“…“Dry mouth” and “No appetite, just did not feel like eating” were the most common symptoms preventing patients from eating enough. …”
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“…Drawing on the concept of prehabilitation, the provision of high-quality, accessible, timely, reliable, and appropriate information, care, and support for young adults with cancer and their families is critical to ensure that they feel equipped and empowered to make informed decisions relating to their treatment and care. …”
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“…It is common for many patients with cancer to feel uncertain about their future. Some undergo anxiety, loneliness, and fear of getting cancer again. …”
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“…They can break down complex health information based on expertise and experience and mitigate the loneliness and isolation that other patients may feel without the support of a community.…”
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“…Researchers working at hospitals were found to feel more burdened by DRN use than researchers working at universities (t(129)=1.975, P=.05). …”
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“…In particular, the ways that global physical distancing measures and maternity care adaptations contributed to women's feelings of distress, isolation, and depression/despair. …”
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“…presents the five gatekeeping steps (SAVES): (1) Recognize suicide warning S igns, (2) A sk if someone is considering suicide, (3) V alidate feelings, (4) E xpedite referral, and (5) S et a reminder to follow‐up. …”
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“…CONCLUSION: Postoperative and patient-reported outcomes did not differ significantly between pitchers with partial UCL tears who performed rehabilitation before UCL surgery and pitchers who did not attempt a significant period of rehabilitation before UCL surgery. Clinicians should feel comfortable recommending rehabilitation for patients with partial UCL tears who wish to attempt a period of nonoperative treatment, as postoperative outcomes are not affected if UCL surgery is later needed.…”
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“…As risk factors of female offenders, “bad relationships with household members (compared to good relationships),” “fear of COVID-19,” “COVID-19 infected, both themselves and household members, within a year,” “feelings of discrimination related to COVID-19 in the past two months,” and “history of child verbal abuse” were observed. …”
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“…SIMPLE SUMMARY: Animal welfare science is facing the challenge of measuring the subjective feelings and emotions of animals. In the case of donkeys, this could lead to a better understanding of their specific needs, improved training methods, and a healthier relationship with humans and the environment from a holistic perspective that considers the interconnection between the human, animal, and environmental health and welfare (One Health-One Welfare). …”
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“…When responding to POS questions, the majority agreed that insurance coverage should be equal to other conditions (96%), would not mind being called in to care for this population (75%), felt they could find something to help the patient feel better (65%), felt compassion (65%), found working with SAD patients satisfying (65%) and enjoyed giving extra time to these patients (51%). …”
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“…It also introduces a novel perspective and potential approach for individuals to address the feelings of fear and shame related to illness, particularly within the context of collectivist cultural values.…”
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“…We also asked how many of these physicians had received LGBTQ+-specific training, whether they acknowledged that a patient’s LGBTQ+ status can affect their health needs, whether they felt confident in understanding these patients’ concerns, and whether they would feel comfortable being listed as an LGBTQ+-friendly practice. …”
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“…During this procedure, patients may feel pain during surgical bone removal (at the cancellous level) or during splitting and luxation of the tooth, despite administration of routine nerve blocks. …”
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“…METHODS: In this single group study, a convenience sample of 39 female healthcare workers completed informed consent and baseline measures: Perceived Stress Scale (PSS), Stress Overload Scale-Short (SOS-S), and Exercise-Induced Feelings Inventory (EFI). Following the online BBMIC 4 h/day for 3 days and the 6 week solo (20 min/day) and group practice (45 min weekly), repeat testing plus the Indicators of Psychophysiological State (IPSS) and Program Evaluation were obtained. …”
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“…High GUDs are a response to increased risk; the animal does not feel comfortable and safe to forage. Before, during, and after foraging experiments, feces was collected to examine FGMs. …”
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“…The scores of the extended TAM variables explaining intention to use were all significantly higher, except for Subjective norm and Feelings of Anxiety. The relationships of these variables with intention to use before and after the onset of the pandemic were similar, except for Social relationships which lost its significance. …”
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“…Participants reported that these experiences made them feel isolated and devalued, especially if they had intersecting, marginalized identities, such as being underinsured or unhoused. …”
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“…They enjoyed the case and reported they would feel more comfortable in a comparable situation in the future. …”
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“…RESULTS: 143 students participated in the programme in the first 11 cohorts, between September 2021 and December 2022, and 72 (50.3%) submitted feedback forms. 98.6% agreed that the programme helped them reflect more on their interactions with patients, and that it helped them gain insight into how others think and feel when caring for patients. 91.7% enjoyed the groups and 97.3% would use the skills learnt in Balint group in the future. 100% of students gave a positive response when rating their overall experience of the programme. …”
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