure students practice under the faculty member’s license; therefore, faculty are responsible for both general and direct supervision of the student in the clinical site. Faculty are responsible for supervising pre-licensure students in medication administration until faculty have verified safety and competence, at which time student medication administration may be supervised by a registered nurse. Faculty are to determine the level of assistance required by

  • , or if accommodations or modifications might be necessary for successful completion of the program at the School of Nursing. The School of Nursing at PLU is approved by the Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission. Only graduates of approved programs are eligible to apply for the NCLEX-RN licensing examination. Mental, physical or emotional impairment may result in the commission suspending a license or denying initial licensure. The Washington State Nursing Care Quality