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Lawder E A, Poulin J E, Andrews R G·Child welfare
This study's findings are similar to those of other studies. The majority of children who enter foster care return to their families within a relatively short time. A small group, because of the severity of their problems or those of their parents, need extended care. This group of children, over time, form the hard co…
Guil Francisco, García Raquel, García José M·Scientific reports
Genetic minimal cut sets (gMCS) are genes that must be deactivated simultaneously to avoid unwanted states in a metabolic model. The concept of gMCS can be applied to two different scenarios. First, it can be used to identify potential gene toxicities in generic or healthy cell models. Second, it can be used to develop…
Li Guomin, Zhao Jie, Li Bing, +8 more·Rheumatology international
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic systemic disorder characterized by the development through angiogenesis, which is dependent on endothelial cell activation, migration and proliferation and CCL21 plays an important role in this pathology. Currently, CCL21 gene polymorphism studies on rheumatoid arthritis are scarc…
Monecke Stefan, Feßler Andrea T, Burgold-Voigt Sindy, +12 more·Scientific reports
Staphylococcus aureus can be a harmless coloniser, but it can also cause severe infections in humans, livestock and wildlife. Regarding the latter, only few studies have been performed and knowledge on virulence factors is insufficient. The aim of the present study was to study S. aureus isolates from deceased wild bea…
Zalcberg Block Sima, Zalcberg Sara·Journal of religion and health
This article focuses on perceptions of the Jewish ultra-Orthodox population in Israel-a religious minority-regarding guidelines enacted by the Israeli Ministry of Health (MOH) during the country's second wave of COVID-19, and ways the community coped with the pandemic. Semi-structured interviews with 30 ultra-Orthodox…
Honkavuo Leena, Loe Seija A Koivusalo·Journal of perianesthesia nursing : official journal of the American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses
PURPOSE: To deepen the understanding of and describe nurse anesthetists' and operating theater nurses' experiences with inadvertent hypothermia in clinical perioperative nursing care. DESIGN: Qualitative, explorative, and descriptive study that carries an inductive nature. METHODS: Focus group interviews with 16 nurs…
Acevedo Callejas Michelle L, Thompson Charee M·Health communication
This study applied Lazarus and Folkman's stress and coping framework to understand how romantic partners cope with the challenges of a significant other's mental health condition at three levels (i.e., individual, dyadic, and social), how coping at each of these three levels contributes to the association between stres…
Devereaux Alana, McPherson Christine, Etowa Josephine·Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)
OBJECTIVE: H1N1/09 was the first pandemic flu ever responded to with mass vaccinations. Public health nurses (PHNs) were pivotal in implementing the H1N1/09 vaccination clinics. With the ongoing threat of pandemic influenza and other viral outbreaks, much can be learned from these PHNs' H1N1/09 experiences. This study'…
Steele A, Melby V·Journal of advanced nursing
The literature reports an ongoing debate amongst nurses regarding the risk of contracting human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) through routine nursing care. An emotionally charged dilemma appears to exist for many nurses regarding what they perceive as conflict between professional obligation and personal risk. This stud…
Alsayed Ahmad R, Abed Anas, Khader Heba A, +3 more·The Libyan journal of medicine
This study aimed to describe the molecular epidemiology and seasonality of human rhinovirus (HRV) in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and its association with COPD exacerbations in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Sputum specimens were collected for analysis from all COPD patients who visited a me…
Keizer J, Beerlage-De Jong N, Al Naiemi N, +1 more·Antimicrobial resistance and infection control
BACKGROUND: The potentials of audit and feedback (AF) to improve healthcare are currently not exploited. To unlock the potentials of AF, this study focused on the process of making sense of audit data and translating data into actionable feedback by studying a specific AF-case: limiting antimicrobial resistance (AMR).…
Shahzad Muhammad Asim, Jianguo Du, Junaid Muhammad·Environmental science and pollution research international
The concept of sustainability in the context of human resource management (HRM), or more precisely, green HRM, has significantly transformed in recent years. Human resources are an important and valuable asset of a firm. In this research, green HRM is concentrated on the areas where HRM is held accountable for the comp…
Nemeth Christopher P, Brown Jeff, Crandall Beth, +1 more·Military medicine
From July to October 2009, a team of human factors researchers evaluated the use of a commercially available infusion device among nurses at a tertiary care hospital in the Midwest. The study's purpose was to determine the factors that may influence the adoption and "best practice" use of smart infusion devices by iden…
Salas-Rosario Juan Cesario, Abreu-Rojas Yanelba Elisa, Torres-Valle Antonio, +1 more·International journal of environmental research and public health
Sustainable development results from the harmonious integration of economic growth, social equity, and environmental sustainability. Building on available risk analysis capacities, this study employs risk perception as a diagnostic tool to evaluate the adequacy of decision-making regarding environmental sustainability…
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Perpignano G, Bogliolo A, Mela Q, +2 more·La Clinica terapeutica
The aim of the present research was to underline the importance of physical activity in the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis. Therefore the authors considered age-related bone loss and the value of weight-bearing exercise on bone-remodeling. Moreover the authors examined current world literature on physical exe…
Nachman S A, Chasalow F I, Navaie-Waliser M, +2 more·Journal of perinatology : official journal of the California Perinatal Association
We measured human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in cord sera of 22 infants born to women infected with the human immunodeficiency virus-1 (HIV-1). hCG was also determined in cord sera from 173 infants born at a suburban hospital to HIV-1-seronegative women. The findings indicate that 16 (9%) of 173 HIV-1-seronegative sa…
Syebele Kabunda, Bütow Kurt-W·Oral surgery, oral medicine, oral pathology, oral radiology, and endodontics
OBJECTIVE: This study's aim was to assess the effect of highly active antiretroviral drugs (HAART) on benign lymphoepithelial cysts (BLEC) of the parotid and ranulas. STUDY DESIGN: The records of 10 HIV-positive patients who presented with BLEC were reviewed, and 14 HIV-positive patients who presented with ranulas wer…
Ismatullaev Ulugbek Vahobjon Ugli, Kim Sang-Ho·Human factors
OBJECTIVE: The study aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of the factors impacting technology adoption, to predict the acceptance of artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies. BACKGROUND: Although the acceptance of AI devices is usually defined by behavioural factors in theories of user acceptance, the effe…
Philipp C, Siefert K·Social work in health care
This study investigates the effects on maternal attitudes toward child-rearing of preschool programs for handicapped children and their families. Two types of programs were studied: programs emphasizing maternal participation and those minimizing maternal involvement. It was hypothesized that programs which stress moth…