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Lynne Moronski

@lynnemoronski

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calendar_today25-10-2010 13:52:55

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Working on my Chapter 4. Analytic approaches have included developing and interpreting logistic and linear regression models (unadjusted and adjusted) and mediation and moderation analysis using the Hayes PROCESS method (with bootstrapping methodology).

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On Wednesday, 05/17/23, I earned my PhD in Nursing Research. A special thank you to everyone personally and professionally who supported me along the way. I look forward to new adventures.

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In-press STAT is an OpEd I recently published, "How to ensure the NIH's decision to recognize people with disabilities as a health disparity population makes a difference." I share my story as a mom of a young adult w/ severe disabilities & offer suggestions for researchers

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Mobile devices, remote work, and generational differences have made eye contact less frequent.  However, it's a great tool to help convey confidence and respect when speaking.  lnkd.in/d7Bn6VH

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My prior pen-and-paper notetaking skills have proven to be an asset in returning to the nursing school classroom after a 20-year hiatus.  That said, the current technology enabling me to then digitize my handwritten notes and to search them electronically…nyti.ms/2hVxlzm

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What does it mean to lead with civility? "Spending a considerable amount of effort acknowledging people’s contributions, listening better, respecting others’ time, and making people feel valued." lnkd.in/eqWxkRD

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Personal integrity, authenticity, humility, empathy, communication skills, and the ability to inspire are qualities of memorable leaders. lnkd.in/eUQaTBq

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As the NYTimes and others publish their end-of-year book suggestions, Bill Gates' list is especially interesting. lnkd.in/egiUvWw

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True to the classic editions, but updated to include technology and online presence.  Being elegant and tactful matters. lnkd.in/eBacJqd

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Why self-compassion? "Unlike overconfidence, which attempts to hide self-doubt and other pessimistic shortcomings, self-compassion accepts them. Self-compassion, Mr. Barker writes, includes the benefits of confidence without the downside of delusion." lnkd.in/eeMw5vD

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Something to keep in mind when formulating New Year's Resolutions.  "In short, mastering a new skill -- or striving to accomplish a huge goal -- will definitely mean more stress now... but it also means more happiness later..." lnkd.in/eBdfxB7

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The idea of the "grand challenge," meaning ..." the bigger the problems you choose to tackle, the larger the potential payoff..." lnkd.in/egze-j6

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Make better decisions...  "Research has shown that even relatively basic training in probability makes people better forecasters and helps them avoid certain cognitive biases."  lnkd.in/eRkvFBR

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Being well-rounded is important!  Donahoe "urged students to invest in themselves outside of their careers, with the goal of developing a great life, not just a great career." lnkd.in/eBaX9iC