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  1. 3761
    “…Taking into account the inherent normative and complex nature of family caregiving, the pressing feeling of being called cannot – and perhaps should not – simply be resolved. Caring might be something families just find themselves in due to being related. …”
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    Feeling called to care: a qualitative interview study on normativity in family caregivers’ experiences in Dutch home settings in a palliative care context
  2. 3762
    “…While more than half of all newborns in the NICU were fed something other than breastmilk pre-EENC introduction, 85.8% were exclusively breast fed post-EENC (relative risk 1.86; 95% CI 1.75 to 1.98). …”
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    Early essential newborn care is associated with improved newborn outcomes following caesarean section births in a tertiary hospital in Da Nang, Vietnam: a pre/post-intervention study
  3. 3763
    “…A higher proportion of individuals who were emotionally affected by the film (e.g. upset or sad, hopeful or encouraged, gained something positive) and those for whom the film resonated with their lockdown experience reported increased kindness behavioural intentions as a result of seeing the film. …”
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    An evaluation of a short film promoting kindness in Wales during COVID-19 restrictions #TimeToBeKind
  4. 3764
    “…In conclusion, from every perspective, and even for every individual, health may mean something different. This finding stresses the importance that care workers’ and healthcare consumers’ meaning of ‘health’ has to be clear to all actors involved. …”
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    Concepts of health in different contexts: a scoping review
  5. 3765
    “…All of the participants presented remote monitoring as something «new». Whether they received remote monitoring by telephone, video consultations or more advanced solutions with the possibility to complete a questionnaire or fill in measurements, did not seem to impact their views. …”
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    Cancer patients’ perspectives on remote monitoring at home during the COVID-19 pandemic- a qualitative study in Norway
  6. 3766
    “…RESULTS: There were no training drop-outs, attendance rate was 92.5%, and the training was evaluated positively: all mothers (100%) felt they got something of lasting importance as a result of taking the training, and reported becoming more conscious as a parent, and 93% reported changing their lifestyle or parenting as a result of the training. …”
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    Mindful with your baby for mothers of infants with (parental) stress in a non-clinical setting: a wait-list controlled pilot trial
  7. 3767
    “…SIMPLE SUMMARY: Automated and non-intrusive recognition of individual livestock such as a cow or a pig is a vital requirement for obtaining individual information, something which has played a significant role in the intelligent management and welfare of livestock. …”
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    Holstein Cattle Face Re-Identification Unifying Global and Part Feature Deep Network with Attention Mechanism
  8. 3768
    “…Participants described the STAR assessment clinic as something that seemed “perfectly normal” suggesting it was seamlessly integrated into NHS care. …”
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    Experiences of recovery and a new care pathway for people with pain after total knee replacement: qualitative research embedded in the STAR trial
  9. 3769
    “…However, ≥ 66% wished they had more medication choices, and ≥ 84% wanted to change something about their medication. CONCLUSIONS: Although perception of overall health and disease severity varied, many patients from both regions still experienced symptoms despite receiving medications for PsA, wished they had greater choice of medications, and/or would like to change an aspect of their medications. …”
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    Patient Perception of Medical Care for Psoriatic Arthritis in North America and Europe: Results from a Global Patient Survey
  10. 3770
    “…However, it is unclear whether acceptance adds something more to the experience of quality of life than simply reducing psychological distress. …”
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    USING THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL MODEL OF ACCEPTANCE TO INVESTIGATE HOW DIFFERENT FACETS OF ACCEPTANCE ARE RELATED TO QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY
  11. 3771
    “…The most common reasons for drinking SSB were enjoying the taste (56.4%), satisfying cravings for something sweet (28.4%), liking the carbonation (20.8%), and satisfying thirst (20.3%). …”
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    When, Where, and Why Do American Adults Drink Sugar-Sweetened Beverages (SSB)? – Omnibus Survey, 2021
  12. 3772
    “…The analysis included five items related to perceptions about COVID-19: perceived likelihood of contracting COVID-19 in the next 12 months, perceived harmfulness of the virus, how often people felt afraid, perception about respondents’ ability to do something about the virus and perceived economic impacts of the pandemic. …”
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    A comparison of rural Australian First Nations and Non-First Nations survey responses to COVID-19 risks and impacts: implications for health communications
  13. 3773
    “…Eighty-six percent strongly agreed with feeling more engaged with the escape box, 84% strongly agreed with learning something new, 81% strongly agreed with finding the escape box to be satisfying, 78% strongly agreed with being able to apply knowledge gained, and 74% strongly agreed with wanting more escape boxes incorporated into medical education. …”
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    Escape box and puzzle design as educational methods for engagement and satisfaction of medical student learners in emergency medicine: survey study
  14. 3774
    “…The motivation to exercise changed during the intervention from a wish to ameliorate symptoms into something the women did for enjoyment and well-being in general. …”
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    Postmenopausal women's experiences of a resistance training intervention against vasomotor symptoms: a qualitative study
  15. 3775
    “…The children and parents reported that they learned something new (75% and 50%, respectively), that they wanted to learn from the robot more often (83% and 75%, respectively), and that they applied the sleeping tips from the robot afterwards at home (54%). …”
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    Interactive Education on Sleep Hygiene with a Social Robot at a Pediatric Oncology Outpatient Clinic: Feasibility, Experiences, and Preliminary Effectiveness
  16. 3776
    “…As professionals who place value on evidence-based practice, climate change is something we cannot ignore. The current pandemic of the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, has demonstrated how global crises can arise suddenly and have a significant impact on public health. …”
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    Climate change and epilepsy: Insights from clinical and basic science studies
  17. 3777
    “…A lower rating was found in December 2020, compared to October 2019 (p < 0.05), regarding whether the employees pointed out when something was about to go wrong. The interviews revealed that, even though most respondents were generally positive towards the huddles (supporting factors), there were problems (hindering factors) in introducing Safety-II concepts in daily safety huddles. …”
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    Experience of learning from everyday work in daily safety huddles—a multi-method study
  18. 3778
    por Kudinha, Timothy, Kong, Fanrong
    Publicado 2022
    “…Furthermore, our results demonstrate that FQ resistance and a plurality of VF genes can exist together in ST131, something that has traditionally been regarded as being inversely related. …”
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    Possible step-up in prevalence for Escherichia coli ST131 from fecal to clinical isolates: inferred virulence potential comparative studies within phylogenetic group B2
  19. 3779
    “…Many felt always or often worried that someone or something would harm them while they were changing their menstrual materials at home and at school. …”
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    Menstrual health among adolescents and young adults in rural Haiti
  20. 3780
    “…Despite the current treatment options for this disease, abdominal pain is an unresolved problem that commonly persists in the absence of active inflammation. This suggests that something other than inflammation is driving the pain during the quiescent phase. …”
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    A17 EVIDENCE OF PROTEASE-MEDIATED PRO-NOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS OF FECAL SUPERNATANTS FROM CROHN'S DISEASE PATIENTS
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