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Ralph Baergen

Professor of Philosophy; Chair Human Subjects Committee

Idaho State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

English and Philosophy

Ralph Baergen is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Professor of Philosophy; Chair Human Subjects Committee at Idaho State University.

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Ralph Baergen

Idaho State University

Professor of Philosophy; Chair Human Subjects Committee

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medical ethics pharmacology psychology health policy family medicine ethics parental care pharmaceutical practice pharmacy practice information retrieval mental health resilience child development primary care maternal health medical internet research online information family psychology professional development obstetrics and gynaecology nursing ethics herbal medicine positive psychology patient experience obstetrics end-of-life issues end-of-life care clinical pharmacy herbal product information online sources optimistic parents judgment standard competence assessment tool primary care physician community pharmacists midlevel provider attitudes ethical responsibilities high-volume community settings emergency contraception patient choice ethical conduct laboratory experimental research extra-familial interests epistemology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Conscience at the End of Life. Nursing Reports (2024)

Ralph Neil BaergenJames Skidmore

end-of-life issuesnursingpalliative careend-of-life care

Pharmacy Practice in High-Volume Community Settings: Barriers and Ethical Responsibilities. Pharmacy (2021)

Christopher T. OwensRalph Baergen

ethical responsibilitiespharmacy practicepharmacologyhigh-volume community settingspharmaceutical practice

Pharmacy Practice in High-Volume Settings: Barriers and Ethical Responsibilities. Pharmacy (2021)

health policyhealth careclinical pharmacynursing ethicspharmacy practicemedical ethicspharmaceutical practice

Contents. Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (2015)

Hyo-Jin LeeYang-Soo KimIn ParkDae-Ho HaDaniel GeorgeBartholomew MckayRuurd JaarsmaCarlos TorrensJuan SanchezMichael HusseyBrandon SteenMichael CusickJacob CoxScott MarberryPeter SimonBenjamin CottrellBrandon SantoniMark FrankleVladislavs GordinsLennart HoveliusHans RahmeUlrica Bergstr€

Contents. The American Journal of Medicine (2014)

Ethical Conduct of Laboratory Experimental Research on Fear and Anxiety: Review and Recommendations. Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry (2013)

Steven R. LawyerRalph BaergenBena Kuruvilla

ethical conductexperimental psychologypsychiatrylaboratory experimental researchneuroscienceresearch ethicspsychology

Online Sources of Herbal Product Information. The American Journal of Medicine (2013)

Christopher OwensRalph BaergenDerek Puckett

medical internet researchherbal product informationherbal medicineonline sourcesmedicineinformation retrievalonline information

Surrogates and Extra-Familial Interests. The Journal of Clinical Ethics (2013)

Ralph BaergenWilliam Woodhouse

medical ethicsethicsextra-familial interestsfamily medicineparental care

Multistate Survey of Primary Care Physician and Midlevel Provider Attitudes Toward Community Pharmacists. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association (2009)

Christopher OwensRalph BaergenPaul Cady

health policyprimary care physiciancommunity pharmacistsmidlevel provider attitudespharmacologyprimary carefamily medicinepatient experience

How Hopeful is Too Hopeful? Responding to Unreasonably Optimistic Parents.. PubMed (2006)

Ralph Baergen

mental healthresiliencefamily psychologychild developmentpositive psychologyoptimistic parentspsychologyparental care

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Ralph Baergen

Professor of Philosophy; Chair Human Subjects Committee

Idaho State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

English and Philosophy

Ralph Baergen is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Professor of Philosophy; Chair Human Subjects Committee at Idaho State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ralph Baergen

Idaho State University

Professor of Philosophy; Chair Human Subjects Committee

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conscience at the End of Life. Nursing Reports (2024)

Ralph Neil BaergenJames Skidmore

end-of-life issuesnursingpalliative careend-of-life care

Pharmacy Practice in High-Volume Community Settings: Barriers and Ethical Responsibilities. Pharmacy (2021)

Christopher T. OwensRalph Baergen

ethical responsibilitiespharmacy practicepharmacologyhigh-volume community settingspharmaceutical practice

Pharmacy Practice in High-Volume Settings: Barriers and Ethical Responsibilities. Pharmacy (2021)

health policyhealth careclinical pharmacynursing ethicspharmacy practicemedical ethicspharmaceutical practice

Contents. Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (2015)

Contents. The American Journal of Medicine (2014)

Ethical Conduct of Laboratory Experimental Research on Fear and Anxiety: Review and Recommendations. Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry (2013)

Steven R. LawyerRalph BaergenBena Kuruvilla

ethical conductexperimental psychologypsychiatrylaboratory experimental researchneuroscienceresearch ethicspsychology

Online Sources of Herbal Product Information. The American Journal of Medicine (2013)

Christopher OwensRalph BaergenDerek Puckett

medical internet researchherbal product informationherbal medicineonline sourcesmedicineinformation retrievalonline information

Surrogates and Extra-Familial Interests. The Journal of Clinical Ethics (2013)

Ralph BaergenWilliam Woodhouse

medical ethicsethicsextra-familial interestsfamily medicineparental care

Multistate Survey of Primary Care Physician and Midlevel Provider Attitudes Toward Community Pharmacists. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association (2009)

Christopher OwensRalph BaergenPaul Cady

health policyprimary care physiciancommunity pharmacistsmidlevel provider attitudespharmacologyprimary carefamily medicinepatient experience

How Hopeful is Too Hopeful? Responding to Unreasonably Optimistic Parents.. PubMed (2006)

Ralph Baergen

mental healthresiliencefamily psychologychild developmentpositive psychologyoptimistic parentspsychologyparental care

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