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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"virtual services"”.
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Scrambling for Care: Autism in Rural America
… in small towns with limited access to healthcare services are at a much greater disadvantage. Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the surge in virtual services for autism has offered clinicians and researchers a unique opportunity to bring care to the home of geographically underserved communities. …
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Virtual Worship in the Full Gospel Church: Examining the Impact of COVID-19 on Sunday Services in the Thohoyandou District
… from traditional, in-person gatherings to virtual services during the pandemic. The problem to be addressed in this research is the significant impact that this sudden shift has on the church's worship experience, congregational participation, spiritual engagement, and community cohesion. …
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Alcohol Consumption and Other Related Factors in Military Veterans Attending College
… veterans’ thoughts on improving military services in the university setting were also collected. While anxiety, social support, student group, and their interactions were not significant predictors of alcohol use in quantitative analyses, all of these factors were reflected in the themes …
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Exploring the guidelines for library services to distance education programs
… to their resident programs as possible. Services provided to distance learning students must be equivalent, even if provided in a different manner, to that provided for on-campus students. The research project undertaken seeks to explore the various elements of providing library services …
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Evaluating a Brief Virtual Parent Training Module to Increase Implementation of Effective Instruction Delivery
… experimental study evaluated the impact of a virtual Behavioral Parent Training (BPT) module designed to teach Effective Instruction Delivery (EID) to caregivers of typically developing children with mild to moderate compliance difficulties. Three parent–child dyads participated in a …