Deborah L. Gangluff
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Biography and Research Information
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Deborah L. Gangluff's research focuses on interprofessional education and health services, particularly concerning child health and disability studies. Her work has explored promoting family-centered health education through solution-focused learning and investigating interprofessionalism and leadership in disability studies from a family perspective. Gangluff has also examined fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and their prevalence. More recently, her research has included a demographic study of care farms benefiting adults with intellectual and developmental differences and a longitudinal study on the effects of international fieldwork experiences on interprofessional and cultural competencies. Her scholarship includes seven publications with an h-index of 3 and 116 citations.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 116
Positions
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Adjunct Instructor publications 2023–2026University of Central Arkansas Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Building Community & Capacity of Care Farms Benefiting Adults With Intellectual and Developmental Differences in the United States: A Demographic Study (2024)
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A Longitudinal Study of the Effect of an International Level I Fieldwork Experience on Interprofessional & Cultural Competencies (2023)
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Motivating Students to Learn (2004)
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Promoting family-centered, interprofessional health education through the use of solution focused learning (2004)
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- Motivating Students to Learn
- Promoting family-centered, interprofessional health education through the use of solution focused learning
- Promoting family-centered, interprofessional health education through the use of solution focused learning
- Motivating Students to Learn
- A Longitudinal Study of the Effect of an International Level I Fieldwork Experience on Interprofessional & Cultural Competencies
- A Longitudinal Study of the Effect of an International Level I Fieldwork Experience on Interprofessional & Cultural Competencies
- Building Community & Capacity of Care Farms Benefiting Adults With Intellectual and Developmental Differences in the United States: A Demographic Study
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