HARVEST
University of Saskatchewan's Research Archive
Welcome to HARVEST, the University of Saskatchewan’s research archive.
HARVEST is a technology and service platform (institutional repository) that contributes to the mission of the University community by enabling sharing and long-term preservation of research, scholarly, and artistic works.
Although still early in development, HARVEST will serve the public good by promoting and connecting discovery of open access content to the world. HARVEST also provides a convenient way for researchers to deposit their research in an open access repository to meet the requirements of various funding agencies.
It also functions as the digital repository for the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies electronic theses collection.
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Unaffiliated users and access to academic library collections
(2019-06)Aim: To investigate how unaffiliated (walk-in, community) users access electronic resource collections at academic libraries. As library collections have changed from mostly physical collections to hybrid collections with ... -
North American bats and their viruses: The effect of stressors on persistent infections and viral shedding
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Understanding the interaction between mycoplasma bovis and bovine respiratory macrophages
(2019-05-14)Mycoplasma bovis is the most pathogenic bovine mycoplasma in Europe and North America. It forms an important component in bovine respiratory disease (BRD) complex, a multifactorial disease of feedlot cattle that causes ... -
EVALUATION OF DEXTROSE AS AN EFFECTIVE ANTI-EMETIC IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS UNDERGOING GENERAL ANESTHESIA FOR AMBULATORY DENTAL PROCEDURES: A NON-INFERIORITY, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL
(2019-05-13)Vomiting is a frequent postoperative complication in children receiving general anesthesia, with reported incidences of 8.9 to 42%, and is the fourth most common indication for unexpected hospital admission. Intravenous ... -
Dynamics of Social Play
(2019-05-11)Digital games have become a social medium. Players are often socially motivated to play games and actively seek out games that offer social interactions. Early studies on games such as World of Warcraft demonstrate that ... -
POLICY AND PRAXIS: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HIV AND AIDS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
(2019-05-10)The South Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea (PNG) is in the midst of a generalized HIV epidemic with an adult prevalence rate higher than one percent. This thesis focuses on on HIV and AIDS policy in PNG from an anthropological ... -
Saskatchewan youth in care: Exploring the perceived role of attachment in fostering resilience
(2019-05-10)Growing numbers of children in youth are in out-of-home care, and the complexity of the challenges and outcomes they face is an issue that continues to require attention. In Canada, the overrepresentation of indigenous ... -
Strengthening Clinical Knowledge: Repeating High Fidelity Patient Simulation
(2019-05-10)The clinical environment provides important learning opportunities for health care professions, especially nursing students. The clinical environment offers students a social learning experience not available in the ... -
EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES MELLITUS AND OXYGEN FREE RADICALS
(1994-03)Oxygen free radicals (OFRs) have been implicated as a causal or contributory factor in various disease states. These oxygen radicals are highly reactive species and cause cellular damage. In diabetes, various sources may ... -
First Nations Boil Water Advisories: New Methods and New Approaches for Risk Communication
(2019-05-10)When issuing drinking water advisories (such as boil water advisories, or BWAs) in First Nations, risk communicators must consider the unique historical, political, social and cultural context. A small number of studies ...