Allied Health Science Senior Theses
Every Carthage student is required to submit a senior thesis or capstone project to demonstrate their mastery of their chosen area of study. Here is a look at recent projects Carthage allied health science students have created for this requirement:
- Recovery Strategies for Functional Performance Restoration in Collegiate Athletes
- Exercise Interventions and Relapse Rates in Substance Use Disorder Treatment
- The Effectiveness of HIIT for Reducing Frailty in Older Adults
- The Global Prevalence of Burnout Among Pharmacists and Contributing Factors
- Language Concordance in Healthcare: Effects on Satisfaction, Comfort, Trust, and Utilization Among Spanish-Preferring Patients
- Diagnostic Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
- The Utilization of Virtual Reality in Stroke Rehabilitation
- Rehabilitation Outcomes and Effectiveness of Blood Flow Restriction Training
- Healing Outcomes of a Distal Tibia Type II Salter-Harris Fracture
- Aquatic Therapy’s Effective on Individuals with Chronic Pain-Induced Depression
- Factors Shaping Survival Outcomes in Newborns with Congenital Heart Disease
- The Role of Psychological Readiness in Collegiate Athletes’ Return to Play Following Sports-Related Injuries
- Effective Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions for Primary Dysmenorrhea
- Maternal Mortality in the U.S.: Investigating the Crisis
- Meditation vs. Medication for Anxiety: Effectiveness, Relapse, and Side Effects
- Effects of Medication Treatment Methods on Full-Term Pregnancy Outcomes in Women with MTHFR Mutations
- Impact of Robotic Therapy on Stroke Patients and Occupational Therapy
- Muscle Activation During Squat Performance
- Understandings of Injury Prevention in Collegiate Division III Athletics
- Sleep Duration and the Severity of Lateral Ankle Sprains
- Return To Play Protocols in Post-COVID-19 Athletes