An Invitation to Social Research: How It's Done Page 1 FOURTH EDITION An Invitation to
Social Research How Itls Done Emily Stier Adler Rhode Island College Roger Clark Rhode …

The purpose of this article is to examine the proliferation of alternative certification pathways
through an analysis of the role and history of teacher certification and supply followed by a …

In the absence of meaningful health reform, Florida implemented a volunteer health care
program to strengthen the existing safety net. Since program implementation in 1992, over …

The purpose of this survey was to explore volunteer preferences, perceived benefits and
barriers, and the factors that influence volunteering among older adults living in a continuing …

An innovative movement of free medical clinics, which began in the 1960s, has helped
indigent people without access to traditional health care. In this article, the author relates his …

Purpose Physician retirement has important impacts on medical learners as well as retiring
physicians themselves. Retiring physicians take with them a wealth of knowledge, wisdom …

The purpose of this descriptive and comparative study was to investigate the self-assessed
efficacy levels of alternatively-certified teachers in Arizona. More specifically, this study …

Considerable recent discussion has taken place regarding the predicted future shortage of
physicians, especially in primary care. Much of the attention has focused on the difficulty of …

The population is aging leading to an increase of potential retirees. However, in light of
current financial constraints, many people who might have retired may remain in the …

Abstract Issue: The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education's Next
Accreditation System has forever changed the way faculty evaluate residents, fellows, and …