Determinants of the physchosocial adjustment of Southern Sudanese men
2007 Stoll K, Johnson P. (2007). Determinants of the psychosocial adjustment of Southern Sudanese men. Journal of Refugee Studies, 20(4): 621-640. Abstract Our study examines the psychosocial adjustment of 164 Southern Sudanese men who are resettling in a western Canadian city. Special emphasis is placed on the role of financial and emotional strain associated with […]
Remittance patterns of Southern Sudanese refugee men: Enacting the global breadwinner role
2008 Johnson PJ, Stoll K. (2008). Remittance patterns of Southern Sudanese refugee men: Enacting the global breadwinner role. Family Relations, 57(4): 431-443. Abstract Questionnaire data from 172 Sudanese refugee men in Western Canada revealed that most of the men were sending money (i.e., remittances) to family in Africa, although doing so created considerable financial and […]
Methodological Triangulation in Midwifery Research
2010 Stoll K. (2010). Methodological Triangulation in Midwifery Research. Canadian Journal of Midwifery Research & Practice, 9(2): 17-24. Abstract Midwifery researchers form an eclectic interdisciplinary group, and utilize a variety of research methods and data analysis approaches. Because of the interdisciplinary nature of midwifery research, there are many opportunities for using mixed-method research designs to […]
Effects of an intervention aimed at reducing night waking and signaling in 6-12 month-old infants
2006 Hall WA, Saunders RA, Clauson M, Carty EM, Janssen PA. (2006). Effects of an intervention aimed at reducing night waking and signaling in 6- to 12-month-old infants. Behave Sleep Med, 4(4): 242-261. This quasi-experimental one-group pre- and posttest pilot study evaluated an intervention aimed at reducing night waking and signaling for infants between 6 […]
Early Labour Assessment and Support at Home Versus Telephone Triage: A randomized controlled trial
2006 Janssen PA, Still DK, Klein MC, Singer J, Carty EA, Liston RM, Zupancic JA. (2006). Early labour assessment and support at home versus telephone triage: A randomized controlled trial. Obstetrics & Gynecology, 108(6): 1463-1469. Abstract Objective: To compare rates of cesarean delivery among women who were triaged by obstetric nurses, either by telephone or […]