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Gilligan P, Hegarty D, Khan A, +7 more·Emergency medicine journal : EMJ
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Perrier A, Similowski T·Revue des maladies respiratoires
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Abraham Edward·Critical care medicine
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Liberati A, D'Amico R·Recenti progressi in medicina
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Shea Beverley·Journal of evidence-based medicine
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Stockhausen Lynette, Conrick Moya·Contemporary nurse
Learning how to critique research articles is one of the fundamental skills of scholarship in any discipline. The range, quantity and quality of publications available today via print, electronic and Internet databases means it has become essential to equip students and practitioners with the prerequisites to judge the…
Egger M, Juni P, Bartlett C, +2 more·Health technology assessment (Winchester, England)
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Corôa Roberta DE Carvalho, Gogovor Amédé, Ben Charif Ali, +8 more·The Milbank quarterly
UNLABELLED: Policy Points More rigorous methodologies and systematic approaches should be encouraged in the science of scaling. This will help researchers better determine the effectiveness of scaling, guide stakeholders in the scaling process, and ultimately increase the impacts of health innovations. The practice and…
Deeks J J·BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
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Bohte R, van den Broek P J·The Netherlands journal of medicine
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Dang Chun, Lu Yaoheng, Xiong Ying·Neurological sciences : official journal of the Italian Neurological Society and of the Italian Society of Clinical Neurophysiology
Progressive multiple sclerosis (PMS) remains a therapeutic challenge, with limited effective treatments and a high degree of uncertainty surrounding long-term efficacy and safety. In this context, the recently published Cochrane network meta-analysis by Ridley et al. (2024) represents a significant effort to synthesise…
Xia Yunhui, Zhang Mei, Yao Yunliang, +4 more·Journal of clinical epidemiology
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to explore research trends and areas of interest in systematic reviews (SRs) and meta-analysis of clinical prediction models (CPMs), while summarizing their conduct and reporting characteristics. STUDY DESIGN AND SETTING: A scoping review was conducted, with searches performed in PubMed, E…
Vorm Bertram, Jeppesen Anni Nørgaard, Hansen Lene Mølgaard, +6 more·Acta anaesthesiologica Scandinavica
BACKGROUND: Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) is widely used in lung cancer surgery, as this technique causes less pain and faster recovery than open thoracotomy. However, significant postoperative pain persists in a number of patients, often leading to increased opioid use and opioid-related adverse events i…
Schaller Andrea, Stassen Gerrit, Baulig Lukas, +1 more·Frontiers in public health
BACKGROUND: The workplace is a recognized setting for promoting health among adults, and physical activity (PA) interventions are an integral part of workplace health promotion (WHP). OBJECTIVES: The present review of reviews aims to provide an overview of the main objectives and related outcomes addressed in WHP-rela…
Sharp Robert C, Guenther Dylan T, Farrer Matthew J·Frontiers in immunology
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to systematically review the neuroimmunology literature to determine the average immune cell counts reported by flow cytometry in wild-type (WT) homogenized mouse brains. BACKGROUND: Mouse models of gene dysfunction are widely used to study age-associated neurodegenerative disorder…
Elbert Niels J, van Os-Medendorp Harmieke, van Renselaar Wilco, +5 more·Journal of medical Internet research
BACKGROUND: eHealth potentially enhances quality of care and may reduce health care costs. However, a review of systematic reviews published in 2010 concluded that high-quality evidence on the benefits of eHealth interventions was still lacking. OBJECTIVE: We conducted a systematic review of systematic reviews and met…
Colocci Natalia, Glantz Michael, Recht Lawrence·Seminars in neurology
Direct invasion of the central nervous system (CNS) occurs in 5% of all patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, either at the time of presentation, as a solitary site of relapse, or during the course of progressive disease. Over the last several years, several studies, mostly retrospective, have analyzed risk factors ass…
Simon Tamara D, Schaffzin Joshua K, Podkovik Stacey, +1 more·Infectious disease clinics of North America
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunt infections are a particularly challenging clinical problem. This review article addresses epidemiology and microbiology of CSF shunt infections. Clinical care is reviewed in detail, including recent guidelines and systematic review articles. Finally, current research into prevention and…
Mitchell Kenneth A, Spitz Aaron·Current urology reports
Advanced practice providers (APPs) are advanced practice nurses (APN)/nurse practitioners (NP) or physician assistants. Over half of urologists currently employ APPs to extend and enhance their practice. Because APPs can fulfill a variety of roles from surgical assisting to running their own subspecialty clinic, they h…
Nguyen Huy D, Allen Bryan J, Pow-Sang Julio M·Cancer control : journal of the Moffitt Cancer Center
BACKGROUND: The management choice for newly diagnosed localized prostate cancer presents a challenge to both the physician and the patient. Traditionally, surgery and radiation therapy have been the most commonly recommended options. More recently, active surveillance is recommended as the preferred management choice f…