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182por Sever, John L., McGovern, Michael, Scott, Robert, Pandak, Carol, Edwards, Amy, Goodstone, DavidEnlace del recurso
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183por Fecht, Daniela, Cockings, Samantha, Hodgson, Susan, Piel, Frédéric B, Martin, David, Waller, Lance A“…Time-relevant population data are critical as denominators for health statistics, analytics and epidemiology, to calculate rates or risks of disease. …”
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184por Iimoto, Takeshi, Fujii, Hirofumi, Someya, Seiichi, Matsuzawa, Hajime, Yanagawa, Yukihide, Kunii, KiyoshiEnlace del recurso
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185por Fujii, Yu, Ogiwara, Toshihiro, Goto, Tetsuya, Muragaki, Yoshihiro, Hongo, Kazuhiro, Horiuchi, TetsuyoshiEnlace del recurso
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186por Grogan, Nicole, Pierce-Gjeldum, Donna, Swartz, Leigh, Verbal, Kait, Merajver, Sofia, Friese, Christopher, Kiyota, Ayano, Heth, Jason, Leung, Denise, Smith, Sean, Gabel, Nicolette, Kim, Michelle, Morikawa, AkiEnlace del recurso
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187por Siabani, Soraya, Siabani, Sina, Siabani, Hossien, Moeini Arya, Marjan, Rezaei, Fateme, Babakhani, Maryam“…The compliance with iron was associated only with the level of education. Conclusion: Although the compliance with iron and folate was relatively high, most women had not started taking the supplements regularly or at the correct time, usually due to forgetting and/or experiencing adverse side-effects.…”
Publicado 2018
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188por Cameron, Matthew J., Al Kharusi, Latifa, Gosselin, Adam, Baradari, Pouya Gholipour, Chirico, Anissa, Amar-Zifkin, Alexandre, Yang, Stephen S.Enlace del recurso
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189por Anders, Sven, Steen, Antonia, Müller, Tjark, Krause, Waldemar, Sanwald, Annika, Raupach, Tobias, Ondruschka, Benjamin, Krebs, Oliver“…Serious games (computer-based learning games) are increasingly used in medical education at various levels, as user access is independent of location and time and promotes non-linear learning. …”
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190por Herrera, Lauren Nicholas, Nolan, Nathan, Chavez, Miguel A, Kahn, Mauricio J, Cleveland, John D, McCarty, Todd P, Escota, Gerome, Kulkarni, Prathit A, Patel, Mukesh, Rodriguez, Jorge M, Hunsinger, Hillary P, Dempsey, Donald, Willig, James, Walker, Jeremey“…[Image: see text] CONCLUSION: We leveraged social media and gamification to effectively engage, and stimulate ID learners to explore additional online educational resources. Technology enriched learning, helps supplement and globalize ID education, making it as diverse and engaging as our field. …”
Publicado 2021
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191por Webb, Amanda L., Dugan, Adam, Burchett, Woodrow, Barnett, Kelly, Patel, Nishi, Morehead, Scott, Silverberg, Mark, Doty, Christopher, Adkins, Brian, Falvo, Lauren“…We sought to determine if participation in a social media-based educational supplement would improve student performance on a test of clinical images at the end of the semester. …”
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192“…The variables assessed included age, highest level of education, occupation, wealth index, ethnicity, religion, residence, number of pregnancies, time of first antenatal care (ANC) visit and number of ANC visits. …”
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193por Takemoto, Daisuke, Yasutake, Yoko, Tomimori, Namino, Ono, Yoshiko, Shibata, Hiroshi, Hayashi, JunichiEnlace del recurso
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194por Gebreegziabher, Tafere, Woltamo, Tesfaye, Thomas, David G., Kennedy, Tay S., Stoecker, Barbara J.“…In conclusion supplementation daily for six months with an iodine capsule or the use of appropriately iodized salt for an equivalent time was sufficient to reduce goiter and TSH in lactating women. …”
Publicado 2019
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195“…Five themes emerged, namely, supplementing traditional teaching methods, improving immediate educator–student interactions, tracking the learning process and improving the record-keeping, keeping up with technological trends, and advancing professional learning objectives for different student needs. …”
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196“…In response, an established virtual sickle cell disease (SCD) telementoring program rapidly expanded from monthly evidence-based didactic sessions focused on medical and psychosocial complications of sickle cell disease, to additional supplemental COVID-19 sessions with emerging pandemic topics and forums for shared experiences to address this timely educational need among multidisciplinary healthcare providers. …”
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197por Seifu, Canaan Negash, Fahey, Paul Patrick, Hailemariam, Tewodros Getachew, Atlantis, Evan“…Data were collected from October to November 2015 in 627 married pregnant women regarding their husbands’ education status, socio-demographic characteristics, and if they wanted to become pregnant at the time of survey using an interviewer administered questionnaire. …”
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198“…CONCLUSIONS: Nurse-midwives' unacquired knowledge of milk expression care for preterm mothers was effectively supplemented by the education program. Pre-education knowledge items with low correct answer rates must be strengthened during in-service education. …”
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199por Dobscha, Steven K, Clark, Khaya D, Karras, Elizabeth, Simonetti, Joseph A, Newell, Summer, Kenyon, Emily A, Elliott, Victoria, Boster, Jennie, Gerrity, Martha“…Although there is substantial opportunity for primary care to assist in addressing lethal means with veterans, approaches to intervention and educating staff are not well documented. We sought to 1) describe development of an education program for primary care teams to help them discuss firearms storage safety (FSS) with veterans during primary care visits; and 2) conduct a preliminary evaluation of the pilot education program. …”
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200por Stenov, Vibeke, Wind, Gitte, Vallis, Michael, Reventlow, Susanne, Hempler, Nana Folmann“…Observations were supplemented by interviews (n = 12) and two focus groups (n = 16) with group participants, as well as interviews (n = 5) with professionals. …”
Publicado 2019
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